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Just the Facts, Please To boondock is to take your RV or trailer to camp in wilderness areas or unconventional campsites where you can’t rely on amenities, hookups–or even, in some cases, neighbors. Boondockers can choose to camp in remote areas, National Forests, or even Walmart parking lots–aka Wallydocking. And whether you camp overnight or […]

snowbird noun :  one who travels to warm climates for the winter With that graceful moniker, Canadian snowbirds close up their summer homes every October and November and flock south to warmer communities for winter. Some cruise the waterways and some fly. Many thousands ready their RVs and vans for a scenic drive to a […]

Animal lovers the world over know that a pet’s companionship is one of life’s great simple pleasures, but how unconditional is that love when we take it on the road?  With an open mind and a smartly equipped RV, you’re all set for self-contained, solo, or family travel. Follow a few sensible guidelines to get […]

Smart, Safe RV Camping during COVID Summer This unprecedented pandemic has created widespread cabin fever and isolation, but RV owners suffer less than those who depend on hotels. When the road beckons, it’s easy for road warriors to pack up and head out. RV sales and campground bookings are surging at this time because many […]

In general, most campgrounds are partially or completely open. Some limit access to certain areas. Reservations, on the whole, are honored and they are accepting new applications. This campground guide covers the top five California Campgrounds that are now open.   #1 Joshua Tree National Park Partially open, AND, unlike most national and state parks, […]