Get a great night’s sleep in your RV with quality sleep essentials from RV Traveler’s Choice and a few of our best tips to create a sound sleep environment, from the perfect pillow to a perfectly level place to rest your head.

While there are many kinds of RVers, from seasonal campers to family vacationers and sun-seeking snowbirds, there’s a special type of traveller who feels an unquenchable wanderlust. This is the boondocking RVer—the solitary soul who delights in living off the grid, exploring untouched, virgin territory, and embracing true energy independence.

What a weird word indeed! Makes you wonder where it came from, its etymology. Fact is you couldn’t make up a more unlikely origin story. Boondocks is the anglicization of the Talalog word bundók, which means mountain. It was absorbed into the English lexicon by the US military during the Philipine-American War (1899 – 1902).

There are many reasons to love living in Canada, but having four distinct seasons, each with its special charms, has to be one of them and, yes, that includes winter.

When it comes to truck campers, BBI (Big Boy Innovation) stands apart as a trailblazer in the industry. Proudly Canadian, BBI combines rugged durability, cutting-edge design, and unmatched functionality to create products that cater to every adventurer—whether you’re seeking the comforts of home or blazing a new trail into the wild.

Ah, the lowly tongue jack. This is one device that doesn’t get the respect it deserves. But it’s no wonder because when it comes to RV products with ridiculous sounding names, this takes the cake! Nevertheless, despite the vaguely creepy nomenclature, a tongue jack is one product you definitely won’t want to leave home without.

Wondering if you should bring your dog camping? Dogs are natural happy campers! Learn about the history of camping with dogs, discover essential tips for safe travel, and explore RVs designed with pet-friendly features. Get ready for a fun, safe adventure with your furry companion!

This blog explains how RV covers are a really a year-round necessity, not just a winter solution. They protect your RV from sun damage, rain, wind, as well as the harsh winter elements.

As a first date, so to speak, you might want to consider renting a vehicle to see if that flutter of infatuation has the potential to bloom into an enduring  passion that prompts you to make that long term financial commitment of a purchase. 

If you’ve got an avid RVer on your holiday shopping list, we’ve got plenty of ideas to share. From fun RV accessories that will make them smile to practical gifts that will make setting up camp a breeze, check out the 9 best gifts for RV owners.