Weight Creep: Mind the Weight - The Dos and Don'ts of Towing

The type of truck you have will dictate what types of hauling and towing you can do, especially when it comes tocampers. It's exciting to get a truck and imagine all the possibilities for new trips, especially towing or hauling a camper. One of the first steps in towing anything is making sure that you have proper weight distribution and loading ofyour camperor trailer. Just because your truck can tow 10,000 pounds or more doesn't mean you can just hook up a 10,000-pound trailer and get moving. The more weight you add behind your truck, the more the potential for weight creep.

Top Apps for Your Off-Grid Adventures - Valley RV Supercenter

Exploring the great outdoors can be a wonderful yet quite challenging experience. Sometimes you may forget something or need help. A flashlight, for example? These apps will add to your sense of security and keep you wandering for more adventure. TheProSmartapp has tools that are useful for going deeper outdoors - including a compass.Rescuis there if you get lost and need to let others in your party know where you are located. AndSlopesprovides tracking for ski and snowboard enthusiasts - and novices. All of these apps are available for Apple iOS and Android devices. Most of these apps are also free to download and use.

A Beginner's Basic Guide to Overlanding - Tips and Tricks

Overlanding has taken over as one of the top off-roading hobbies for people withRVsand various types of trucks and SUVs. While most people expect it to be about an off-road vehicle with a rooftop tent or towing a camper over insane terrain, the practice of overlanding is actually about the expedition. If you are looking at getting into overlanding, then continue reading for some great tips and tricks on successfully planning and carrying out a beginner's trip.

RV Sealant Maintenance: Essential Tips for Longevity

When building your RV, the manufacturer makes sure that it is protected from the elements. Gaps, openings, joints, and junctions on exterior panels, doors, windows, and external accessories mounted on your RV all need to be protected and leak-proof, which is why manufacturers use sealant.

It's Time Once Again for the Puyallup RV Show - What's New for 2025

The unofficial kickoff to the RV and travel season here in the Pacific Northwest is the annual Puyallup RV show at the Washington State Fair Event Center.

RV Maintenance Items to Not Neglect - Regular Service and Maintenance

The key to a great RV experience is making sure your rig is in good shape every time you're ready for an adventure. A well-maintained RV will keep you from unexpected stops and detours (some before you even arrive at the first campsite).

Mount Rainier RV Camping Guide

The peak that towers above the Puget Sound is one of the most visited natural places in the state of Washington. We can see Mount Rainier from anywhere in the western part of our state. This is a symbol of who we are. It is also an invitation to see more of this majestic peak that watches over us. Did you know that Mount Rainier is an active volcano? This is why this peak will pique the interest of many types of visitors.

Fifth-Wheel vs Bumper Pull Trailer Guide

Towing anRVis a popular way to travel, as it offers the benefit of only needing a single large vehicle instead of a motorized RVandyour family car, truck, or SUV. Two types of towed RVs are the fifth-wheel travel trailer and bumper-pull travel trailer. There are similarities and differences between the two, so let's explore the pros and cons to help you make an informed decision.

Tips to Maximize RV Fun and Comfort - Valley RV

Buying a new RVis one of the most exciting things you can do, and it's easy to get caught up in thinking about all the fun trips, camping adventures, and remote living you can do. While it's okay to be excited and daydream, it's a good idea to take a few steps to maximize the fun and sense of adventure you get in your RV. Here are a few tips to get you started.

Essential RV Fire Safety Tips You Need

RVs need lots of different "things" tooffer their ownerstrue home-away-from-home experiences, but that gear can also cause safety risks if not used and stored properly. Fire is a significant risk for any RVer, but there are a few things you can do to minimize the chances of a fire. Here's a quick overview.

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