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When RV’ing, you may consider that you can find all the comforts of home in a well-equipped RV in a nice park. Or, you may want to break with the traditional park and go Off-Grid and get even closer to nature. In this way, you can definitely save money on campground fees while also taking getting in touch with your environment. One way of doing that is to park on BLM lands or other US Forest Service or National Park lands that are designated for campers. 

We have some suggestions here for what you will need to go off-grid and camp near the roads less traveled. 

When you are traveling by RV, you still may want to save money on campground fees while also taking responsibility for your environment. Each of us has a shared responsibility to make sure that we don’t put undue stresses on the environment. One way of doing that is to park on BLM lands that are designated for campers. We have some suggestions on how you can save money on campground fees, act responsibly towards your environment, and find great, scenic places to camp on California BLM lands.

When it comes to road trips, California is hard to top. The land of fair weather always seems to deliver that carefree, top-down road trip experience. And due to its size — California is the third-largest U.S. state — there's plenty of terrain to explore. You can start at the ocean and end up in the mountains, or spend an entire weekend exploring the California deserts. Whatever your geographic preference, remember to choose someplace romantic for just the two of you to get away to and enjoy the best of the best in California. Here are our suggestions.

When you set out on the open road there are some things that are just common sense to take along with you. But sometimes there are really handy things that you may not have thought of before you left home. Particularly if this is your first or second time renting an RV, we bring you some tips from the seasoned RV’ers that will ensure you have what you need for your next RV adventure!

When you are traveling by RV, you still may want to be earth-friendly and take responsibility for your environment. Each of us has a shared responsibility to make sure that we don’t put undue stresses on the environment. We have some suggestions from experienced RV campers about how to recycle on the road.