Learn To RV | All Things RV

I’ve answered the question a few times on forums and recently fielded a set of questions on a Facebook group that essentially read, “I got a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) because everyone says I am supposed to have one, but the TPMS hasn’t made...

Ok, I won’t lie – setting up a campsite is more than 3 steps but, hey let’s look at the major steps. First, you have to 1) get backed in (or pulled through the spot), 2) unhitched and leveled, 3) utilities hooked up and slides out, and then enjoy!
Getting settled into a campsite really isn’t terrible and is as much work as you want to make it. Sometimes we throw out the welcome mat at the bottom of the steps and call it done but other times, we go all out: grill, propane fire pit, screen porch...

We run all of our drinking water through our Berkey Water Filter. In the old camper, it stayed outside in the outdoor kitchen. In the new camper, we built a flip-up shelf that the Berkey sits on in the kitchen.
For us, we prefer cold drinking water vs. room temperature. We use 2-gallon water jugs that we fill with Berkey water and then keep in the refrigerator. All the benefits of clean water with the crispness of cold water....

One place that RVs suffer the same hassle and fate as regular homes is in the making of bunk beds. In our old bunkhouse camper (Sabre 36QBOK), the beds were only open on a single side. In our toyhauler (Spartan 1245), they’re up a ladder on a lift. And...