RV Information: Books to Help you Find Your Way

While many people have discovered that the recreational vehicle lifestyle is perfect for them, buying an recreational vehicle doesn’t make everybody an instant expert. Luckily, there are plenty of sources of basic RV Information that we all need out there ready and waiting for us to access them. So, if you are in the market for some RV information, here are some suggestions on where to go to find it.

Supporting Your recreational vehicle Lifestyle by Jamie Hall is a great book for RV information to get you started on discovering exactly how to go about living in the way you’ve chosen. This is, basically, a handbook guide for working on the road. It is perfect for those who are looking for an income or ways to reduce expenses while they travel. If you are set on finding a way to supplement your income or even support your new recreational vehicle lifestyle while continuing to travel . . . this is your book.

Big Rigs Best Bets by Ken and Ellie Hamill is a guide to the campgrounds most likely to accommodate you if you are driving a large recreational vehicle. The two authors have personally visited every campground listed in the book making it pretty accurate in avoiding the hassle of finally making it to your determined campground only to find that you cannot be accommodated there due to the size of your rig. This book is meant for a select group, but very helpful if it is aimed at your recreational vehicle.

Trailer Life’s RV Repair & Maintenance Manual by Bob Livingston is something to keep around just in case even if you do have your maintenance and repair work done professionally. RV information at its most obvious, this book will help you keep moving. It is always a good idea to know how your recreational vehicle works and the RV information provided by this book will give you all the basic RV information you need to understand problems that may pop up as well as trouble shooting guidelines and quick diagnosis and repairs.

Every RVer needs a cookbook aimed at the recreational vehicle lifestyle and there are plenty to choose from. Here’s one option for those of you who haven’t yet become attached to one: America’s Best RV Cookbook by Joyce Ryan. Obviously, people enjoy the recipes included in it and find it helpful due to its added advice in stocking pantries for trips, planning meals, and using your limited kitchen space to the maximum.

Along Interstate 75 by Dave Hunter; this book has been widely accepted for its practical use due to the huge number of people it applies to. It includes recreational vehicle information including money saving tips, interesting attractions, lodging information, exit information, the now famous upside down maps, and much more . . . all regarding the very heavily used route from Ontario to Florida. This is guide that almost every traveler would find helpful if kept close to hand while traveling Interstate 75.

RV Living in the 21 st Century by Peggi McDonald is a book that details out the solutions to many obvious issues related to living on the road such as: border crossings issues, types of campgrounds and how to get the most for your camping fees, satellite, cell phone and internet usage issues while traveling, maintenance reminders, budget hints, and recommendations for making the most of your living space. Peggi McDonald has been living on the road with her husband for close to 20 years and has some good RV information to share.

The Next Exit by Mark Watson is the most comprehensive index of exits available. It is very obviously helpful RV information; for obvious reasons. It is basically an exit by exit listing of every service you will ever need including: food, gas, rest stops, bathrooms, camping, shopping, etc. In addition to being loaded with great travel information, it is really easy and practical to use.

These are just a few of the options out there. In addition to books filled with helpful, recreational vehicle related information there are websites popping up all over the internet and recreational vehicle owners are almost always willing to share their advice and knowledge in relation to the recreational vehicle lifestyle. Books are always a good starting point, though, so if you have questions get a hold of the book that has the answers so you can get started enjoying your recreational vehicle!