The more furniture you place into your RV, the more limited the space—and the storage. But there is one way to cut your loss of space: Buy furniture that can store things or adapt the furniture you have for convenient storage and retrieval.

Do you now where your RV water supply is coming from?

Millions of people buy extended warranties every year—for toasters, computers, personal vehicles and, yes, recreational vehicles, both motorhomes and towables. Are extended warranties worthwhile? It depends.

Whatever 2021 brings to all of us, more Americans appear ready to do their vacationing in an RV—but not necessarily owning one.

Off-the-grid RVs are making big inroads. More manufacturers are introducing off-grid, trail-capable trailers, and the trend toward towables that can leave the traditional campsite behind is growing, according to RV Business magazine. In its list of the top 10 RVs for 2021, three of the models are off-grid-ready trailers.

Recreational vehicle shipments in the U.S. were on track to recover solidly from depressed 2019 sales, despite a two-month industry shutdown because of the coronavirus pandemic. And for 2021, the industry forecasts even better sales, maybe the best in its history. As usual, towables are leading the way.

If you bought a bare-bones travel trailer and plan to make improvements over time, here’s one of the first things you should consider adding: an electric tongue jack.

Most RVers power a generator with gasoline, and a few with built-in units use diesel fuel. For many RVers, however, especially owners of towables, propane is becoming increasingly common.

After what 2020 brought us all, maybe the best gift anyone could give during the holidays is a new year.

It’s a hook-and-loop fastener in generic terms, but the original brand name was Velcro and this is how we generally refer to these products. If you haven’t already, form an attachment to this versatile product and its variations.  You’ll be glad you did.