Advice, how-tos, and opportunities for the Workamping and RV lifestyle
by Greg Gerber Buying an RV can be a gateway to freedom and adventure, but only when everything is working as expected. Rob Wilhelm, a National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA) Master Certified Inspector from Illinois, emphasizes that careful evaluation of an RV is critical to ensuring a successful and enjoyable experience. From pre-purchase inspections to […]
As a Workamper, your RV is more than just a mode of travel—it’s your home on the road. But when something breaks down, it can bring your adventures to a halt and quickly drain your wallet. What if you could handle most of those RV repair issues yourself? The rvtechcourse.com home study course offers you the chance […]
As professional full-time campers, Workampers have seen it all when it comes to poor campground etiquette. If you ask them about examples of the worst behaviors they’ve encountered, be prepared for a long list. By Greg Gerber After gathering insights from readers and RV enthusiasts, here are the top 20 most common campground complaints. If […]
Embarking on the RV lifestyle is an exhilarating experience, offering the freedom to explore new places at your own pace while bringing the comforts of home along for the ride. However, the excitement of the open road also comes with its own set of responsibilities. Among the many preparations required for a successful trip, ensuring […]
by Greg Gerber “Something stinks in here!” If you’re a Workamper, you’ve probably said this more than once while trying to control odors in your RV. The source of these unpleasant odors is often a garbage can, a rodent in the basement, or an untreated holding tank Sue Rasmussen, owner of Royal Flush RV, knows […]
Whether they run a business from their RV, or just like to surf the Internet and watch cat videos, having a strong, stable internet connection is important for many Workampers. by Greg Gerber The good news is there are more options today than ever before. When I was full-time RVing from 2014 to 2017, people […]
Personal safety is not always convenient, nor is it fun to talk about it. But we need to think about and practice good safety habits by staying alert and being aware of our surroundings. by Greg Gerber Dennis and Tracie Utley started Workamping in 2019. Prior to that, Tracie’s career involved making personal protection presentations […]
When people hit the road to live full-time in an RV, they often give up their homes and familiar surroundings in exchange for adventure. Another thing people give up is the supportive faith-based community of which they have been actively involved with for many years. by Greg Gerber For some folks, that leaves a big […]
Every industry has its own language, and the RV industry is no different. by Greg Gerber For a newcomer, and even some veterans, it can be daunting to understand all the nuances of the language used by professionals and those who just want to enjoy the RV lifestyle. To make it easier to understand what […]
Generators are tremendously helpful devices for keeping RVs powered up in all kinds of situations, whether making a meal at a rest stop or controlling indoor temperatures when boondocking. by Greg Gerber But, because generators aren’t typically used every day, they are often taken for granted. Many RVers discover problems with their generators only when […]