We're new to RVing and have just bought an older Class C. My wife wants to take a trip touring many of the western United States' National Parks. I've been doing some research and this is what I'm finding: Crappy Roads, Crappy Campgrounds, Large Cr...
New to RVing and planning a trip to some National Parks. I find all kinds of warnings about food storage and how you can be fined if not stored properly. What I can't find are the requirements so I can comply. We'll be in a Class C and I don't kno...
We're planning an extended RV trip for next spring that will put us in the mountains for part of it. Our Class C is a 1991 with a Ford 460 engine and automatic 3 speed (plus manual OD) transmission. The best specs I can find for this combination is...
WARNING Newbie Question: We are not planning on using the old furnace in our old Class C RV, but rather use some kind of 110v portable heat. I was thinking a ceramic type heater but have been told that the oil filled ones are better. I'm asking the...
TonyandKaren, I will definitely check out the blog and get back to you. Thank you so much for the info. I fear the only way to have time for all that we want to do is to take 2 or 3 marathons over the next 2 or 3 years if we still can. I don't rea...
Sincerely, thanks everyone for the great feedback. I said new to RVing, but we have camped for years. This is a bucket list trip and it's not likely we'll have another opportunity to do this again together. Let me explain some of what I'm finding ...
The "Plan Your Visit" page on NP websites has a link for this information. Thanks, DownTheAvenue, for the initial link. Also, I believe OutdoorPhotographer was just a little confused as Sequoia NP has food locker at all times rule. Yosemite and Seq...
Can you possibly trade it back to the medical supply you got it from? Mine plugs into 110 but has an inline 12v converter. So, if I don't have 110 available, I can plug into the 12v system with the same power cord I use for the TV. It's a Resperon...
