Truck campers, Part 1: Off the beaten path in comfort
byRVers who want to head down that forest service road, yet do it in comfort, consider the slide-in truck camper as the ideal recreation…
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RVer Jimmy Smith reflects on change
byIn his most recent post on “Another View,” RVer Jimmy Smith wonders about what waits beyond the bend in the road. “Sometimes change comes imperceptibly,…
RVers Debbie & Dale Younger are camp hosts at Antlers Campground in Shasta/Trinity forests
byIf you are traveling through northern California this camping season and you stop off at the USFS Antlers Campground, it’s likely you’ll run into…
Buttercups, blue skies – spring in Eastern Washington
byThe brilliant gurus at 2by2host.com found my uploading of images problem, fixed it and we’re back to being able to post photographs. Thank you…
ArtStream Nomadic Gallery at ‘Art of the Pot’ Studio Tour
byIn 2001, potter Alleghany Meadows remodeled a 30-foot 1967 Airstream Sovereign Land Yacht into a traveling exhibition space featuring his work and the work…
Up goes the new RV awning, with the help of seven great SKP neighbors
byThis past January, after a long night of rain and questionable judgement, we experience a catastrophic awning failure. (See left) For details click here…
‘Growing Young’ RVing Women
byFull-time RVer Malia Lane’s posted an item on her Blog about a group RVing Women as they caravanned along the Oregon Coast. There was…
Organized RV tours, Part 6 — A sampling of RV tour companies, prices
byThis is the final installment of a six part series on Organized RV Tours. Below is a handful of commercial RV tour operators and…
Organized RV tours, Part 5 — Potential pitfalls
byThe same items that might be seen as advantages for traveling on organized RV tours to some, may appear as negatives for other RVers….
Organized RV tours, Part 4 — Upsides of RV caravans
byFull-time RVers David and Lynn Cross of Mesa, Az., have taken part in 15 caravans and rallies. These intrepid travelers put more than 95,000…