Spring RV camping along Kentucky Bourbon Trail
Spring is one of the best times to travel through Kentucky, taking in the amazing color while enjoying the lower humidity. The Kentucky State…
Pancho Villa State Park near border with Old Mexico
We first camped at Pancho Villa State Park in Columbus, NM., in December 2009 during our first season out. It sits just three miles…
RVing widow Judy Howard becomes author after traveling ‘Coast to Coast with a Cat and a Ghost’
Judy Howard has traveled solo with her pet companion, Sportster, for 11 years in her 1997 24-foot Class C Winnebago Itasca. She wrote her…
Pop-top Sprinter ‘Penthouse’ van conversion by Sportsmobile adds head room, storage area
I first read about the Sprinter “Penthouse” van conversion by Sportsmobile when reporter Larry Edsall wrote about it in The Detroit News in May…
Update: Vivian Grybko, a solo RV WINer
Two years ago, about this time, Vivian Grybko, a shy but independent woman, crossed my path at the Escapees’ RoVer’s Roost SKP Co-Op RV…
Belt sander races a hoot in Fulton, Texas
Every other Saturday afternoon in Fulton, Tex., several hundred fun-loving people–many of them snowbird RVers–gather at the Legends Saloon to watch other fun-loving folks…
Solo RV snowbird Catherine Woods roams southwest
“I got into RVing because I thought winter camping would be more comfy in a Scamp than in a tent,” said longtime tent camper…
Good neighbors RVers Myron and Alberta Scott travel each winter from Kansas to Gulf Coast
Good fences don’t make good neighbors — good people make good neighbors. This is especially true when your neighbors are within 10-15 feet of…
Great White Egret having seafood for lunch
While bicycling near Aransas Bay in Rockport, Texas, we spotted a beautiful great white egret with its fresh catch. (Click on photos to enlarge)…
Desert boondocking tips for RVers by Bob Difley
We enjoy dry camping and have nosed out a few fantastic places in Oregon, California and Arizona. (Including the one picture on BLM land…