Pedata RV Center published an article on basic first aid and injury prevention techniques for use during RV travel this summer. RVing tips and hints on both avoiding injury and treating injury, should it occur, are meant to increase general awareness and result in a decrease of actual injury during RV travel and popular outdoor […]

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.

Pedata RV Center releases Top 3 List of National Parks to hit this summer in a recreational vehicle. Summer is always a popular time for travel. This is due to the fact that popular summer activities often require travel as well as the fact that the traditional school schedule leaves students without their normal day-to-day […]

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.

Pedata RV Center has been experiencing an atypical seasonal increase in the out of state interest in RVs for sale. The recreational vehicles available for online perusal and purchase are priced wholesale for public buying, with travel reimbursement programs available for out of state buyers. This, in combination with online access to the full Pedata […]