Category: Recreational Vehicle

RV Rentals - Go RVing Without Ownership Costs

By Ken • October 29, 2009 12:13 PM

... The most common rentals are motor homes. ... Of course, you have to take the overall size into consideration. ... It’s pretty easy to damage the roof from a low hanging tree limb or some other object. ... Watch yourself when changing lanes. ... Look for companies that are running specials. ... A valid driver’s license and proof of age are required by all rental companies. ... Most RVs are not difficult to drive. ... Be sure to ask about insurance. ... Either way, you want to be covered for physical damages and liability. ... Call your agent to find out. ... Sometimes there will be a limit on the miles driven in a day. ... Ask about these before signing the rental form. ... And some will charge extra if any driver is under the age limit. ... You will be required to make a deposit against damage. ... The amount varies with different companies, but is usually around $500. ... RV rentals are quite popular. ... For additional fees, some rental companies will provide a fully stocked RV so that you can just load your personal items and go ...

RV Park - Camping and Travel Fun

By Ken • October 28, 2009 11:18 PM

... Camping in a recreational vehicle (RV) at parks and campgrounds is a good way to reduce the stress of everyday living. ... RV camping is perfect for experiencing nature while retaining the conveniences of home. ... You can find just about any setting you want, from total seclusion to a party atmosphere. ... It’s a good idea to have a written plan before taking off on your trip. ... If possible, select alternate RV parks so you have a fallback plan if your primary site is not to your liking. ... There might be too much noise and activity at your chosen spot. ... Either way, you can move to the next park if you have a good plan. ... Your basic RV packing includes the following items: A good quality first aid kit Spare key hidden on the outside of the RV Bucket and shovel to put out a campfire Fire extinguisher Sunscreen and mosquito repellent Flashlight with extra batteries Weather radio Emergency credit card Auto club card (if you have one) Emergency phone numbers Chargers for cell phones and other chargeable items Medical insurance cards and information Prescription drugs Over-the-counter items such as aspirin, acetaminophen, etc ...