What are some of your favorite things about camping or RVing? For me, it’s the chance to cook over a fire. We don’t get to do it that often in our stick and bricks home, so anytime we encounter a fire pit at an RV park it’s almost a guarantee there’ll be a campfire meal
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West of the Cascades might get all of the glory, but Eastern Oregon rivals the rest of the state with its own unique beauty—–and without the crowds. It’s a land of extremes, from the deepest river gorge in North America to the highest road in all of Oregon; this region is full of surprises. Crackled
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When most people think about RV interiors, they envision roughly the same thing — wood-grain cabinets, wall to wall carpet and dated wall panel patterns. After all, this was the default interior motif for the recreational vehicle industry for decades and still is to some extent. In recent years though, as the tiny-living movement has
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The Texas Hill Country offers the best of RV life, and Canyon Lake is the glittering jewel at the center of a multitude of local attractions and entertainment options. The Summit Vacation and RV Resort, in Texas Hill Country on the scenic Guadalupe River, offers the best combination of amenities, facilities and location for the
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Travel in 2020 looks quite different from travel in previous years. Flying, gathering in large groups, or going to major events isn’t an option for most. But you can still drive somewhere and get away from daily stresses, even if only for a few days. Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston, collectively known as Oregon’s
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Hi, Mark My Words readers! This month we’ve got questions on fridge shelves, fuses, propane leaks and jacks, and some tips on travel trailer electrical connectors. It’s all in the Mark My Words September 2020 edition. Remember to send your RVing questions to [email protected] Hi Mark, Our RV refrigerator racks are rusty, and we would
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