Thomas Godwin 
The public consensus on toy hauler motorhomes is a bit of a mystery. A quick jaunt through the hallowed halls of the Google search engine leads many to believe that few exist if they exist at all. Toy haulers, in …
Exactly how much does a motorhome cost to own? The purchase price is obviously your first consideration but that’s just the beginning. The after-purchase motorhome cost is something you have to budget for as well. There’s simply no getting around …
RV A/C units make the difference between a sweltering afternoon and a relaxing afternoon, kicked back on the sofa, reading a book, or watching a movie. When you’re caught in the middle of a heat wave, however, watching that A/C …
For most of us, the idea of driving a massive, Class A motorhome surely requires some sort of RV license. Right? But the real answer is that it depends on the size of your rig and the state where you …
Not only can you run your motorhome rooftop A/C while driving, you’ll probably want to in the peak months of summer. Class A motorhomes are huge and Class Cs are often pretty monstrous themselves. Running the dash A/C against that …
An RV steering stabilizer is a term you’ll hear often in motorhome RVer circles. The idea of cruising down the interstate at 70 mph, when the steering suddenly starts wobbling back and forth, is a frightening one. Fortunately, the degradation …
If you’re new to RV life, a 50-amp RV plug may have some inconsistencies and questions. For instance, 110/220 or 120/240 voltages are so interchangeable in conversations that it’s difficult to know what is what and why. Ever since Nikola …
You can fill your RV tires at a gas station air pump, but it isn’t always the best experience, and most times, the compressors don’t have the “oomph” for huge, high-pressure tires. So, what’s an RVer to do? If you’ve …
Whether you’re interested in selling Class A, B or C motorhome, determining your motorhome trade-in value involves some serious homework. It may be a tough decision, or it may be that you’re looking to upgrade. Either way, it begins with …
Campground site lock fees are trending because it’s a growing financial mechanism for campgrounds across the country. RVers may not like it, but it’s here to stay, and it’s one of the side effects of a booming RV industry. It …