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RV Vacation Planner does exactly this. You decide your destination(s) and they will provide you with a complete vacation itinerary, including trip routing, activities of your choice (hiking, biking, water, etc...) along with a campground list based on your RV size and hookup preferences. They also include checklists for packing and preparations. If you want to plan a fun, no hassle vacation, this is definitely an option to explore.

One of the hottest topics on the rvclub.com discussion list is the emotional question of Wal-Mart. (No, not whether we should shop there!) The debate concerns parking (or camping) in Wally's parking lot. Should we do it at all? Is it our right or a privilege? If we do it, what restrictions apply? And if we don't do it, should we slit the tires of those who do? And what about parking overnight in truck stops? Are we interfering with the big guys? Get the impression that this question generates a lot of emotion? You are right!

For many RVers, the first big decision is whether to buy a motorized or non-motorized rig. The two most popular types are the travel trailer and the motorhome, with variations including the folding camping trailer (also called pop up or tent trailer), truck camper, and fifth wheeler. There are many considerations to make when deciding which is best, but they boil down to two things: budget and how the RV will be used.

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The worst outbreak of a waterborne illness in U.S. history was just a few short years ago in 1993 when a parasite in Milwaukee's water system killed 111 people and made 403,000 people sick. A report by the Medical College of Wisconsin and the EPA estimates that 7.1 million Americans suffer nausea or diarrhea yearly just from foul water. The bottom line? Take a proactive attitude and be sure the water you allow into the fresh water system in your RV is indeed fresh and free from contaminants. In this article, TheRVDoctor gives some good advice about water filtering.

If you are new to the RV world (and even if you're not), you know that there are unique terms used to describe RV equipment and the lifestyle that goes along with it. This handy glossary covers all the basics and will help you to communicate in the language of RV like a pro.

We're always on the lookout for new and interesting articles that pertain to the RV lifestyle. If you find an interesting article on the Internet that you think provides good information for RVers, please let us know. We just might include it in the next issue of our newsletter.