Your RV time is taken up by checking off tasks. Spend more time on the things you love with these 5 tricks.
1. RV checklist
It’s easy to forget something when arriving or leaving a campsite. Leave things behind, damage your RV, or get injured, among other mistakes. You can use checklists to keep track of what needs to be done. It reduces the likelihood of problems. It is therefore possible to accelerate the process.
2. GPS navigation
RVs cannot use GPS devices when towing. Next, determine whether a large vehicle can access the route. Several bridges and tunnels prohibit propane use. GPS for RVs takes into account the size and weight of your RV. This is different from a standard GPS for cars.
3. RV Travel Apps
RVing is made easier with mobile apps. Some popular apps include RVLife, GasBuddy, AllTrails, and Campendium. You can plan, fuel up, find hikes, and stay with them. It’s well worth the cost if there is one. They are either free or reasonably priced.
4. Join Thousand Trails today
Since joining Thousand Trails four years ago, I have saved thousands of dollars. You’ll also get full hookups, pools, and other resort amenities. Campgrounds near the most popular tourist attractions are easy to find, while some resorts are better than others. On the weekends, Thousand Trails is a great place to get work done and explore. Emptying our tanks, managing our power, and changing our sites can help us relax. After work, stroll in these well-maintained facilities.
5. Place RV snap pads
Snap Pads were one of my favourite RV accessories. Our RV parks in no time without wooden blocks. It saves time when driving and protecting landing gear at campsites. Most RV parks and campgrounds require you to secure your RV’s landing gear. During RV setup, you will need the blocks you stored while travelling.
