RV-Friendly Recipe: Firecracker Bars

Independence Day is a time to celebrate the birth of our great country. We celebrate with parades, fireworks, and great summertime food. While apple pies, cherry pies, and ice cream are on the top of most grocery lists, these sugar...

The Importance of Using an RV Surge Protector

Electricity might not be at the top of your mind when you pull into a campsite at your favorite RV park, but it really should be. Providing your RV with a "clean" source of electrical power is critical. I mean,...

Toy Story 4 Includes an RV Adventure

  Kids of all ages flocked to the RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana, this morning to see a special RV. The Toy Story 4 Summer Road Trip made a stop there before continuing on to Chicago. In fact,...

Avoid National Park Crowds at These Less Visited Parks

It’s no secret that nature, travel, and adventure are more popular than ever these days. That means that more people are enjoying the wonders of the natural world. It also means that the crowds are growing larger each year at...

Meandering Near Minot: North Dakota State Parks

  If you’re heading west this summer,  North Dakota state parks offer a unique blend of scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and camping opportunities. In fact, all of the state's parks accommodate RVs, making them the perfect stop on your way to  FMCA’s 100th International...

RV Holding Tanks 101

FMCA and the “RV Doctor” Gary Bunzer present RV Holding Tanks 101.  The Basics Two components create your RV's waste plumbing system: the gray system (liquid waste) and the black system (solid waste). Gray tanks can have a drain opening...

Celebrating Patriotism with FMCA’s Arkansas Travelers Chapter

Our Fourth of July celebration will have a much deeper meaning for Sondra and me this year. Why, you ask? FMCA's Arkansas Travelers chapter asked us to attend their Medal of Honor rally in Gainesville, Texas, this past April. Gainesville:...

Visiting Canyon de Chelly National Monument with Dogs

  Our travel plans had us going from Phoenix, Arizona, to Moab, Utah, a route we had already explored last year.  Instead of doing the same drive up U.S. 160, we decided to detour just a bit east on U.S....