Overview: Before you convert a van or hit the road, assess your budget, vehicle choice, mechanical skills, legalities, insurance, and safety plan, and test how your daily routine adapts to small-space living; plan water, power, and waste systems, build emergency contingencies, and practice boondocking to confirm your expectations and comfort with mobility and solitude. Understanding…
Routes form the backbone of successful RV trips: you assess road types, bridge and clearance restrictions, fuel or charging availability, and ideal daily mileage while plotting campsites and scenic stops that match your pace. You factor in weather, traffic patterns, and reservation windows to keep your itinerary flexible yet efficient, minimizing stress and maximizing on-the-road…
There’s a straightforward routine you can follow to keep your RV safe and reliable while on the road: perform daily walkarounds to check tires, lights and fluid levels; inspect seals and roof for leaks; monitor battery and propane systems; empty and sanitize tanks regularly; carry basic tools and spare parts; and log maintenance tasks and…