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Budget-friendly camping options is one of the most desirable things among those who do full time RV-ing or lead a digital nomad lifestyle. Dispersed camping is one of the most coveted yet best-kept secrets in America’s camping world. This camping option will not only save major cash but also…

When you are on the road, you might be happy to find a way of saving costs. Many RVers complain about the camping fees because spending a night in a decent location could charge more than $30. With the growing popularity of a nomadic lifestyle, campgrounds are becoming busier and their charges are…

Spring is on the horizon, and you are itching to enjoy the weather in your RV! Whether it has been in storage and needs a good cleaning, or just needs to be spruced up for this year’s adventures, you will want to do some spring cleaning! These are some great cleaning hacks to get your RV ready for…

Living in an RV park full time is the reality for thousands of people. Some people willingly choose it as a lifestyle while others are on the road for financial problems. Whatever the reason is, when you have been planning to be a full-time RVer hopping from one park to another you must know some…

Camping is a traditional activity for most American families. Whether with the family or alone, a great number of people hit the road in a camper and enjoy the fun, thrill, and adventure that come along the way. However, one problem of camping with your family in a camp trailer is the limited space.…

RVing is one of the most popular ways to recreation and traveling. Most people prefer it because it offers the freedom of not sticking to a travel plan. Also, the flexibility is undeniable. You can travel wherever you want while saving money on hotel and transportation costs. But, what about the…

How much solar power do I need for my RV? Many RVers have been scratching their head around this question. Green energy has been gaining popularity and many people prefer solar power as an attempt to reduce their carbon footprint. Solar panels are also a good choice if you want to get rid of the…

Heading to a campground could often be an issue depending on where you’re traveling. But, the rule of thumb to follow is that campgrounds of any state in the US can house motorhomes that are under 27 feet. With that in mind, RVingPlanet has compiled a list of the top 5 best small motorhomes for…

You don’t need to tow a huge camper to enjoy the thrill of camping adventures. There are some best lightweight travel trailers that can help you get a kick out of the camping life without sacrificing the fun. Pick one of the best travel trailers under 4000 lbs. It can be your nifty tour-mate during…

Class C motorhomes stand in the middle of Class A and Class B. They are smaller than Class A – the deluxe, large size motorhomes equipped with luxury amenities and appliance, but larger than Class B – smallest motorhomes in the market suitable for one or two travelers for short trips. The Class C…