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Friendly Tips.....
Watch RV load limits
Buy RV memberships before buying your equipment since many of them offer retailer discounts
Pay attention to container size when buying groceries and toiletries for your smaller RV fridge
Big rig trucks are a good way to gauge safe places to pull over, to get gas, or simply to rest
Allow more driving time, especially when towing
Watch the time of day you're moving to your next stop, to avoid commute times
Bring tools and spare parts
Practice setting up in the dark
Use a portable space heater to aid your propane sucking heater
Have a backup road atlas. You won't always be connected to the www!
Space Saver Bags are awesome for optimizing space. Refrain from buying the knockoff brands
On muddy days, keep a handy tub of water and towel outside your RV entrance, especially for furry friends
Don't travel with full tanks
It's not about arriving somewhere fast, but arriving somewhere safely
Act like a clueless newbie when setting up if you want to quickly know your camping neighbors
Be open to boondocking to save money
Wherever you book your first stay, make sure it's a place you can practice backing up and get to know your rig-like RV parks
Appreciate the little things in life and you might appreciate your tinier space more
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