RV Life Magazine

Tracking History on I-25

Interstate 25 is well known to many RVers. When the “Alberta Clipper” roars across the north, turning the Redstone stretches of Wyoming into gelid plains, I-25 provides a swift, direct route to the balmy expanses of New Mexico and Arizona. And when June and July bring triple digit temperatures...

An Oasis in the Desert

In planning a trip from southwestern Idaho to central Texas, we were surprised to find that our RV campground directories did not show any RV parks between Moab, Utah, and St. Johns, Arizona, a distance of 350 miles. So we weren’t expecting much when we finally pulled into the campground at Ly...

Afloat in a Gothic Cave

Picture yourself slowly and peacefully drifting atop the cool waters of a lazy stream while you bask in the warm California sunshine. Soon you are no longer feeling the warm rays of the sun and you open your eyes to find yourself bobbing past stalactites and flowstone. That’s right, you’re flo...

Big Bear Shines in Summer

Big Bear, the small town tucked high in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California, is famous for its ski season. Guaranteed snow, short lift lines and giant buckwheat cakes at Grizzly Manor Cafe keep folks coming. But the summer and fall months hold even more delights. Here are a half-do...

Organizing Your RV

When you make the decision to live in an RV—whether full time or on weekends and vacations—you may dream of exploring the vast hinterlands of America and of watching the sun rise over a mirror-smooth mountain lake complete with leaping trout, but you probably don’t spend a lot of time thinki...