It is probably the least pleasant task of RVing. But the trip to the dump station is the price you pay for using your own bathroom instead of the semi-open-air, never-clean-enough, and not particularly private public campground bathrooms. When the time comes, you want things to go as smoothly and pleasantly as possible for both you and the people who come next. You don't want to be "that guy" that everyone in the campground knows left a mess. With the help ofRV Life Escapes,Valley RV Supercenteroffers advice on making the dump station visit as smooth, orderly, and clean as possible.
Read moreA toy hauler is a type ofRV, specifically designed to accommodate transporting various smaller vehicles for recreational use, such as dirt bikes, quads, ATVs, kayaks, canoes, bikes, or snowmobiles. Some people even use toy haulers as a trailer for special events.
Read moreClass AandClass Cmotor homes are excellent for traveling, allowing passengers to enjoy the full amenities of their living space. However, their limitations become apparent once you reach your destination, as exploring the area can be difficult without breaking camp, especially if your rig is cumbersome for navigating around town. The solution is to tow another vehicle behind you. There are three options for this: a full flatbed or enclosed trailer for your vehicle, a dolly that lifts just the front wheels of the towed vehicle (toad), or flat towing, in which all four wheels of the toad remain on the ground. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages. In thisValley RV Supercenterblog post, we explore the option of flat towing.
Read moreValley RV Supercenteris very proud of ourService Department. RVs can be very complex, and even the slightest issue can impact your travel. While we could go on for days about how good our service center is, we will instead share this message from one of our customers.
Read moreSince the pandemic, the RV world has seen a significant increase in popularity, a "boom," if you will, and every boom comes with growing pains. Some RV parks are booked solid for months in advance, and there can be waiting lists for openings. Some higher-end RV resorts have found a different way to manage high demand beyond advanced planning. They implement a version of what is called "The 10-Year Rule." ThisValley RV Supercenterblog post explores what the 10-Year Rule is and what can be done about it.
Read moreDriving an RV or towing a camper can be a serious challenge in winter conditions. With snow and ice on the road, maintaining a safe pace while keeping your vehicle under control is challenging. It becomes a delicate balance that requires close attention when conditions are poor.
Read moreIn the Fall, Polaris, maker of a wide variety of off-road vehicles, hosts an event known as Camp RZR in the sand-dune festooned area of Glamis in the southern-most part of inland California. TheValley RV Supercenteris pleased to announce that this past year, the Jayco Family of Companies joined Polaris and their RZR Factory Racing Team as an official sponsor to help produce the 2025 Camp RZR.
Read moreTowing a vehicle must always be done properly to ensure the safety of yourself and everyone else on the road. While this article serves as a guide to assist you with towing, if you are unsure or worried, please talk tothe staff atValley RV Supercenterto help you feel confident.
Read moreLooking for a winter getaway? We live in a great location with many options for taking our RVs on a winter getaway. The Cascades are minutes away. As is the Pacific Ocean. You could head up to British Columbia or down to Oregon and California. Maybe you can stretch out the miles and head towards Nevada and Arizona.
Read moreThe Class B motorhome has been gaining popularity for some time. Over the past 50 years, the camper van has undergone several changes. Not only has the van changed, so has the motorhome itself, which is why "van life" is on the rise.
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