4 05, 2021

Handling Your RV in High Winds

2022-05-25T06:51:14-04:00

RVing in the movies seems to be either a fairytale or a nightmare. Everything is rosy one minute and bleak the next. When it comes to weather conditions in Michigan, this can be an accurate depiction and frequent occurrence. High winds, especially those coming off the big lakes, can have a big impact on your [...]

Handling Your RV in High Winds2022-05-25T06:51:14-04:00
18 02, 2021

What You Need to Know about Camping in a Storm

2021-02-27T08:08:49-05:00

There’s been a recent surge in winter weather  affected multiple states and millions of Americans. The snow and ice pummeling through the country is downright debilitating in some areas, such as Texas, where sub-zero temperatures are far from normal. This is the kind of cold Michigan is used to, but then again, our infrastructure is [...]

What You Need to Know about Camping in a Storm2021-02-27T08:08:49-05:00
8 02, 2021

Handling Vet Emergencies on the Road

2021-02-08T10:51:14-05:00

A lot of campers travel with pets, perhaps even up to 75 percent of them according to some polls. The most common pet is a dog, which isn’t surprising as dogs make great travel and trail companions – plus provide warmth on a cool night. Campers want to ensure that their pets are healthy before, [...]

Handling Vet Emergencies on the Road2021-02-08T10:51:14-05:00
4 01, 2021

Camping with Kids – Preparing Your Packing Checklist (and your Expectations)

2021-01-05T13:30:44-05:00

When it comes to the prospect of camping with kids, whether they are toddlers or teenagers, you may envision the whole trip being chaotic or frustrating. You may envision the vacation with those you love most as being straight out of a child’s picture book, filled with rosy, memorable moments that will last forever. Most [...]

Camping with Kids – Preparing Your Packing Checklist (and your Expectations)2021-01-05T13:30:44-05:00
19 10, 2020

RV Troubleshooting – When the Unexpected Happens

2022-05-25T06:59:58-04:00

“Expect the best, plan for the worst, and prepare to be surprised.” – Denis Waitley It’s important to have a positive outlook and to welcome surprises when they come. However, if we’ve learned anything this year, nothing is for certain and we need to be prepared for anything. RVers are folks who are used to [...]

RV Troubleshooting – When the Unexpected Happens2022-05-25T06:59:58-04:00
11 11, 2019

Cold-Weather Camping Tips for First-Time RVers

2019-11-11T07:15:13-05:00

If this is your first season RVing in the fall or winter, whether you’re full timing or just want a different camping experience, it pays to be prepared. Save the surprises for the summertime; when the weather turns cold, you want to be sure of what you and your RV can handle. Here’s how you [...]

Cold-Weather Camping Tips for First-Time RVers2019-11-11T07:15:13-05:00
10 10, 2019

RV Fire Safety: Indoors and Out

2019-10-10T07:50:02-04:00

Fire Prevention Week comes about every October to remind us all of the dangers of fire and how to keep ourselves and our communities safe. Michigan has seen its share of wildfires, the most recent large-scale fire occurring in 2012 in Luce County. But we also turn our attention to structural fires. For an RV, [...]

RV Fire Safety: Indoors and Out2019-10-10T07:50:02-04:00
19 07, 2019

How We Cook: Pros and Cons

2019-07-19T08:37:17-04:00

When it comes to cooking at home, we can cook on a range that is either electric or gas (natural). Occasionally we’ll use the grill on the porch or the crockpot on the counter, but more often than not, we’re using the range and oven powered by one power source or another. As at home, [...]

How We Cook: Pros and Cons2019-07-19T08:37:17-04:00
9 07, 2019

Camping Care for Your Dog: Swimming Safety

2019-07-09T10:33:57-04:00

The foundation should be firm. This speaks directly to obedience training. Your dog should be reliable with certain commands so that you can protect his safety when in and around water, especially if your pooch will be off the leash. The “come” and “leave it” commands are essential. Your dog should be able to handle [...]

Camping Care for Your Dog: Swimming Safety2019-07-09T10:33:57-04:00
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