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RV Gear

We Upgraded to a 4-Camera System: Was It Worth It?

Published on Oct 6, 2026

Two days, one drill and a lot of electrical tape: putting the AUTO-VOX CampSync four-camera system on our Brinkley, then towing it to Jackson Hole with one camera dead.

Destinations

A Tourist Made a Terrible Decision in Lamar Valley

Published on Oct 2, 2026

Our last Yellowstone day: Tower Fall, a hot dog argument, a driver who would not wait for a bison in Lamar Valley, the Roosevelt Arch in the rain, and Mammoth Hot Springs.

Destinations

We Paid $300 to Sleep Inside Yellowstone

Published on Sep 25, 2026

We left the RV outside the park, paid almost $300 for a cabin at Canyon, crossed West Thumb, Mud Volcano and Hayden Valley in one day, and hiked to the brink of the Lower Falls.

Destinations

We Drove 1,833 Miles to Yellowstone and Missed Old Faithful

Published on Sep 18, 2026

1,833 miles, a golf course overnight with a truck alarm at 2 a.m., the west entrance before 8, and the geyser we drove two hours to see and then missed by minutes.

Destinations

Sunday Gulch Trail: We Hiked It Backwards With One Bottle of Water

Published on Sep 12, 2026

The plan was a scenic drive and a flat loop by the lake. Then we added a four mile trail we knew nothing about, went down it backwards, and ran out of water.

Destinations

Wind Cave National Park and Crazy Horse: Can You Do Two Caves in One Day?

Published on Sep 5, 2026

Two caves in one day was the plan. We had no reservations, a back road Google Maps swore was faster, and a bison herd that decided when we were allowed to move.

Destinations

We Finally Hiked the Notch Trail (And a Storm Beat Us Home)

Published on Sep 1, 2026

The ladder on the Notch Trail, a herd of cattle that moved in around the rig, a storm we did not see coming, and the two roommates we found on the last morning.

Destinations

105 Degrees in the Badlands: Can Solar Actually Run an RV Air Conditioner?

Published on Aug 28, 2026

Day one of free boondocking on the Badlands rim, with a heat advisory, a 105 degree forecast, and nothing but solar panels and batteries between us and a very hot RV.

Travel Days

Our Longest Travel Day Yet: 600 Miles to the Badlands With No Reservation

Published on Aug 21, 2026

Almost 600 miles from Des Moines to The Wall, nine hours in 104 degree heat, no reservation waiting for us, and an RV door that kept popping open on the interstate.

RV Life

We redid the whole RV bedroom, and finally slept

Published on Aug 14, 2026

New mattress, cushioned wall, cabinet doors Fabiola built herself, and a campground dog incident we nearly cut from the video.

RV Maintenance

We Fixed the RV Macerator, and the Answer Was a Drill

Published on Aug 7, 2026

The replacement power cord showed up and the macerator still would not run. Here is what finally got it spinning, what the dump at the Marquette tourist park cost us, and the news we have been sitting on for weeks.

RV Maintenance

Our RV Macerator Died Mid-Dump While Moochdocking (The Truth About RV Life)

Published on Jul 31, 2026

No sewer hookup, a full black tank, and a macerator pump that would not turn on. What actually fixed it, the second problem that showed up right after, and a $41 laundromat bill.

RV Maintenance

How to Sanitize an RV Fresh Water Tank (Bleach-Free, After 18 Months)

Published on Jul 25, 2026

We went eighteen months without sanitizing our fresh water tank. Here is the bleach-free method we finally used, step by step, and how little time it actually took.

Travel Days

When Your RV Campsite Goes Wrong | Rookie mistake?

Published on Jul 18, 2026

We reserved a pull-through site in Wisconsin and still couldn't get our 40-foot Brinkley into it. A campground regular named Joe showed us a trick we'd never considered, and then the week ended with our first Harvest Hosts stay at an actual Western saloon.

Campground Reviews

We Paid $74 to Stay at Love's RV Stop (Here's What We Found)

Published on Jul 11, 2026

Love's RV Stops promise full hookups and real sites at a truck stop price of about $74 a night. We stayed in one with our Brinkley Model Z 3515 to find out what you actually get.

Travel Days

No Reservation, A Killer Bridge & A VERY Tight Campground (RV Travel Day to Louisville)

Published on Jul 4, 2026

A two-day run from South Carolina to Louisville with no reservation, a 10-foot bridge with smashed RVs on its Google Maps photos, and the tightest campground we've ever squeezed our Brinkley into.