Travel trailers under 20 feet are often the sweet spot of recreational vehicles. They’re best for those who don’t have kids and don’t have to go through the dreaded annual visits from the “in-laws.” When it comes to a travel …
If you’re thinking about purchasing an Alpha Wolf by Cherokee or a Classic Airstream and you’re rocking a Toyota Prius with a brand new after-market hitch, prepare to be frustrated. You’d have more success hitching the travel trailer to your …
Travel trailers with a bunkhouse are a great option for those with kids, but they are also a fun option for the kid in you. A bunkhouse offers that little bit of extra sleeping room that’s often lacking in standard …
You want to make your RV homey with your own touches and décor. Using RV backsplash peel-and-stick tile is a great way to get a new look without wasting time or money. Peel and stick tile is a pretty foolproof …
Travel trailers have two main warranties: the factory or manufacturer warranty and an extended camper warranty. Why is there so much fine print, and are travel trailer warranties transferable? For the most part, not all factory travel trailer warranties are …
How can you stop your travel trailer from rocking? Apart from the *ahem* obvious reasons your trailer might be rocking, there are plenty of “other” reasons that your trailer is unstable. It could be you haven’t leveled your trailer correctly. …
For many people, the draw to an RV is the ability to have comfort features anywhere you travel. A bathroom is one of these comforts that some people just can’t live without. However, a travel trailer without bathrooms can be …
What is the true length of your RV? Does your travel trailer length include the hitch? These are important questions to answer and are not difficult to unravel. Knowing your exact travel trailer length has many implications when you travel. …
Finding a travel trailer that fits your needs is important. If you don’t want a large, heavy trailer when a small one will suffice, a Murphy Bed is a great option. Travel trailers with Murphy beds for couples or families …
Since the 1960s, fiberglass travel trailer brands have been the original ultra-lite towable RVs in the U.S. and Canada. You’ll see these rounded square or oval-shaped towables in campgrounds and on the highways, but never at a dealer or show. …
Travel trailers with no dinette have become a popular floor plan option for small and midsize towable trailers. Many (if not most) travel trailers come with a dinette to provide a dining area and an extra bed. But what if …
While it might seem like nearly all the travel trailers on the market have slideouts, that’s far from the case. In fact, there are plenty of awesome travel trailers without slideouts available, with lots of different features and configurations. Let’s …