How to Stay Warm, Protect Your RV, and Sleep Comfortably in Winter Extreme cold RV camping is completely possible—but make sure you are prepared. Whether this is your first winter on the road or you’ve traveled through cold climates for years, freezing temperatures, wind, snow, and ice …

After Lisa left Silverton, Dale and I took one last hike before we headed to NM. Apparently, we weren’t alone.  These were fresh tracks! This is a wildlife crossing overpass in Colorado. We made a stop in Taos, NM. On the hike below, I spotted a lone ram across the canyon. We also …

Our Colorado Adventures Continue  Part 2 — Mesa Verde National Park Our day at Mesa Verde National Park was nothing short of fascinating! As the largest archaeological preserve in the United States—with more than 5,000 sites and 600 cliff dwellings—it offers a powerful gl …

When it comes to cotton bedding, not all weaves are created equal. The difference between percale and sateen sheets comes down to how they’re woven—and how they feel. Whether you prefer the crisp, breathable comfort of percale or the silky-smooth finish of sateen, this guide helps you c …

A First-Time Owner’s Guide to Getting Road-Ready You’ve just picked up your new RV—congratulations! Whether it’s your first travel trailer, motorhome, or Airstream, there’s nothing like the freedom of hitting the open road with your own space in tow. But after the exci …

Stage in the Keys, Sail to a Brick Fortress Visiting Dry Tortugas National Park in an RV is a two-part adventure: make a comfy home base in the Florida Keys, then take a ferry or seaplane 70 miles offshore to explore Fort Jefferson, coral gardens, and star-splashed skies. Quick Overview: How Dry T …