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Boondocking:
Try it out
To practice RV boondocking try dry camping first,
in a location where if you have questions or problems, help is close
by. As you grow confident, camp further from RV services and help, into
remote, pristine, solitary, and wonderfully quiet, private campsites. Read
more.
Read also: Boondocking Tips
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Boondocking
ebook
This ebook is the result of my more than 45 years
of RVing, ten of which I spent in the RV sales and rental business,
sixteen as a fulltimer, fourteen as a freelance writer and photographer
for RV magazines, and ten as a seminar leader and class instructor for
RV events. I spent a great many of those days dry-camping or
boondocking without the water, electric, and sewer hook-ups offered by
campgrounds and RV resorts. Read more.
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Property
Caretaking = free camping
Absentee and traveling property owners need
reliable people to look after their property while they are gone,
whether it is estate managing, gardening, feeding the pets, or just
being a security presence. And you and your self-contained RV are the
perfect match. The Caretaker Gazette
can show you how and provide listings of those needing caretakers. Read more.
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eBook - 111
ways for RVers to save money camping and on the road
You do not need a lot of
money to live the RV Lifestyle. Think of your RVing life this way: It
is often easier to save a dollar than to earn it. When you save a
dollar you do not have to keep a record of it, report it, or pay taxes
on it. And remember, as a freewheeling RVer, you always have choices of
how, where, and when to spend your dollars. You will learn more about
where you can save these dollars in the 111 Ways
that make up the meat of this book. Read more.
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RV
Road tour - Gila Bend to Organ Pipe National Monument
Few roads cross this vast
Arizona desert from north to south, linking the popular snowbird areas
around Phoenix, Casa Grande, and Tucson, to the border with Mexico. One
such road leaves the narrow world of cross-country travel on Interstate
8, endless strings of 18-wheelers and passenger cars, and heads south
into another world where time is measured by the seasons. Read
more.
Read also: A Texas
cowboy at Yuma's camel farm
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eBook
- RVing guide to snowbirding in the southwestern deserts
All four of North America's deserts lie in the
Southwest between the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada. As a
snowbird, I've traveled, hiked, and camped in all four, and this ebook
provides a guide to the desert's unique flora and fauna, its hidden
oases, Wild West history of mining and ghost towns, It will also show
you where to camp, from luxurious RVĀ resorts to free boondock
camping on BLM land, and where to go and what to see. Read more or buy
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Watch this
space. Something new coming soon.
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Take a journey
back through time
Fasten your seatbelts. Prepare for a journey back
through time, one much like H. G. Wells's classic 1895 novel, The
Time Machine. We will rewind the clock to a
post-revolutionary New England village and experience first hand how
America's original citizens lived and worked. So climb into your own
time machine--your RV--push a button or two and steer it for Old
Sturbridge Village in south central Massachusetts. Read more.
Read also: Oatman:
A ghost town revives |
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