If you’ve ever left your dog alone in an RV and spent the entire time away wondering whether the air conditioner was still running, you’re not alone. We had a traumatizing experience during a campground stay in Florida when we lost power more than 20 times in a single day while we were about two…
One of the biggest concerns people have before RVing with their dog is their pup’s safety… and it should be! RV trips can be safe and fun for pets, but there are a few things that become a lot more important once you start traveling with a dog. We learned this firsthand during a campground…
If you are dreaming about RV life but are worried that your dog cannot come along for the ride, we have good news for you… yes, you absolutely can RV with a dog. We have been RVing with Coco, our 100-pound pup, for the past 3 and a half years. She has visited 28 states…
One of the small but constant annoyances of RV life was the keys. Every time I left the camper, I had to think about it.Did Alan have his keys?Was I going to be gone long?Should I just leave it unlocked? If I locked it and he did not have his keys, he was stuck waiting…
We will not leave Coco in our RV without this device. I know, that might sound dramatic. But if you RV with pets, you most likely already know why. It only takes one power outage, a tripped breaker, or one brutally hot afternoon and your RV can turn into an oven faster than you might…
So you’re stuck between a fifth wheel and a travel trailer. Welcome to the club. This is one of the biggest, and most overwhelming, decisions RVers face. And it’s not just a first-timer problem. Whether you’re shopping for your very first rig or you’re ready to upgrade your setup, this choice can send you deep…