Plan Your RV Trip

If your camping destination is several states away, you will likely put in some long driving days on the road. While spending hours out on the road is certainly part of the RV experience, you have to be careful that those hours don’t get out of control on any given day. Driving tired under any circumstances is extremely dangerous, and it is even more dangerous when you are piloting a tow vehicle with trailer.

Backing Your Casita Into A Campsite

Backing a tow vehicle and trailer into a campsite can sometimes be a stressful experience. However, backing (reversing) a trailer is relatively simple, especially with a little practice and teamwork.

First, Use The Scoop to Line Up With Your Back-In Site — Sean Michael produced a short animation on YouTube to illustrate it.

How to Keep Your RV Safe From Theft

 Camping trailers and RVs can be easy targets for thieves, as they can just drive away with not only with the valuables inside, but your trailer as well. RV crime is increasing and it’s becoming a serious concern for those who travel with their campers and trailers every year. If you are a seasoned RV traveler or are new to the camping lifestyle, keep these tips in mind to keep your camper safe from would-be burglars.