Part of the appeal of RVing is the freedom and novelty of the open road. Different regions come with different types of adventure but also unique challenges and potential strains on your vehicle. Sweltering humidity, high altitudes, and frigid rain can all take a toll without proper care and maintenance — leading to expensive repairs
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When living in an RV you can encounter unexpected adventures, like dealing with winter weather in the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas.
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Many RVers would rather surf in a tsunami than camp in a desert wash, assuming both would yield the same results–tumbling tush over teacup in a roiling maelstrom flash flood of boulders, trees, and mangled RVs. Many real-life stories circulate about hikers being washed away in flash floods, suddenly overtaken by a roaring freight train
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from LongLongHoneymoon.com Recently we hauled our Airstream to RVIA, the annual industry convention in Louisville, Kentucky. We found ourselves “camping” in freezing weather upon an enormous slab of asphalt. Oddly, this is much more fun than it sounds. I’m happy to report that Airstreams are quite comfortable in sub-freezing weather, provided one’s heat furnace is
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