It’s time to start making plans for your RV outings and there is no better tool to use than the new 2018 Texas Association of Campground Owners guide…T.A.C.O. for short. This book is full of great destinations in Texas, broken down by regions, and surrounding states and there is no better time than the present …
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One thing RVers simply can’t live without is a good power generator. One of the very best generators that PPL Motorhomes carries is made by Yamaha. With multiple options to choose from these portable Yamaha Generators use inverter technology which allow for a smaller and much more light weight generator. Yamaha generators are ideal for …
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I’m not sure if you’ve put any thought into the type of use and abuse you put your RV’s air conditioner unit through. Think about it, your air conditioning unit has to tolerate road vibrations, the occasional voltage drop – all while you still expect it to keep you freezer cold during the summer months …
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Here in Texas, cold Winter weather can be unpredictable. Sometimes it snows, but most of the time we get ice and sleet. I guess it really depends on what part of the state you live in. Most Texans I know can put up with the Summer heat, but shutter themselves inside at even the thought …
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I would like to do a special blog about the introduction of the Camper Collection from RV Nana. Many of the items are now on the website and we will be sending an email blast out soon. The display in the store is so cute and I’m constantly finding myself decorating, arranging, rearranging and …
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Well y’all, it’s time to really think about hibernating for the winter, which means getting the ole RV cleaned, stored, drained, preserved, and put away for its long winter nap. One of the biggest concerns of course is preserving and protecting the water systems on the RV: cold, hot, black, and gray. Let’s get started …
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I see you winter Texans trickling down from the Great White North, and I would like to be the first say, “Howdy, and bienvenidos a Tejas!” As y’all can probably tell, the further south in the state you go for the winter, the milder it should be, but one of the joys of living here …
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When you pack the RV for the weekend, week or longer, make sure perishable items are stored in one cabinet. It’s so easy to stash grocery items in every nook and cranny of the RV. Keeping them all together in one cabinet makes it so much easier. I even use one disposable bag for all …
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I’m going to be honest, I’ve thought about my Veteran’s Day 2017 post for a few days now, which is highly unusual for me in regards to those who dedicate their lives to protecting ours. If you know me even a little, you know that my blood flows red, white and blue. I’ve written my …
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I’m sure the question has popped into your head: “How am I gonna cook Thanksgiving dinner in my RV?”. Knowing that your RV has smaller appliances and counter space than your kitchen probably scares you a little bit, too. But not to worry, there are plenty of things you …
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