Our first year with our RV we logged roughly 10,000 miles and put our gear through the paces. Check out our honest reviews of the products we use to enhance our journey.
The Ecoflow River Pro is an excellent companion for camping off grid when you need to power a multitude of devices. We purchased ours in October 2022 as we camped at Elkmont campground in the Smokies which did not have electric hookups. While we have an excellent gas powered Predator Generator, it can not run […]
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We purchased X – Chocks before our first camping trip after a night of obsessive research on how to stop our rig from rolling away with our family in the middle of the night. Before folks get sensitive, yes, other chocks work just as well if used properly to secure your rig. After research and
The Bulldog 500199 Tongue Jack was a purchase we did not intend on making less than 3 full seasons in with our Rockwood Roo. Our stock tongue jack certainly did the job and never showed signs of stress. I always marveled at its ability to raise the trailer and rear end of our Excursion while
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Thou shall not plug in your RV to a power receptacle without a surge guard! It is something I an not stress enough as we encountered two campsites with electrical issues in our first year of travel. While pricey, I can promise the price outweighs the cost of fried electrical components inside your rig and
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Andersen levels were one of the very first purchases we made after our inaugural outing in our Rockwood Roo. If you have paid attention at campgrounds you no doubt have seen numerous leveling methods ranging from old fashioned wood planks to plastic lego style leveling devices. While I do not believe a silver bullet method
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