Camping in a recreational vehicle (RV) at parks and campgrounds is a good way to reduce the stress of everyday living. Escaping to a peaceful setting has become very popular with families that are looking for some downtime. RV camping is perfect for experiencing nature while retaining the conveniences of home.

There are more than 16,000 RV parks and campgrounds on both public and private land. You can find just about any setting you want, from total seclusion to a party atmosphere. You are in control and can easily move from one RV park to another by just packing up and driving away.  Read more...

Boat rentals are a great way to test different boat types and models before making a purchase. You can find most any combination of model and power output as long as you have the time and patience to look around. Even if you can’t locate an exact match, there should be a close enough fit to yield a good test run.

Boat rentals can be hourly and daily as well as weeks long. Hourly and daily rentals are offered at marinas in hundreds of lakes and waterways across the country. Typical models are outboard fishing boats, ski boats, stern-drive runabouts, pontoon boats, deck boats, and houseboats. Most are simple to operate. Some states may require licensing and certification. A dock attendant will provide instructions on operating and safety procedures.  Read more...

Now that you have decided on the type of boat you want, it’s time to look for insurance. Besides repairing damage to the boat itself, there is the liability issue in case of an accident. It happens frequently during the boating season when waterways are crowded. People run into each other just like on a highway

Liability coverage pays the costs related to injuries suffered by third parties for injury, loss of life, or property damage. It will also cover legal expenses that might arise from defending a lawsuit. This type of coverage is very important to prevent financial ruin in case of an accident where you are considered negligent. Make sure you carry at least the minimum required in the state where you live.  Read more...