Buying a camper new (or even used) from a retailer can be expensive and leave you with a design you’re not really crazy about. More and more people are deciding to save money with customized cargo trailer conversion. Though it takes time and effort to successfully convert an empty cargo trailer, it leaves you with…
The off-season for your RV rental business is a splendid time for DIY RV repairs. With RV mechanics often charging over $150/hour, it’ll behoove your business if you can tackle smaller projects yourself. And don’t let your camper’s inner workings intimidate you. The truth is there are many DIY repairs and renovations that are easily…
Updating and remodeling RVs are all the rage these days. It seems everyone is transforming RV’s into tiny homes on wheels. And ultimately, it’s making RVing a lot more appealing for people who like the comforts of home while they travel. If you are currently renting out your RV or considering doing so, you may…
One of the biggest benefits of taking your RV on the road: you can cook along the way! Cooking in your rig saves money and allows you to skip fast food and opt for healthy meals throughout your journey. Saving money and eating healthy are both incredible benefits. We get a lot of questions from…
Sleep is an important part of our home life, which makes it an important part of our RV life. Some of the questions renters ask most often about the RVs on our site include, “How many people does it sleep?” and “Are RV mattresses comfortable?” Everyone wants a good night’s sleep on vacation, so we’ve…
Maintaining your RV roof with RV roof sealant is one of the most important regular maintenance items to keep up with on your rig. Failing to use sealant proactively can lead to water leaks. Water leaks — in turn — can cause thousands of dollars in damage to your RV. We don’t want that for…
It’s no secret— owning an RV isn’t always cheap. From the initial purchase to repairs and remodels, the costs of RV ownership can really start to add up. Buying parts and furniture new from dealers can cost an arm and a leg, leaving many to simply go without. But a tight budget doesn’t have to…
Whether you’re a full-time RVer, weekend warrior, or an RV owner who rents your rig out to others, RV upgrades are an important way to make your camper safer and more comfortable. Even if you primarily use your RV for short vacations, there are many little touches you can make to help your RV feel…
This post was written by Brenda Puckett of Queen Bee RV. Are you a current RV owner who has heard about the wait time to get RV repair work done these days? It can be weeks or even months! Do you own an RV or two that you rent out to others and need to learn…
This post was written by Janine Pettit, Editor-in-Chief of Girl Camper Magazine. We set out to take our Keystone Hideout up a notch with some simple upgrades that did not involve weeks of labor and power tools. We just wanted to KISS (Keep It Simple Silly) our Keystone with some easy DIY projects that could be…
