Leisure Travel Blog
**The Future of RV Living: Palo Alto Considers Banning Vanlords and Trailers** Palo Alto might soon ban vanlords and trailers. The city’s considering new legislation, and the debate is getting heated—especially among RV enthusiasts and folks concerned about housing. I’ve spent 30 years on the road in RVs, so I can’t help but dig into…
The world of RV travel just got a little more exciting with the grand opening of Rocky Fork RV Park in Erwin, Tennessee. The local Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate, and the buzz is real—this place could be a haven for RV enthusiasts. The park aims to blend natural beauty with…
Retiring in an RV has really taken off lately. It offers the freedom to roam and soak in the beauty of the United States. But picking the right state for RV retirement? That can totally change your experience. According to Investopedia, Texas tops the charts for smooth roads and scenic drives. Let’s dig into why…
In recent years, RV living has drawn in all kinds of folks looking for freedom from traditional housing. The dream of a mortgage-free life on the road is hard to resist—at least at first. But reality? Sometimes it doesn’t quite match the fantasy. Here’s the story of one couple who went from dreaming about a…
**The Ultimate Guide to Grech RV: Redefining Adventure Living** Grech RV is shaking up the world of RV travel with its blend of luxury, innovation, and a sense of adventure. Let’s take a closer look at what makes these RVs stand out and how they’re changing the game for travelers everywhere. Whether you’re a road…
In the ever-evolving world of RV living, the Luxe Gold 38GLS Fifth Wheel RV stands out for folks after a truly luxurious, full-time experience on the road. This RV blends opulence and practicality, which is a rare combo for travelers who want comfort but aren’t ready to give up the freedom of the nomadic lifestyle….
**The Ultimate Guide to RV Travel: Maximizing Your Adventures on the Road** RV travel keeps evolving, and folks who love life on the road are always looking for ways to make it even better. Whether you’ve clocked thousands of miles or you’re just getting started, there’s a lot to learn that can really change the…
Portland’s decision to start charging homeless folks fees to reclaim their towed RVs has stirred up a lot of debate. Residents, policymakers, and advocacy groups all seem to have something to say about the ethics and practicality of this policy. This post takes a closer look at what’s going on, what it might mean for…
San Francisco just kicked off a pilot program to help RV dwellers move into permanent housing. The city hopes this will address the growing number of people and families living in RVs on the streets, driven there by sky-high housing costs. The plan covers temporary shelter, access to social services, and, ideally, a real shot…
San Francisco just kicked off a bold new initiative to tackle the growing issue of people living in RVs around the city. This program wants to help folks move from their mobile homes into permanent housing, aiming for a more stable setup. I’ve spent 30 years in the RV world, and honestly, this is both…
