Owning a Class C RV under 25 feet has many advantages. These beauties are easy to drive, maneuver well, and will get you into just about any RV park where you want to stay. Whether you’re traveling on four-lane highways …
Class C RVs for full-time living are a great option that’s often not considered. You can choose the length and sleeping accommodations in the style you want; most have great space for daily living, a good amount of storage, are …
Updated January 27, 2024 Unpredictable and ever-changing fuel prices may have you wondering which Class C RVs get the best gas mileage. While some fuel-saving tips and tricks apply to any RV, miles per gallon (mpg) still vary greatly across …
Cheap Class B RVs are a great way for many people to enjoy life on the road. These smaller RV options provide the comforts of larger motorhomes and travel trailers. Exploring the country in one of the many cheap Class …
Finding a cheap Class C RV is not the easiest task. Even as the price of RVs has declined from a year ago, you’ll likely still be looking at new Class Cs that are in the $100,000 range. Of course, …
RVers are no strangers to bad weather. However, hailstorms can surprise even the most experienced campers. That’s why it’s essential to know ways to protect your RV from hail damage. Hailstones the size of golf balls pelted Tom and Nancy …