RVs

What happens when a vast segment of America decides to try RV’ing at the same time production facilities suffer from a shortage of labor and scarcity of supplies?  That’s precisely the situation we saw in 2020 and 2021 as a bulk of Americans took their vacations on the road to enjoy the sites and social […]

Traveling in the RV quickly became the vacation of choice in 2020 as pandemic concerns made air travel less attractive and shut down the cruise industry entirely.  By the end of the year, RV dealerships had put a total of 430,412 units on their lots (6% more than in 2019), even though RV production was […]

With the growing popularity of RV and motorhome camping, many families are purchasing used models.  In many cases, an owner may have been storing an RV for many years before accepting that it’s just not right for their family’s needs–resulting in 10 to 20-year-old models having 20,000 miles or less on their odometers.  With a […]

Many campgrounds provide hookups for electricity, water, and even cable television.  However, those extra’s often cost more and aren’t always easy to come by.  Plus, if you want to get the authentic camping experience off the beaten path, you won’t have any hookups available.  For all of these reasons, having a good generator you can […]

Diesel pushers have become really popular recently, but the price tags of these recreational vehicles can cost you as much or even more than a new brick-and-mortar home.  Smaller models start off near $250,000 and then increase to averages of $600,000 or more for larger models.  In fact, the difference between a gas and a […]

If you’re gearing up for a road trip in your RV this year, having a driving car with you greatly expands your ability to run daily errands and visit local attractions near your campsites.  You’ll realize the payoff the first time you find yourself out of eggs and need to quickly run to the local […]

Taking the family on vacation in the winter is a wonderful way to explore the great outdoors and enjoy your favorite winter sports like cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and good old fashioned sledding.  Before heading out in your motorhome, make sure you and your RV are both prepared to drive in potentially treacherous conditions.  Here are […]

It’s never too early to start dreaming of your next RV road trip. Make your family vacation a bit more interesting by visiting one of these locations, each with its own very unique and unexpected features: Dead Horse Point State Park If you’re looking for an adventure that seemingly takes you to another planet, Dead […]

Now that school is back in session, campgrounds and parks across the country will be less busy.  It’s the perfect time to enjoy a little relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of town.  Here are a few tips from the team at DuraFlap to help make your next road trip safe and relaxing: Cleaning […]

When traveling with your family down the open road, the last thing you want is for a strong gust of wind to hit the side of your RV travel trailer and tip the trailer and possibly your truck over onto the side of the road.  Here’s some information about “trailer sway” and how to prevent […]

Trying to figure out where to take your family this summer?  There’s still plenty of time left for a fun road trip in your RV.  How about a drive along the historic Route 66?  Here are a few tips from our team at DuraFlap to help you create the perfect itinerary: Route 66 encompasses nearly […]

One of the biggest benefits of traveling in an RV is you get to vacation with your entire family…including your four-legged ones!  For me, I truly enjoy walking along the beach or exploring a new hiking trail with my dog, but more importantly, having my pup with me rather than at a boarding kennel gives […]

If you’ve watched home improvement television lately, you have likely seen many programs featuring singles, couples, and families choosing to downsize and move into a “tiny home.”  That name is certainly accurate since most tiny homes only range between 100-400 square feet.  People are drawn to tiny homes for a number of reasons: To achieve […]

As many parts of our country move into Phase 2 of getting back to business, you may be beginning to plan a relaxing summer road trip.  Before you hit the road, here are a few things our team at DuraFlap RV Mud Flaps put together to help make sure you are prepared to travel: Check the […]

Are you ready to finally unleash your motorhome back onto the road?  With all states moving towards Phase 1 of pandemic response, many parks and campgrounds are now reopening.  Our team at DuraFlap put together this handy checklist of easy-to-overlook items to make sure your motorhome is ready for your next journey: Check your handheld […]

With our states all over the map regarding their “shelter-at-home” or “phase 1 reopening” guidelines, many RV vacationers are excited to hit the road again.  Before you put your pedal-to-the-metal and take your RV to your favorite destination, here’s some important information about the future of post-pandemic RV camping. On April 20, Ourdoorsy.com sponsored a […]

Americans have shared a love for packing up a travel trailer or motorhome and taking entire families on road trips for generations.  With a surge of popularity in the 1960’s, “let’s take out the Winnie” became a common phrase sure to bring smiles to young and old alike.  How did this one RV company gain […]

Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, many adventurers are wondering if parks and campgrounds will be open this spring and summer.   On April 1, the National Park Service announced the closure of Grand Canyon National Park to protect the health and safety of park visitors and those with responsibilities of maintaining the park.  While not all […]

Whether you are in the market for a new RV or you’re getting your current home-on-the-road ready for spring and summer travel, making sure your motorhome has proper RV mud flaps should be on your checklist. Today RV mud flaps come in a variety of styles and can be customized according to your RV’s manufacturer […]