It doesn’t take much persuading to convince someone that RVing in the Golden State is a good idea. California has been calling the names of adventurers since before it had a name. The fact that it offers an amazing coastline and a natural beauty known worldwide isn’t overshadowed, but rather complimented, by the major influx of entertainment and travel opportunities that continue to crop up throughout the state in more recent times. The fact of the matter is that California has something to offer every RVer: sumptuous spas, celebrity sightings, beautiful natural vistas, culinary tours, wine-country, beaches, exceptional dining, historic sights, hiking, Hollywood, the Redwoods, Surfing, Skiing, various amusement parks and recreational centers, many National Parks and much more. The list of attractions available in the state of California could go on almost endlessly.

Individuals considering the purchase of one of the used motorhomes for sale often forget that what will be perfect for their road trip might not be the recommended item for the next RVer. It’s a strange phenomenon. Everyone will agree that people where different size shoes. Everyone knows that some people like tomatoes and some people despise them. The entire universe is aware that there are infinite choices and that everyone doesn’t make the same one. Somehow this awareness of the “self” amongst the “group” is lost when consumers start shopping amongst used motorhomes for sale. They all begin looking for that “one” that is the best option. The only one they all want to buy. They want it to have all the features and amenities that they have been told that they want regardless of whether or not they really understand what their purpose might be. They all want it at a low price. It becomes a strange competition in which there aren’t that many winners.

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A large portion of modern society is constantly considering new actions, habits and choices that they feel could improve their life. Some turn to additional avenues of education; formal or informal. Others decide religion is missing from their lives. Travel is the third most common addition individuals make in an effort to improve their life. Used RV sales lots are a great starting point. Individuals can easily begin their search for an economic RV to support their new aspiration for travel. Traveling by recreational vehicle is a popular pass time and many embrace it as a means of change in itself. The recreational vehicle is a suitable form of affordable travel, but, more importantly, it is an opportunity to adopt a fresh start.

The decision to peruse RVs for sale prior to becoming a first time owner isn’t usually accompanied by the thought that it will provide an increased opportunity to go “green.” The “green” phenomenon is sweeping the nation. It continues to gain impetus as more people realize that it isn’t as difficult to incorporate some of the environmentally friendly concepts as it seemed at first glance. Many consider the RV industry to be a choice that contradicts an overall environmental consciousness, but that’s not necessarily true.

Used RVs can be perfect for a lot of things: cooking, gardening, crafting, peace and quiet, music appreciation, art studio in the midst of nature, and much more. One thing that many overlook is its ability to serve as the perfect base camp for many popular outdoor games.

RVers everywhere already know that used RVs for sale by owner are an opportunity to play. Many that jump into the RVing lifestyle discover that the more fun a traveler expects to have, the more fun they will have. The RVing community is close knit, but simultaneously accepting of new RVers. It’s almost as if the entire community is ready and waiting for newcomers. They instantly welcome them into the fold.

Many consumers considering used RVs for sale are doing so because they have heard they make traveling far more affordable and are a versatile mode of travel while away from home. This is true. This is so very true. Most who are new to RVing aren’t quite aware of just how true this statement is. When considering the possibilities of used RVs for sale, potential RVers should attempt to wrap their brains around the fact that there isn’t much the recreational vehicle can’t do. It was recently suggested that there is something that the RVing lifestyle can’t accommodate: gardening. Today RVers everywhere will applaud the fact that this is a fallacy. RV gardening is absolutely plausible.

An RV is viewed as the home away from home. It’s often appropriately described as being spacious, fun and… downright obnoxious. Wait. That can’t be right, can it? Many people view RVs as annoying? One way in which RVers can help leave good impressions about diesel pushers, Class A RVs, Class C RVs, and other large sized RVs is to practice good etiquette on the road and at campgrounds. Teach your RV some manners!

Consumers who are looking for an  RV for sale  generally know what they want. They know exactly what they want. It might not be what the RV buyer next to him is looking for or the one after that, but that’s what is so amazing about RVing. It is the perfect answer to so many […]

Consumers in recent years have to wander through life with blinders on. Temptation to spend money is everywhere when there is a certifiable reason to be frugal and there isn’t a much more certifiable reason for frugality than a barely recovering economy. The economic situation isn’t often described as a crisis. Most wouldn’t refer to it as catastrophic, but it’s not healthy. It’s not happy. And it could definitely benefit from a thorough overhaul.

When it comes to traveling, one of the favorite modes of travel is the recreational vehicle. Most consumers new to the RV life enter the fold by discovering one of the used motorhomes for sale that suits them. They might be pulled towards one because they see the price posted on the front window and realize just how affordable purchasing an RV can be. It could be that they decide the RV lifestyle might suit them when someone close to them becomes involved and shares tales from the road. Sometimes it’s simply the need for a change that leads people to search out something new and exciting.

New RV owners tend to have a lot of questions. The first person they typically turn to for answers are the RV dealers they are already comfortable dealing with. They know that the RV dealers are in the know regarding common destinations, popular recreational vehicle features, tips and hints for maximizing the vehicle’s capacity for comfortable road travel and more. One question that RV dealers report is coming up more and more frequently is the question of going green in the RV.

RVers tend to have an adventuresome spirit. At any given time, there’s a recreational vehicle owner somewhere trying something new. It might be a fried pickle at the Hills Café in Austin, Texas or it could be figuring out how to walk on water using an inflatable walk on water ball at an out of the way lake in Florida. For RVers looking to indulge their eccentric, adventurous side on a road trip through Arizona, there are plenty of stops to make along the way.

Slide Rock State Park is a favorite for locals and travelers alike due to the unique combination of hiking through the scenic desert and ending with a splash at the natural waterslides of Slide Rock State Park. The park was originally the Pendley Homestead, a 43-acre historic apple farm in Oak Creek Canyon. Frank L. Pendley arrived in the area in 1907 and acquired the land under the Homestead Act of 1910. Mr. Pendley established an innovative and unique irrigation system that is still in use at the park today. The Pendley homestead is one of only a few still left intact in the canyon and serves as a great example of early agricultural development in Arizona.

Off the Beaten Path in Arizona can mean experiencing a number of National Parks and Monuments. The most obvious of Arizona’s National Parks is the Grand Canyon National Park, but visitors to the Grand Canyon State should not check off the entire state after visiting the most popular travel destination. There is much more to see…off the beaten path.

Every seasoned traveler is suddenly all ears when they hear the phrase, “Don’t miss this.” This particular phrase usually comes out of the mouth of someone who has been in the area as a traveler or a resident and has specific info to share. It’s human nature. If someone enjoys a moment or an experience or a location, they want to share that memory. For some this means that they’ll post a Facebook status about how much they liked it. Others will conduct a photo shoot and slather the Internet with their experience through numerous photo hosting galleries, Instagram, Pinterest and other various photo-based social media sites. A different type of photographer may create a small photo album of photos for their own use. Many travelers will end up recording the experience in writing through blogging or traditional journaling. Regardless of the method of memory recording, there’s one thing that holds true for approximately 99% of the public and that is that they will share their experience vocally. Thus the universal awareness of what is to come when a fellow traveler starts off with, “Don’t miss this!”

One need that is acknowledged almost unanimously is the need for appropriate cleaning supplies. In general, humanity prefers to be clean. In today’s society that means accessing 3, 5, maybe even 12 or more specific cleansers from the nearest household goods store. Most purchase the necessary cleansers without questioning the costs, but the frugal RVer is going to stop and consider. They want to ensure that no unnecessary purchases are being made that will eat into their RV budget.

RVing is becoming more and more popular. Some very firmly insist it’s because it is the only way to maximize a limited vacation budget. Others argue that RVing provides the most versatile means of travel. Then there are those who insist that the RV is the only way to enjoy spontaneous travel while avoiding logistical issues like the lack of reservations for accommodations and last minute airfare hikes. Some simply respond to the discussion by saying it’s the best way to spend quality time with loved ones on a regular basis.

Previous articles in the series discussed how to keep your RV and the items stored inside the vehicle organized. Organized RVs allow travelers to maximize the “home on the road” potential of the recreational vehicle. Thorough organization can make a big difference both during trip preparation as well as during the actual travel, but the RV isn’t the only thing that needs to get organized. Now it’s time to focus on the RVer. No matter how organized the RV gets, the disorganization of the RVer can throw a big wrench into any trip.

If you read part one in the RVing Tips for the New Year series you probably already feel more organized, but you haven’t quite succeeded in accomplishing this New Year’s resolution just yet.

It’s a brand new year. For many that will mean creating a brand new list of New Year’s resolutions. While there are many “popular” resolutions, one of the most common is the desire to become more organized. This particular resolution is seemingly universal mostly because it can be applied to nearly any aspect of your life. You may be thinking about getting more organized at work. You might be thinking about getting more organized in your approach to schoolwork. You could even see the New Year as the perfect time to get more organized on the road and that means getting your recreational vehicle in order.

Used RV sales are sometimes viewed in a derogatory fashion. For instance, take the term used car salesman. When used in a stereotypical fashion, this phrase is not a compliment or endearment. The same stereotypical definitions and prejudices are often associated with used RV sales. That’s why it’s so important to consider the advantages of buying a recreational vehicle or motorhome pre-owned.

I see motorhomes for sale on every corner. I’m an avid watcher of RVs and motorhomes that are up for grabs. I’ve wanted to buy one for years. You might even say that it’s a lifelong dream of mine.

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  When looking for motorhomes for sale, consumers have a lot of questions to answer before they can pinpoint which option is going to be the right purchase. The very first question is the question of a new or used RV purchase. Many believe that they have to buy new in order to get what […]