Lots of families live in mobile homes, and lots of families travel in an RV. But since they are a little bit different, and the laws can vary from state to state, I’ve wondered is it legal to live in an RV with a child in Texas? Here’s what I know from being a Dad … Read more
Living in a camper is a great way to cut expenses and see different parts of the country. But if you have a baby, that can present some challenges many RV’ers don’t face. So can you live in a camper with a baby? Yes. You can live in a camper with a baby. For Class … Read more
Boondocking is a great way to camp in your RV without the expense of paying for a campground. But without hookups, there will be a limit of how long you can go without needing to refill and dump your tanks. So how long can you boondock in a Class B RV? It is possible to … Read more
A major part of camping is enjoying the great outdoors. Popup campers are an inexpensive way to get into RV’ing. But while I know the walls are mesh, I wasn’t sure about the top. For instance, can you put kayaks on top of a pop up camper? Kayaks can go on top of a pop … Read more
Boondocking traditionally involves camping off-grid and without hookups outside of a designated campground. Class A RVs are often luxury vehicles, so it’s natural if that means they can go longer. But how long can you boondock in a Class A RV? Here’s what I know from doing it in mine: In a Class A RV, … Read more
Camping without hookups may seem a little difficult if you’ve never done it before. Technically, anytime you are camping without any hookups is called dry camping, whether that’s in the backcountry or a parking lot. But how long can you dry camp in an RV? 14 days is typically the maximum amount of time most … Read more
Taking your toddlers with you on your RV trips can be a fun and engaging family experience. But since most RVs aren’t as kid-friendly as cars, I’ve compiled a list of tips for RV trips with toddlers. Toddlers get bored quickly, so have their car seat facing a television for occasional use. Do be aware … Read more
If you are planning a short vacation or a short-term visit, most stay limits at RV parks won’t affect you. However, most parks have a max limit for stay time though each park has its own rules. But generally, how long can you stay at an RV park? Here’s what I know having just come … Read more
As an RV owner, you know that most RVs have a battery for the motor, just like a car battery. But they also have a battery, or even multiple batteries, to power the inside of the RV, too. This has some people wondering: What’s the difference between the RV coach vs. chassis battery. Motor homes … Read more
Living in an RV can be a great way to save money before settling down into a permanent residence, or a temporary thing after a divorce. But if you’re a parent, you may be wondering can CPS take your kid for living in an RV. I did some research, and here’s what I found out: … Read more