Since COVID Americans spent over $31 billion on camping equipment, parks, and recreations including RVs, according to data from the Outdoor Industry Association. However, there is a growing concern about security in State Parks and campgrounds. As a solo female RVer safety is always my concern. I always try to use common sense and don’t …
In the same way that you try to keep your home and car safe, you want to keep your RV safe too. For those of us who are passionate about our RVs, it is devastating to think that someone could just take all of your hard work away. Your RV, like other big purchases, is …
There’s something incredibly freeing and exciting about traveling solo in your RV. The world is your oyster, and you can go wherever you please, whenever you please. However, many people have a certain apprehension towards anyone traveling solo in an RV. They are often astonished at how I can take off and visit certain places, …
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In the same way that you protect your home, you also need to protect yourself and your RV, especially when you live in it full-time. While everyone enjoys the freedom of being on the road, living in an RV also means that you are living on the road, where danger can be lurking around any …
There’s something incredibly liberating and satisfying about traveling solo. Whether you’re jumping on a plane to explore a new destination or hitting the open road in your RV, doing things by yourself is empowering. But for female solo travelers, there can be a few added concerns about staying safe. If you haven’t been on the …
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Carbon monoxide gas is invisible, odorless, and deadly. It is a threat to RVers so it is important to know the signs to watch for and to practice preventative actions to reduce your exposure. Carbon monoxide is created when any fuel is burned such as gasoline, propane, natural gas, wood, and coal. It is extremely …
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Over the years, RVs have evolved to the point where many can serve as a sufficient substitute for an actual home. And while this is great for those who are adventurous, it also adds another concern to the traveler’s list security. Just as with any home or vehicle, burglars often target RVs. The good news …
