by Glynn Willard | Sep 21, 2022
It’s been over two years now since we sold everything and moved into an RV to travel the country. Do we regret our decision? Absolutely not. Did we learn a few things about ourselves? Absolutely. Most importantly, would we have done anything different along the...
by Glynn Willard | Sep 4, 2022
First things to do with your new RV… After living in our travel trailer for close to two years and doing all our own maintenance, we developed a list for you to use to help prepare you for managing your new RV. If this is your first RV of any kind, it can be...
by Glynn Willard | Aug 21, 2022
How should a boondocking RV for a family be built? And I don’t mean one that costs upward of 300k plus. I’m talking about something that’s within the 32 foot range for 90-120k. Can it be done? Only the RV manufacturers and assemblers have the answer...
by Glynn Willard | Aug 5, 2022
Should you boondock or stay in campgrounds? What’s better, boondocking or campgrounds? These are really important questions applicable to both fulltime RV living and RV vacations. We live on our RV and boondock almost exclusively, but we still have to use...
by Glynn Willard | Jul 9, 2022
We use affiliate links for two reasons: A) It makes it easier to point directly to the gear and B) despite it not costing you any more, we make a small amount of commission if you purchase. If you’ve followed us for any time, you know we don’t promote junk...
by Glynn Willard | Jun 10, 2022
Should you boondock with kids? Is it safe to boondock with kids? I have to snicker as I write those questions because that’s where we have our best experiences with our kids. I can’t think of any downsides to boondocking that are anything more than...
by Glynn Willard | May 24, 2022
A few of the images are affiliate links, which we make a small commission on if you use the link to make a purchase. We only list products we have used and find useful and of good quality. Let’s cut right to the chase. After boondocking for the majority...
by Glynn Willard | Apr 17, 2022
What Do You Need To Live Fulltime In An RV? I know, there’s a lot of junk out there that you’re led to believe you need in an RV! And there’s some very helpful things that are not as obvious. It was about a year into boondocking most of the...
by Glynn Willard | Apr 7, 2022
Your axle misalignment might just be worn out bushings on your shackles. An Overview Of The Steps To Replace MorRyde 3000 CRE We genuinely thought we had a bent axle when our rear driver side tire kept wearing out on our Outdoors RV. As we...
by Glynn Willard | Apr 4, 2022
Bearings that show excessive wear should be replaced, period. This is not something that can be disregarded. If you’re consistently repacking your bearings every 12-15k miles, you can tell if there’s abnormal wear. It’s inexpensive insurance to...
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