An RV disaster caused by the camper manufacturer, and then they poured salt on the wound…

Some (most) RV Manufacturers do NOT deserve your hard earned money Keystone, an RV manufacturer has outdone themselves this time. I’ve been VERY aware of numerous quality issues with Keystone for years (as with most Thor campers), but this situation is the WORST I’ve ever heard about. What’s even more SERIOUS is Keystone’s response to …

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RV Buying Tips – inspired by an RV owners nightmare and attempt to get rid of his 5th wheel…

Purchasing an RV and expecting a positive outcome involves several steps to ensure a successful experience. I’m referring not only to the purchase process, but the (ideally) years of ownership that follow. A few of the critical actions to ensure a positive outcome include knowing I’m going to share with you some details from a …

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Southern Utah RV Life – Travel Adventures in the high desert and two memorable hikes

WITH RV Tips for where to RV Camp Sand Caves – a short and potentially perilous hike On our way out of Sand Hollow State Park (check out my earlier post), neither Isaac nor I was interested in calling it a day, so we took a “brief” drive to Kanab. “Brief” turned out to be …

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Sand Hollow State Park – one of Utah’s best

A visit to Sand Hollow State Park to kick off the “kayak paddling” season, share my passion for kayaking with a good bud while I’m still in Southern Utah, and to check out the RV camping areas available at this amazing state park. Utah is a truly amazing state. It is home to no less …

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Healthcare Insights for RV Travelers (Including SOLO travelers)

Actionable Healthcare Information for Travelers – Shared From 14 Years “On The Road”… I’m preparing this post on Jun 24, just 5 days after my second “significant medical event” in the past seven years. This one was not an emergency, but it had to get fixed. I’m presently recuperating from Open Hernia Surgery conducted last …

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RV Life: Parowan Gap Petroglyphs

Ancient Writings and New Friendships Thanks to a pathetic winter in Southern Utah, Isaac (my ski colleague and bud) from Brian Head ski school took a day in early February to explore the Parowan Gap and Petroglyphs. We really enjoyed exploring the region together so this brief excursion turned out to be the first of …

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DRV Mobile Suites… RIP? Has this once mighty 5th wheel manufacturer reached the “end of the road?”

DRV Mobile Suites (originally known as DRV Double Tree Suites), began in 2002 with David Fought’s vision and leadership. David, an industry veteran who started in 1970 as a Draftsman for Starcraft. He rose to executive status in Starcraft by 1991 when Jayco acquired Starcraft. Shortly after he left to start his own RV company, …

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A “knockout punch” for the RV industry?

Spring 2025… RV sales nationwide are almost non-existent. RV Dealers are LOADED “to the gill” with inventory – that’s going nowhere. The RV industry literally is “flat on its back” with FEW buyers – and loads of sellers. Many (most?) of these sellers are “upside down” as they owe (far) more (to their lender) than …

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Bryce Canyon National Park: A unique winter visit with tips for RV Travelers…

Bryce National Park is spectacular at any time of year. Visiting however, during the winter is a truly unique experience! During our visit, at times, the 18 mile scenic drive in Bryce Canyon felt abandoned! February in Bryce Canyon is a truly special time to visit. Absent are the hordes of visitors you’ll encounter in …

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