RV Guide

Expandable travel trailers are the perfect hybrid between a traditional travel trailer and a pop-up trailer. The expandable trailer offers the right balance between needing a travel trailer but still wanting the feel of outdoor camping. Most expandable sides convert to a bed that is open to the rest of the trailer and the walls…

Truck campers are a unique type of recreational vehicle that can be attached and transported in the back of a pickup truck. In most cases, truck campers do not have VINs and most states do not require registration, titling, license plates, or insurance. However, approximately 10 states do have special requirements, and regardless you may…

An expandable hybrid travel trailer (or HTT) is a great alternative to a tent, pop-up, or standard travel trailer. Hybrid trailers are easier to tow and store, have ample sleeping space, and are inexpensive. However, these travel trailers lack temperature control, are harder to setup/takedown, have limited storage space, can be difficult to maintain, and…

Popup campers are great for the low-maintenance traveler, but cleaning the canvas popouts is necessary for keeping dirt and mildew at bay. Regularly cleaning and treating the canvas can help it last longer, and keep harmful elements like mold and mildew out of your camper. Knowing how to clean the canvas properly will keep your…

So, you’ve finally invested in that portable camper that you’ve always wanted, have you? You must be over the moon! After all, you’ve only been talking about it for months at this point, and have probably thought about getting one for years. You’re only a day away from enjoying that camping trip, at last! After…

Does a Travel Trailer have a title? Most vehicles on the road today have titles to prove ownership. Travel Trailers or RV’s are not any different. Does a travel trailer have a title? Yes, travel trailers, RV’s, Campers, and tent trailers all will have titles. Titles are for the owners protection to prove ownership. If…

Thermal or dual pane windows use technology to insulate your RV against outside temperatures and sunlight. These windows have their benefits, but in general, it is not worth the cost or hassle to have them in your travel trailer, unless you camp in extreme conditions or are using your trailer as a primary residence. Thermal/dual…

A highlight of traveling in your RV is waking up to views of incredible nature right outside your window. Many RV owners realize the importance of choosing the right windows for their vehicle. Not only does this choice affect your RV aesthetically. It can also influence how easy the windows are to maintain, how much…

Winter’s finally behind you and Summer is just around the corner, there’s no better time to get ready for RVing. But it’s not as simple as jumping in and going, you will need to summerize your travel trailer. That means you summerize RV or you summerize your camper trailer whichever one you have because it’s…

So you’ve made some incredible summer memories in your travel trailer, but you’re not sure how to keep it safely protected in the winter. This is a common dilemma among travel trailer owners. You may wonder if it is worth it to cover your travel trailer, or if you are wasting your money. If you’re…