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How to Find an RV for Your Montana Trip
If you’re planning a trip to Montana, one of the first things you’ll need to do is find an RV that’s right for you. Depending on your budget and needs, there are several different places you can look for an RV in Montana. What you need to know about finding an RV in Montana One of the first places to start your search is online. Several websites specialize in RVs and can be a great resource for finding the perfect RV for your trip. You can also check out online classifieds websites like Craigslist or eBay, where you might be able to find a good deal on an RV. If…
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A Must-Have Survival Tool For Campers
When it comes to camping, the first thing that comes to our mind are tents, sleeping bags, matches, knives, water, bread, etc. For most people, the idea of an EDC flashlight doesn’t even cross their minds. As with all camping gear, the EDC flashlight should also be on your top 10 must-have camping list because it’s the lighting you need in the dark. The night is mysterious and your flashlight is the only tool that can illuminate the night. Not only do flashlights illuminate our surroundings when moving on foot at night, they also keep us safe. It enables you to use the SOS function of the flashlight to send out danger…
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Full-Time RV Living – The Best Time To Start Is Now!
This post contains links to products created and sold by me. To have a full-time living, the first thing you need to do is get your priorities in order, especially when packing and unpacking everything. This seems simple enough, but when it comes to packing and unpacking, you will find that it is quite a task. Tips To Pack And Unpack The first thing you need to do when planning your full-time RV travel is to plan. Have a clear destination in mind, where you want to be at a certain time. Rvtravel.com has some great tips. When packing, be sure to include all the items you will need to…
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4 Ways You Can Travel More Safely in Your RV
RV Life The RV life is one that many people enjoy. RV stands for a recreational vehicle, and these are the big campers you often see cruising from state to state or parked in suburban driveways. Some RVs are very fancy inside, better even than some apartments. Some retired people like purchasing RVs because they’re a way to explore the country, seeing the sights, and meeting people. If you’re an older individual, and you’ve always wanted to see the Grand Canyon or the California redwoods, this is a way to do it in style. Some younger people purchase RVs too, especially if they want to take their family on vacation,…
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Pest Control Tips During Your Camping
The best part of summer is to beat the heat and go out camping in the hills. Studies reveal that there is a certain temperature drop as you go to higher altitudes. Camping with friends on a hill that is close to you can be really exciting if done right. You may be really excited to buck yourself up and pack your bag with all the essentials. Along with some portable burners, camping blankets and food, you need something very important to keep yourself safe. While bonfires and sticks can drive out the bigger animals such as racoons, it is the smaller pests that you need to be careful of.…
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What Should You Know About Living in an RV?
If the idea of living in an RV is something you dream about, you’re not alone. It’s increasingly common, but it’s not always as easy as selling everything and hitting the road. For example, there are zoning ordinances and laws for RVs if you want to live in your camper in certain places. You may have limitations to face, such as restricted storage and cooking space. It can be risky if there’s extreme weather, too, such as storms or flash flooding. The following are some of the things to know about living in an RV, some of which might make it a less appealing option for you. Parking An RV…
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5 Benefits of the RV Life of Which You Might be Unaware
What comes into your mind when you hear the phrase “RV life?” RVs, or recreational vehicles, do seem to conjure up mental images of a particular lifestyle. Is that way of living one which appeals to you? Go Together Go Far – RV and Family Camping Infotainment can meet all your traveling needs Over 400,000 motor vehicle accidents occur in Florida alone, some of which involve RVs. However, don’t let that discourage you from pursuing RV ownership. The rate of fatalities from RV accidents is actually considerably less than that involving all other vehicles that are on the road. As long as you’re careful about your driving, RV ownership…
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WenTop WiFi Wireless Smart Phone Controlled LED Light Strip
Several years ago a friend of mine told me about some LED Light Strips. She was like – “you’ve got to get a set of these for your daughter’s bedroom”. Well I never did – in fact I forgot all about it until I saw these. Well now I have finally gotten around to checking some out and I am trying this set – the WenTop WiFi Wireless Smart Phone Controlled LED Light Strip. Simply set up (pretty intuitive plug ins) and download the software on your phone via the QR code provided. The setup is pretty easy – the software walks you right through it. Just make sure you…
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Summer Strawberry Cocktails – Perfect for Sitting By The Campfire
Summer is here – yay! That means camping and friends while sitting by the fire. So much more time will be spent outside (in fact we will rarely go inside) and life is good. Let’s enjoy it with some strawberry cocktails! check out these great recipes from fellow bloggers. Strawberry Cocktail – Simple and On The Rocks Virgin Strawberry Rhubarb Margarita Strawberry and Peach Wine Slushies Strawberry and Passion Fruit Caipirinha Strawberry Honey Lime Mimosa Strawberry Lemonade Vodka Cocktail Strawberry Rhubarb Margarita Strawberry Lime Bellini Sparkling Strawberry Lemonade Spritzer Strawberry Wine Sangria Strawberry Grapefruit Whiskey Iced Tea Strawberry Mimosa
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Replacing A Mattress In Your Camper
One of the first things we noticed when we bought our first camper was that the beds are not a standard size. Sure our “master bedroom” mattress is queen size and that is a standard size. But the bunk beds in the bunk house and the mattresses for the dinette/bed combo are definitely not a standard size. There is no way to just walk in somewhere and pull a product of choice off a shelf. So what do you do when you need to replace any of them? Let’s face it with kids they need to be replaced. And as much as I’d love to pretend mice didn’t exist but…
