Pedata RV Center has been selling quality RVs to the masses at wholesale prices for years. The company is known for being helpful and offering an extensive online inventory. Thousands have accessed the unique advantages of working with Pedata. What some aren’t aware of is that some of those thousands of past customers are international. […]

Pedata RV Center sells quality used RVs at wholesale prices direct to the public. Given this unique setup it isn’t surprising that many prospective RV buyers turn to them for help. In fact, Pedata RV Center regularly handles RV purchases for international buyers. As a thank you for customers willing to place this much trust […]

Scrapbooking and RVing…some might say they don’t suit each other. These individuals would be mistaken. Scrapbooking is simply one more way in which people commemorate big events, important moments, people they want to remember and places they could never forget. Scrapbooking is actually just as implicitly connected to the RV lifestyle as photography. What do […]

It’s common knowledge that RVing is a preferred lifestyle for individuals and families who enjoy the outdoors. The recreational vehicle got its name because it makes itself not only amenable, but advantageous to the many activities that rely upon the great outdoors and nature herself: cliff jumping, rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, rapelling, skiing, snowboarding, […]

RVers typically appreciate the opportunity to cook homemade meals in their convenient and handy recreational vehicle kitchens. It’s one of the most popular aspects of RV travel. It decreases the need for eating out and filling up on junk food. It also provides the opportunity to veer away from the traditional modes of cooking popular […]

When it comes to the great outdoors most people have a lot of grandiose ideas about becoming one with nature and enjoying their natural love of physical activities with which they may or may not have any personal experience. Trouble comes when these novices head out RVing without any definite plans or preparations on how […]

Many professionals are finding that in today’s modern workplace, their presence isn’t actually required. They aren’t getting fired and they aren’t experiencing a cut back on their hours. In fact, it’s just the opposite. With the advent of telecommuting and the plethora of tools at society’s fingertips, many companies are discovering that they can maximize […]

The process required of new RVers before they can officially become RV owners is simply exhausting. There are so many motorhomes for sale that the process is more confusing and simply frustrating that it needs to be. Experts advise that keeping things simple and having clear priorities before getting started will alleviate the problem, but no matter how prepared a new RVer might be, many are still tired once they’re driving off the lot in their new recreational vehicle.

For those who have recently succeeded in mastering the used RV sales games and come home with their very own RV, a great first road trip is almost indefinitely in the near future. The first road trip could be the reason for the purchase. Some buy a recreational vehicle because they have a need for it, but for many, the sheer fact that they own a recreational vehicle creates endless possibilities and there isn’t much in the way of concrete plans.

Pedata RV Center recommends that recreational vehicle owners schedule preventive maintenance for their RV this fall. Completing basic preventive maintenance prior to the onset of the colder weather of winter will greatly decrease the chances of surprise repairs and/or breakdowns on the road that can be more dangerous during the winter months. Verify that the […]

When perusing all the RVs for sale at the beginning of the summer, RV buyers didn’t consider how they were going to feel parking the recreational vehicle when it was time for the kids to go back to school. Some are completely ready for time downtime at home. They find vacationing exhausting and would rather not ever go anywhere ever again. To these people it’s important to ask one question, “Where did the decision to purchase an RV come from?”

Individuals who have recently purchased “new” used RVs sometimes find themselves scrambling for a foothold from which they can really jump start their life on the road. They want to get off to a great start. They don’t want to hold back. They want to grab life by the horns. The life of an RVer can be extremely exciting and holds great potential for adding zest to an otherwise staid and plodding existence. To avoid getting stuck in the quagmires of planning remember this one simple piece of advice: just do it. Yes, it’s an overused phrase and it’s been heard many, many times by EVERY individual lucky enough to live on the Earth in the past two decades. The reason it’s been such an effective and steadfast tag line for the huge conglomerate we won’t mention by name because they don’t need the additional, free advertising is because it is so very true! There aren’t very many living in today’s wildly busy, ridiculously stressful society that don’t find themselves bogged down by distractions and items that are actually extremely low on their life long “to do” list. Step away from the front lines for just one second, and it’s easy to see just how applicable this statement is. That’s why it rings so true. How do the RVing experts recommend you actually follow through and “just do it?” Multitasking is a great starting point.

Pedata RV Center releases tips on homeschooling and RVing. In addition to the regularly scheduled articles for the month of August, Pedata RV Center is focusing on the “back to school” season. While many are adjusting their travel routine to suit the fact that the kids are back in school, more and more are actually […]

A lot of potential RVers have a tight budget. Some view full time RVing as a potential solution. Others view their limited funds as a solid reason inhibiting them from exploring the possibilities of the RVing lifestyle. It’s a funny combination of conclusions, but has an easy explanation. Regardless of the scenario a potential RVer leans towards, used RVs for sale by owner aren’t the answer for maximizing limited funds when purchasing a recreational vehicle in preparation for life on the road. Consider the scenario and its potential solutions carefully.

Some people are excellent shoppers. They seem to have an innate sense of what to look for and where to look for it, how much to pay and how to get the best deal. When the shopping is for an RV, the process becomes a little more intense and a little more difficult, but there are still those who are simply good at it. Others like to label them “lucky” rather than skilled, but the fact of the matter is that being a good shopper is a skill. It is also a fact that while some people have a natural affinity for certain skills, they can also be learned.

Some consumers leap into RVing headfirst. They don’t consider their vacationing style. They ignore their history of travel (or non-travel). The number of vacations taken per year, the typical vacation budget, the average number of participants in any given vacation and the type of vacation location preferred are not taken into consideration prior to purchasing. This can lead to major hang ups down the road. For many, it means putting the poor RV for sale before ever even giving it a chance to succeed.

Pedata RV Center releases their Top 6 Picks list of the smart phone applications that they think travelers will get the most use out of this summer during camping and RV travel. The various apps are all camping/RV travel related, but have a variety of general purposes from saving money on gas to nighttime campfire […]

Many vacationers want to eat more home-cooked meals, but it’s usually the recreational vehicle owners who actually accomplish the task. The diesel pusher is versatile and convenient in many ways, but the most prized aspect of the RV is often identified as the kitchen. Traveling with a kitchen changes the name of the game.

There’s a lot of information out there for RVers looking to include small children in their “on the road” escapades. There’s also plenty of information on kid-friendly RV cooking, kids’ crafts that can be incorporated into RV travels, and even educating children through effective home schooling methods while enjoying a full time RV lifestyle. What some find surprising is the lack of information on entertaining the children while attempting to find used RVs for sale.

Not all RV dealers will be useful to new RV owners. Some RV dealers may be cranky and others might simply be unfamiliar with the lifestyle their product delivers. This may seem ludicrous, but it happens more often than some think. When looking to purchase a product that delivers on expected standards, new buyers should carefully consider RV dealers and their awareness of the various industry lifestyles.

Helpful RV dealers will answer questions posed by new recreational vehicle buyers even when they are not directly related to inventory on hand.

Pedata RV Center publishes tips on cooking and photography to benefit summer vacationers who are turning to the RV lifestyle. Many RVers have difficulty adjusting their RV lifestyle to suit the summer months, but with the helpful tips and hints, the RVer can maximize their enjoyment of the RV in the hot season with little […]

Used motorhomes for sale offer so many advantages to the typical American that some jump into the purchase feet first without a lot of thought, consideration or even a trial period. Some take their time. Some even rent a recreational vehicle prior to following through on a used motorhomes for sale purchase to ensure the RVing lifestyle is a good fit. This is a fantastic idea, but it’s not the only successful method of becoming an RVer.

The recreational vehicle is an outdoor animal. It was designed to be able to handle the wilds while providing the creature comforts that make “roughing it” more enjoyable. In light of this fact, some might find it surprising that an indoor RV park is opening up in July 2012: North Dakota Indoor RV Park. It’s the first indoor RV Park of its kind. The scheduled opening is for mid-July 2012.

Some RVers that own smart phones made the purchase in order to enjoy access to games and social media. Others turn to the smart phone as a way to improve their ability to keep in touch with work or personal contacts through constant access to calls, texts, emails, etc. Some weren’t sure why they desperately needed a smart phone, but simply felt that the seemingly universal dependence on the tiny devices must mean they were missing something important. The expert recreational vehicle owner with even the smallest amount of smart phone savvy will be able to instantly assert that the most useful feature of this particular device is actually the easy access to RVing and camping applications. For those who are set against the smart phone, there are a few camping and RVing applications that will result in a change of heart.

There aren’t many of us that haven’t heard someone reference the fact that the oven “heats up the house.” This is particularly true when RVing. The smaller the space, the less effort it takes to alter the temperature. This means that using the RV oven is an important consideration. The need to avoid oven use depends upon the situation at hand. Some have no problem using the energy necessary to cool the recreational vehicle after the oven heats it up. Others aren’t traveling in areas where it is a problem. But for those who are RVing in popular summer hot spots where the RV needs to be kept as cool and comfortable as possible, summer recipes for the road that don’t involve the use of the RV oven can be a very important.

The RV road trip is often used as a scapegoat for a failed diet, an unexplainable increase in weight, and even an abrupt decrease in overall health. What many try to ignore is that the road trip itself isn’t to blame for any of these negative situations. RVers who tend to use the RV road trip as an excuse for health problems, weight gain or dieting failures should consider what it is about their habits on the road that are creating negative effects. For most the answer is in their snacking.

Most RVers find themselves avoiding cooking during the summer months, but since one of the advantages of traveling by RV is the opportunity to prepare home cooked meals this temptation should not necessarily be indulged. Most RVers will find that they regret their own refusal to prepare meals in the RV almost immediately. Instead of avoiding the preparation of meals in the recreational vehicle to avoid heating it up, RVers should veer towards the RVer’s summer favorite: salads.

Sometimes it is a lot more difficult to explain to friends and loved ones what was so wonderful about a trip in the recreational vehicle than it is to actually plan, execute and enjoy the RV travel. It seems a little backwards since talking is usually so much easier to accomplish than action. For many the entire issue could be solved by simply adopting better habits for RV travel photography. Vacationers don’t have to be professionals in order to get pictures that will accurately represent the sites and activities that they experienced on the latest trip in the recreational vehicle. Following a few basic photography tips can drastically increase the average RVer’s photographic success.

The majority of travelers spend most of their time in the RV during the summer. In most cases, this is coincidental due to the standard “school” schedule affording the kids a long break during the summer months before they start the next year of their education. Some find this situation regrettable. They fear the increased heat of the summer months and spend a large portion of their vacation time wishing they were traveling in one of the cooler seasons. For those who aren’t doomed to a glass half empty, the summer is actually a great time for RVing. There are far less road hazards. The majority of outdoor recreational activities are in full swing in one region or another. The increased time off means the opportunity to take time to enjoy the journey.

RVing is a popular mode of travel for many reasons, but one of the most obvious is the recreational vehicle’s ability to provide the traveler with a nearly endless array of outdoor recreational opportunities. RVers can enjoy any outdoor hobby from mountain biking to paragliding to surfing to hiking. In addition to the opportunity to enjoy such pass times, RVers have the option of using their RV to provide them with the means to spend time in less populated areas where enjoying their chosen outdoor hobby can be even more enjoyable due to the decrease in general “traffic.” This doesn’t make RVers anti-social; it simply means they are willing to accept that a popular sporting arena is not always the best place to play. Some would prefer to play the same game or activity in an open field or on a public trail with fewer restrictions and less chance of unavoidable bodily collisions.