With two kids and jobs that never fully sleep, completely unplugging is a dream that we’ve never fully realized. So tablets, phones, and other electronic accessories are always a part of our camping adventures. Adding USB outlets to your RV can help you keep your accessories charged without the need to track Read more…
Our jackknife sofa in our Rockwood MiniLite was showing its age – the bonded leather was cracking and splitting from a few years of jumping at the hands of a couple kids and lots of lounging. A new sofa was well over $600 so I decided I’d give recovering it a Read more…
North Louisiana’s State Parks are a hidden gem that many folks below the I-10 / I-12 corridor have yet to discover. On this particular weekend, we had made reservations at a campground closer to home, but the weather was ominous and being stuck in a camper for 4 days with Read more…
How you can live like you’re #1 without worrying about #2 “Do they have full hookups?” How many potential memories have been destroyed by these 5 words? We’re going to tell you how you can take a few simple steps to eliminate the full-hookup barrier and experience some of the Read more…
Making sure you have the right equipment before you leave home can save you a lot of heartache when you’re at the campsite and many miles from the nearest store. Even if you’re boondocking in the Walmart parking lot, the thought of buying something you already own can be painful. Read more…
This weekend we visited one of our new favorite parks. Lake Claiborne State Park is located on the reservoir that shares its name halfway between Monroe and Shreveport about 20 minutes north of I-20. The park is a 4 hour drive from Baton Rouge or a 5 hour drive from Read more…
People may say that if you’re buying a Christmas gift for your RV, it’s time to reevaluate your life. Those people are just jealous. Whether the one you’re shopping for has an RV or is an RV, we’ve put together a list of the hottest RV gifts of 2018. #10 Read more…
Floating down a flowing river in a canoe is a great way to enjoy the wilderness. With the help of an outfitter, this can be a less strenuous alternative to hiking and it allows you carry all of the gear and food you need for a comfortable adventure. On this Read more…
With cooler weather, this is the perfect time of year to try your hand at boondocking. Without the need to run your air condition, much of your electrical needs can be met by the battery or multiple batteries mounted on your RV. During our canoe trip on Black Creek we Read more…
Learn about Mel and Shayna’s visit to Poverty Point Reservoir State Park and the Poverty Point World Heritage Site.