Many times, I hear people saying that you MUST keep dozens of different repair items on board your RV but I disagree. In three and a half years on the road, over two RV's, we've had to replace the same parts on both regularly and those are the parts that I feel should be kept on hand. Let's see what they are.

What NOT to buy for your RV! If you're just starting out in full-time RV life, there's plenty of what to buy posts. Here's what not to buy

You may think that, once you pick up your new (or, new to you) RV, you'll be able to hook up and head right out for your first adventure. That is not the case. There are a number of things you're going to have to purchase before your RV is actually usable! In this week's blog, and in the accompanying video on YouTube, we discuss what essentials you'll need before heading out.

We have travelled with our three pets since day one of our full-time RV Life in August of 2019. Our two cats, Hazel & Onyx and our Chihuahua, Bucky are an integral part of our lives. However, there are special accommodations needed when you're travelling the country in an RV with three pets!

When we first started out on the road in 2019, we did all of our banking at a local credit union. With our lifestyle, we came to find out very quickly that didn't work! With travelling the country in our RV, we realized that we didn't have unfettered access to our money. For most transactions, we would have to return to our "home state" and into a branch, to do them.

The RV Industry went through the largest growth spurt in its history from 2020 to 2021. Most say that this was due to the Covid pandemic and people's desire to isolate.