10 great places to see animals in the wild
College students aren't the only ones on the move for spring break. Animals are migrating now, too, which makes it a perfect time to see them in parks and refuges. "They're becoming more active. It's a good time to go," says Mark Wexler (Read More...)
FRVTA’s Fort Myers RV Show Set for April 1-3
Region One of the Florida RV Trade Association (FRVTA) returns for its 16th annual admission-free recreation vehicle show at the Lee County Sports Complex/Hammond Stadium in south Fort Myers April 1-3, Nelda Iacono, president of Region One, announced in a news release. The three-day RV SuperSaver Show will feature 10 dealers from throughout Florida’s Gulf Coast [Read More...]
RVers Planning Country Coach Friendship Rally
A group of Country Coach motorcoach owners are planning and presenting a Country Coach Friendship Rally June 13-17 at Riverbend RV Resort in Harrisburg, Oregon. It is open to CC brand motorcoaches, according to a news release. The Rally Theme is “A New Beginning” and the schedule will include a good amount of free time for [Read More...]
7 Steps to Enjoying a Big RV Rally`
We’ve attended RV rallies with 12 coaches and with 4,000! Right now we are parked at the Georgia State Fairgrounds for the Family Motor Coach Ass’n convention and, we expect there to be nearly 3,000 RVs here this week. These big rallies can be the most fun you’ve ever had, or they can be miserable [Read More...]
The Benefits of Renting or Buying an RV Lot to Rest Your Rig

Your favorite site at your favorite campground could easily be in use by the time you arrive. If you find yourself camping in the same area year after year, maybe it’s time to invest in RV lots for sale. Here are some tips, advice and verified Woodall's lots for sale locations. Read more...

Help Celebrate "Everglades Isle Motorcoach Retreat" Anniversary - January 21 thru 23.
Featuring radio talk show host Neil Boortz. There will also be Live Entertainment, Barbecue, Everglades Excursions, Air-boat rides, Dinner and lots more fun. To find out more, click on the following: [Read More]
10 great places for local wines

October 13, 2010
While Napa Valley gets the most attention, winemakers are busier than ever around the nation, says blogger Jeff Siegel, who founded DrinkLocalWine.com with Dave McIntyre, wine critic for The Washington Post. [Read More]
RVers guide to slashing campground expenses
October 10, 2010
By Bob Difley Unless you’ve been out in the boonies for several months, way beyond the reach of a radio signal, you know that the recession is not quite over. Joblessness is still somewhere near the top of Mt. Whitney, services have been cut to the non-existent, and a nervous populace is burying money under the [Read More...]
By Bob Difley Unless you’ve been out in the boonies for several months, way beyond the reach of a radio signal, you know that the recession is not quite over. Joblessness is still somewhere near the top of Mt. Whitney, services have been cut to the non-existent, and a nervous populace is burying money under the [Read More...]
RV Navigation and Much, Much More
October 1, 2010
Lug_Nut’s view of a growing technology. Earlier I wrote about the adaption of using an Apple iPad in an RV for its application of a glass dash. If you missed it here’s a link In addition to using this for instrumentation and of course navigation, there are other great features that RVer’s might find [Read More...]
Lug_Nut’s view of a growing technology. Earlier I wrote about the adaption of using an Apple iPad in an RV for its application of a glass dash. If you missed it here’s a link In addition to using this for instrumentation and of course navigation, there are other great features that RVer’s might find [Read More...]
Iowa Opens New State Park Campground
Sept 29, 2010
The first new campground in an Iowa state park in seven years recently opened at the Volga River State Recreation Area. The new campground is at the north end of Volga River with a view of the lake off in the distance, the Dubuque Telegraph Herald reported. “This campground was built from scratch on an [Read More...]
The first new campground in an Iowa state park in seven years recently opened at the Volga River State Recreation Area. The new campground is at the north end of Volga River with a view of the lake off in the distance, the Dubuque Telegraph Herald reported. “This campground was built from scratch on an [Read More...]
How To Find Dispersed Campsites in National Forests
Sept 25. 2010
RVers and normal people call camping without hookups boondocking, regardless of whether it is on the baking black asphalt in a Walmart parking lot or so far back an old forest service logging road even the coyotes can’t find it.[Read More]
RVers and normal people call camping without hookups boondocking, regardless of whether it is on the baking black asphalt in a Walmart parking lot or so far back an old forest service logging road even the coyotes can’t find it.[Read More]
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