After selling a trail manor 4 years ago, today we are getting back into RVing.Mar 2021 ⋅ Pisqualle ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
Out of the last 30, we've done 16 days, 4 trips, 5 campgrounds, 858 miles, and never left the state.Jul 2020 ⋅ paemt92 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #858 #30 #16 #5 #4
4th wedding anniversary we bought our first camper (used pop up). 6th wedding anniversary we upgraded to our first new travel trailer. Today for 11th anniversary we upgraded.Mar 2021 ⋅ jlnhrst1 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #used-pop-up #11 #6 #4
Just graduated from tent camping with our first travel trailer and took it to Lamoille Canyon near Elko, NV for 4th of July weekend. Absolutely stunning views everywhereJul 2019 ⋅ 6AnimalFarm ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
Sleeps 4 after the futon folds out and the table drops down flush with the benches.Jan 2019 ⋅ joelrules000 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
No surprises in 1k mile round trip with 4 kids. beats a hotel.Apr 2021 ⋅ Linetrash406 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #1 #4
That feeling you get when you find a 4 day opening at a beachfront site at Assateague in June!!!Jan 2020 ⋅ Volfenhag22 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
July 4th weekend as a test run local, then 4 weeks on the road this summer.Jun 2020 ⋅ bedroomguru ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #31 #4
Upgraded the 1/2 ton to a 3/4 ton, it's so much nicer to tow with!Sep 2020 ⋅ Scofco ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #3 #2 #1 #4
After 4 years in a 1994 starcraft pop-up we decided it was time for an upgrade!May 2018 ⋅ WorstCaseOntar1o ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #1994 #4
Only our second trip in our camper. 4 days at the South Padre Island, TX KOA.May 2019 ⋅ RNPRZ ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
Great 4th of July camping at Henry Horton State Park in Chapel Hill TN.Jul 2019 ⋅ daggum ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
My family bought a campground 4 years ago and I’ve been managing it ever since. AMASep 2023 ⋅ hobakinte ⋅ r/GoRVing
Beautiful campsite by the Columbia River for 4th of July in our new Creek Side 20fq. 2nd outing.Jul 2017 ⋅ Mrs_Senior ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #20 #2 #4
4 months full time living in my 2018 Montana 330RL. Likes and dislikes.Jul 2018 ⋅ mega_donkey ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #2018 #330 #4
The first RV we bought 4 years ago because of AC:PC, fell in love with RV life immediately and decidedJul 2020 ⋅ CantFireMeIquit ⋅ r/GoRVing
Time to upgrade. Old - 2012 ram 1500 quad cab 4.7L. New - 2018 ram 2500 mega cab 6.7L cummins. Shouldn’t have any problems towing my 28ft tt now.Aug 2019 ⋅ im-pooping ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #m #2012 #2018 #28 #7 #6 #4
Tearing down in 4 inches of standing water and over 2 per hour of rain is not funOct 2021 ⋅ fasterbrew ⋅ r/GoRVing
Swapped from a 2 to a 5 1/4 drop ball mount, and she sits a lot more level nowMay 2017 ⋅ My_Empty_Wallet ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #5 #2 #1 #4
4 weeks ago. Let's rent one!, she said. Two nights in a 17ft Viking gave birth to this.Jul 2020 ⋅ MartyMcfleek ⋅ r/GoRVing
One of my 4 hubs seems to be weeping oil, 2021 Jayco with dexter axles.Sep 2021 ⋅ Southpontiac ⋅ r/GoRVing
We made a 9 hour drive (4 1/2 hours each way) in one day to trade in our pop-up for our first hard-sidedOct 2019 ⋅ mojo_pet ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #2-hours-each-way #4-1-2-hours-each-way #4-1 #9
We plan on traveling for 4 months all over the US, if you guys have any must see spots let us know!Feb 2014 ⋅ itsshanesmith ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #500 #14 #26 #6 #4
We don’t have a generator, but have a 4-panel solar array.Feb 2019 ⋅ nerd_farmer ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #on-a-sunny-day
4.5 years of fulltime travel and our visited states map might surprise you how big of spots we have. We have to spend a night in a state to fill it in. What's your map look like? And where are you planning/hoping to go in 2020?Dec 2019 ⋅ learntorv ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #2020 #5 #4
We are now 4/4 in 2021 with scoring cold and wet weekends for our trips. Not happyJun 2021 ⋅ Efp722 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #2021 #4
Using Husky WD Hitch (have an Equalizer 4 for when I actually buy a TT, this is rented).Jun 2021 ⋅ PapaSyntax ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #this-is-rented #f #have-an-Equalizer-4-for-when-I-actually-buy-a-TT,-this-is-rented #have-an-Equalizer-4-for-when-I-actually-buy-a-TT #4
New to the sub, figured I'd post my setup. 2013 Ford F150 FX4 and a 2013 keystone sprinter bhs311Dec 2015 ⋅ ConsciousCook ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #F #2013 #311 #4
For you 1/2 Ton RVers: Get an aftermarket trans cooler. I Installed a Derale 13504 in line with the OEM cooler... 6000lb trailer, 100+ deg outside temp, 70+ mph. Trans temp never went over 200 deg. Stayed at/below 190 until one final hill climb, where I saw 199. 09 Silverado 1500 Z71 4x4 Tow PkgJul 2018 ⋅ AstroBlove04 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #13504 #6000 #1500 #199 #200 #190 #100 #09 #71 #70 #2 #1 #4
One of my favorite things to do is cook on the road... Here’s an easy recipe that just about anyone can do and feel like a Food Network chef!😁 https://youtu.be/iVmcvIXz-4YMay 2018 ⋅ RVJedeye ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
Is it less than 4 bikes and a spare tire? I’m just glad nobody was hurt.Aug 2022 ⋅ Ezee_peasy ⋅ r/GoRVing
Does anyone on here tow their camper with a Tahoe or Yukon? Wondering if I'd have any trouble towing a 3500lb. 24ft. Camper with a 2005 Yukon 4x4 with the 5.3 V8. It has a tow rating of 5,700 lbs and I would be using appropriate weight distribution hitch, sway controller, and brake controller.Mar 2021 ⋅ 31M7R3 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #f #2005 #3500 #700 #24 #4 #8 #3 #5
I want to buy this and put it on a 4x4 diesel chassis because we get a ton of snow around here. Worth it?Nov 2016 ⋅ HippySol ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
My Dicor EPDM coated roof Bubbled after 4 days of drying and 1 day of rain. How can I fix this?Jan 2021 ⋅ CrossBones3129 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #1 #4
4 bikes and 2 stand-up paddle boards inside and safe during travel. Plus winter storage.Jul 2022 ⋅ noyzsource ⋅ r/GoRVing
Any fellow Keystone Passport RVer's out there? Have had mine for about a year now and have already camped about 12 times and racked up almost 4,000 miles on it. Love this TT.Feb 2017 ⋅ bgusler ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #000 #12 #4
Camping at my uncle inlaw's for a week, for the annual July 4th family reunion. Having a blast! The kids are sleeping in the house, so sharing a private bedroom and bathroom with my fiance has been invaluable.Jul 2021 ⋅ luckylee423 ⋅ r/GoRVing ⋅ #4
