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With gas prices at an all time high you might think that RVers would be cutting back on RVing. Well, that is simply not the case. Folks may be traveling closer to home, but they sure are traveling. There are several areas to look at when you are trying to reduce the cost of your vacation. Let’s take a look at fuel, campgrounds, food and entertainment. There are ways to reduce the costs in each area. Choose those things that work for you.

Fuel - One of the first things to look at is how far you are going. We often overlook very interesting places that are right in our own back yards, simply because they are right in our own back yard. The grass is not always greener on the other side. One of the biggest costs of your RV vacation is the fuel to get there. Look a little closer to home.

No one likes to think about it. We all hope it does not happen. But a medical emergency is part of life. If it happens while you are away from home the problem can be compounded. There are a number of steps you can take that can help. This article covers everything from symptoms of life threatening illnesses to how you can handle getting your motorhome back home if you are not the primary driver.

Having a disability need not stop you from enjoying the RV life. Hope Sykes interviewed Candy Harrington of Creative Concepts and Editor and Publisher of Emerging Horizons. This is a great starting place if you have questions about accessibility in campgrounds, restaurants and rest areas along your route.

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Have trouble reading a map? Here is a great article to get you started. Bernice Beard has more than 65 RV trips under her belt and has written four books about RV travel. Reading a map is an essential skill if you plan to go somewhere new; and isn’t that what RVing is all about. Get ready to explore this gorgeous country- but learn how to read the map first.

It seems that lots of things from the 50s, 60s and 70s are “cool” right now. And it isn’t limited to clothes and furniture. Vintage Airstreams are in. The folks at Inland RV Center are busy customizing trailers for celebrities. By the time these folks are done with the Airstream trailer, the only recognizable part is the outside. The inside is designed to reflect the style of the owner. There are lots of pictures and this is just plain fun.

Admit it. You’ve had a good laugh watching the new arrivals try to back into their campsite after a hard day of travel. There are several things to keep in mind. Steve at RV Basics provides a few pointers that will really help. He calls it a team sport (thus the cheering fans) and talks about communication as the key. Isn’t it always.