Getaway: Seattle, Washington
By Mary Zalmanek
January 29, 2015
Biking, Sightseeing and Boat-Building in the Pacific Northwest My husband, Jim, and I set off for Seattle, Washington, for two reasons: Jim wanted to learn how to build a kayak and I wanted to visit my niece, Dr. Caley Coulson. We arrived the day before Jim’s boat-building session began at... Read more »
TOP THIS
by Chris Hemer
January 28, 2015
Installing new slide-topper fabric isn’t difficult, and costs just a fraction of a new hardware assembly The humble slide-topper awning is the unsung hero of our RVing experiences. Just think of all the work they do: They keep the sun off the slideout roofs, which helps prevent UV damage,... Read more »
Sampling Regina, Saskatchewan
By Bobbie Hasselbring
January 27, 2015
Big skies and world class restaurants will highlight a trip to western Canada Winter is a great time to begin travel planning a road trip through the wide-open prairies of Saskatchewan, the “land of the living skies.” This western Canadian province is an RVer’s delight. You’ll find miles... Read more »
Going Solo
By Arline Chandler
November 22, 2014
Meet Three Women RVers Who Call the Road Their Home A few years ago, a single woman living full time on the road in a motorhome was rare, yet today solo RVers are common. They choose to make an RVing lifestyle for various reasons: retirement, divorce, empty nests, fulfillment of a dream... Read more »
A Winter Escape to Phoenix
By Mary Zalmanek
November 21, 2014
Find plenty of sunshine, outdoor adventures and fascinating attractions in the heart of Arizona’s Sonoran Desert While the rest of North America was enduring the brutal 2014 winter, my husband, Jim, and I spent two glorious weeks in Phoenix, Arizona, where weathermen were reporting... Read more »
Bringing The Inside … Out
October 24, 2014
Sponsored Feature Luxury parks work to offer snowbirds and year-round RVers services and amenities generally reserved for upscale hotels and exotic resort getaways There comes a time when RVing isn’t about roughing it, becoming one with nature or cavorting with local... Read more »
Fun & Games
by Mary Zalmanek
October 21, 2014
Seven Mild-to-Wild Sports for RVers Helen Keller once said, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” As my husband, Jim, and I have traveled the United States in our motorhome, we have met RVers who participate in sports and recreation at levels we never imagined possible.... Read more »
Spectacular Sedona
By Ken Reid
October 16, 2014
An Awe-Inspiring Red-Rock Wonderland in North-Central Arizona Spectacular! That’s the word my wife, Gayle, and I use to describe our visit to the 140,000-acre area known as Red Rock Country, surrounding the town of Sedona, Arizona, in the Coconino National Forest. During our decades... Read more »
Tamales: The Perfect Portable Food
by Bobbie Hasselbring
August 21, 2014
While I love to cook in my motorhome, sometimes I just run out of gas (so to speak) and want delicious comfort food without the hassle. The perfect solution: tamales. They’re inexpensive, freeze well and make a tasty meal in a snap. For those unfamiliar with this Mesoamerican favorite, tamales... Read more »
British Columbia’s ‘Secret’ Sunshine Coast
by Bobbie Hasselbring
August 19, 2014
Extending 110 miles along the Strait of Georgia, from Howe Sound to Desolation Sound, this Canadian west coast wonderland is filled with coastal bays, uncrowded campgrounds and old-growth forests North of Vancouver, British Columbia, there’s a strip of waterfront called “the Sunshine Coast”... Read more »
