5 Reasons You Should Use Solar Power Instead Of A Generator Solar power vs generator power has been long discussed around RV parks and campfires. Generators have been a dependable … Read more
Anyone who’s connected to the Internet at an RV park knows that the signal is usually not the strongest. It will often have trouble loading pages, or disconnect and re-connect … Read more
Few of us have the luxury of going totally offline while we’re RVing around the country, including me. I work online and need reliable Internet to make money on the … Read more
So you want to start a travel blog. You have grand visions of sharing awesome photos and engaging stories with your friends, family and random online strangers. Maybe you want … Read more
With the 100th birthday of the National Park Service occurring this year, now is the perfect time to explore all those national parks you’ve always wanted to visit. A little … Read more
Some people travel far and wide for a taste of regional dishes. From burritos in California to lobster in Maine, there’s no better way to get the lay of the … Read more
Net Neutrality – the recently enacted Federal Communications Commission (FCC) law that requires broadband providers to treat all Internet traffic equally – apparently doesn’t apply to the RVing community. In … Read more
What if you could take a permanent RV road trip to explore the most stunning and remote places on the continent, while still being able to work online and manage … Read more
For a long time I resisted all forms of social media. In my mind, it seemed like a waste of time (not to mention an invasion of privacy). After many … Read more
The chance to meet fulltime RVers and travelers seems like it’s always there for the taking. After all, when your life is on the road and you have traveling friends … Read more