Part of keeping your cat safe on the road is to make sure they are healthy enough to make the trip and stay just as healthy while you are on your adventures together. Before you begin traveling with your cat, you should make an appointment with your vet. A simple checkup can tell you all...

According to the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association, which completes surveys and shares data about the demographics and preferences of recreational vehicle users, a majority of the nation’s 8.9 million RVers travel with their pets. With so many pets on the road part time or full time, it is likel...

Have you ever wondered what campground owners wish their guests would know, but hold off on revealing to be welcoming or polite? Campground owners want their guests to have a good time and often refuse to air their pet peeves for visitors, but knowing these tips can help you and everyone else&#3...

Living full time in an RV can make you feel so free! But every year around this time, one of life’s two inevitabilities rears its ugly head. It’s none other than tax time. Writing a check to the IRS is a sure way to end that feeling of freedom. This season can seem even hard...

Mold is a four letter word, both literally and figuratively, for RV enthusiasts. Luckily, there are easy life hacks and some do it yourself ways to prevent fungus from rearing its ugly head. You’ll also learn about removing mold if it does show up in your home on wheels! The first step in dealing with any problem is prevention. Mold can be prevented by keeping your RV well maintained. Check your faucets and water lines as well as around toilets and vents to ensure that nothing is leakin...

Whether you plan to live in your RV full time to save money or just to travel or both, a budget will help keep you on track financially. Living in an RV comes with many different budgetary considerations than living in a house – and some of the same. Here are some things you’...

Keeping the outside of your RV clean protects your paint and can help you stay on top of any issues that may arise. It also just feels good to see your home on wheels sparkle in the sunshine! There are several ways to wash your RV’s exterior depending on the amount of time, money,&...

Motorhomes are divided into three main classes: A, B, and C. While size is one of the main and most important differences between each type, the class letters do not progress according to the size of the vehicle, so they can be difficult to remember. The chassis, or vehicle frame, that each ...

As you plan your new year, here are some fun gatherings and festivals (along with great places to stay) to consider in 2017. No matter where your year takes you, be sure to use Mobile RVing’s trip planner to find Mobile RVing preferred properties along the way! JANUARY Quartzsite, Arizona hosts a...

Many people resolve to travel as they wind down their year and prepare for the one to come, but if you’re a full time RVer like me or even a weekend camper, you have likely already fulfilled that resolution! But how do you celebrate if you’re on the road? Here are a few tips....