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Discover why Electric Forest RV camping is the ultimate music festival upgrade — comfort, AC, real beds, and everything you need to thrive in Rothbury, Michigan.Â
What makes Elkhart, Indiana the RV Capital of the World? Let’s dive into the history, culture, and community that make Elkhart a key player in the RV industry.Â
Want to know the best RV destinations in the USA? We have the insider scoop thanks to the Lippert Scouts. They've been everywhere in this great country, making this list of their top picks a must read.
John King, a rising country music star and avid camper, uses RVing to fulfill two of his greatest passions – touring the country to give his fans unforgettable musical performances and spending quality time in the great outdoors.
Learn how to fix a broken bimini pole, diagnose frame damage, and decide when repair makes sense or when it’s time for a new bimini top.
Compare retractable boat ladders and fixed boat ladders to find the best option for safety, comfort, and convenience on the water. Learn why many boaters upgrade to a retractable pontoon ladder like the SureStep®.
Thinking about using a 5th wheel to gooseneck adapter for your RV? While adapters can make it possible to tow a 5th Wheel with a gooseneck ball, they are not always the best long-term solution. Learn how these adapters work, their real pros and cons, and why many RV owners are switching to a gooseneck pin box instead.
A trailer axle may look simple from the outside, but it is a collection of precisely engineered components that support the weight of your trailer, allow your wheels to rotate smoothly, and help maintain control on the road. Understanding these parts gives you a better sense of how your trailer works, how to maintain it, and when a component may need service or replacement.
Some RV owners prefer the simplicity and bed space that come with towing off a gooseneck ball instead of a traditional fifth wheel hitch. A gooseneck pin box makes that possible by replacing the standard pin box and creating a direct connection to the truck’s gooseneck hitch. Here is how it works and why many RV owners are making the switch.