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Since several of you have requested RV destination posts that are written with the family in mind, today we bring you a post about family RVing in Quartzsite by Erin Provost, a mother of three who blogs at Provost Recess. We have many blog posts to come including another post in the RVing with Kids series about the National Parks Jr. Ranger program, reviews of the new Eddie Bauer Airstream from four RV bloggers with Airstreams, a post about RVing in Hot Springs Arkansas and more. Since we... Read More

4 Weeks Boondocking - CHECK!!
 We did it! And what an experience, totally heightened by hangin' with the NuRVers for sure.Above are some pics of our NU friends we hung with during the month at Quartzsite...Kev & Angie: our fearless organizers, Kev started the NuRVers & got us all together, but they both were incredible hosts to all of us - amazing meals, hunker-down time in their 40', 4 slide motorhome & all around good fun (also burners)Sam & Tracy: tie-dyed from head to... Read More

Being newbies and wannabes, we're just discovering the all addictive RV world. When we arrived in Quartzite, our jaws dropped to our knees. We had no idea how large the RV culture was until we stepped into this 'brave' new world. It's like going to the RV mecca and being a part of a religion or a cult. i tried to load a photo here but I somehow can't get the knack. Anyhow, I've posted some photos in my own blog and will continue to do so in the next week or so. Feel free to check it out. Al... Read More

snowbird (noun): one who travels to warm climes for the winter Everyone pays attention to the weather. Some go to the trouble to complain when it's bad. Like birds, some folks even migrate, spending summer wherever they call 'home' and moving south to better weather in winter. Not many are willing to travel constantly in search of only the finest weather. I can't help myself. I hate the heat. Um, and the cold. Being born in Wisconsin, it's not that I can't deal with cold. Twice during m... Read More

Once a year the Southwest Desert undergoes a magical transformation. The hot, forbidding oven of summer fades away and morphs like a butterfly into a balmy, inviting and almost weather-perfect destination. Endless days of sun, dry air, moderate temperatures and lots of open space make it an irresistible draw for snowbirds and RVers looking to escape the frozen North. With over 55 million acres of gorgeous desert stretching from California to Arizona there’s something for everyone here,... Read More

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