Camper Use Archives - Page 2 of 5

Travel Trailer vs Toy Hauler RV: Which One Is Right For You?

A travel trailer is generally smaller, lighter, and less costly, but toy haulers give you ample space for storage, hobbies, or an office.

Equipment malfunctions or environmental factors can result in water damage, but will your camper insurance cover all types of water damage?

State park campgrounds are good resources for big rig campers because they are often cheap, well-maintained, and offer large sites.

Recycling is a complicated problem. We just need the will to make the system work better to help save the air, land, and oceans from refuse.

Want to protect your investment? Here are 5 ways to keep your camper tires from getting damaged.

Here are 10 Ford Transit van conversions with video walk-throughs to inspire you on your own van build journey.

Take an RV trip to one of these new national scenic roadways, including 15 All-American Roads and 34 National Scenic Byways in 28 states.

Two separate studies, recently released, revealed the devastating statistics surrounding deaths in the U.S. National Parks.

RV LIFE recently polled their audience with a survey to determine if RVers felt that finding campground locations in 2021 would be difficult.

Camper vans are a compact yet affordable way to travel. These are some of the most popular types of vans for long road trips.