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RV Vacation Planner is offering a free vacation plan to the White Mountains of NH and what perfect timing! When you click on the link, you may print the plan AND work with it online to take advantage of the links to the selected campgrounds and activities. The White Mountains of New Hampshire are a hiker’s paradise. Aside from the Appalachian Trail, there are endless hiking opportunities. Paddle your kayak across crystal clear lakes. Then start peddling your bike through the scenic beauty that draws thousands of visitors each year. Take a gondola ride to the top of a mountain to overlook the White Mountain National Forest. Come breathe fresh mountain air while you listen to babbling brooks in northern New Hampshire.

If you are thinking about buying an RV you probably realize there is a lot to learn. Here is a great starting point for those who are new to RVing. But even if you’ve been doing this for a while, you will find helpful information on this website. You have your choice of videos, DVDs and e-books. Topics include how to tow and setup a popup or trailer, managing all the systems on a Class A or C motorhome and how to winterize your rig. There are even free, helpful articles.

Not every aspect of camping is a bed of roses. Take the holding tanks for example. Not only do they have to be dumped, but there are times when the fumes from the holding tanks can leak into the coach and make your travel experience a little on the odoriferous side. Most of us use chemicals to mask the odors. But heavy chemical use can cause environmental problems. One other solution is a specially designed venting system that pulls the odors out of the tank, directs them up the vent pipe and away from your rig. Bye bye odors!

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So, you’ve just spent a week parked in Grandma’s driveway. Your holding tanks are full. Now what? If you enjoy dry camping, dumping your holding tanks can be a challenge. There is a website that can help you locate a free or low cost dump station. Just click on a state. The list of dump stations is organized by route numbers followed by any smaller listings such as municipalities. This approach is very helpful when you are on the road. There will either be an exit number or directions included. If you are aware of a dump station that is not listed, there is a link to "Suggest a Site".

When you set out on your first trip in an RV you need nothing more than a standard driver’s license. But driving a big rig can be a real challenge. Consider obtaining a CDL manual (commercial driver’s license) from your local state licensing agency and at least read through it. You may also consider driving lessons that are offered at many RV rallies. Safe driving information is out there if you look for it. Retired professional driver Bob Muessig has a number of practical tips to make your trip a safe one. He discusses the seven types of accidents and gives you recommendations on how to avoid them.

If you will be crossing the border this camping season you might want to read this article. You need to think about several documents including papers for children and pets as well as yourself. There are restrictions on foods that can be brought into a country and the list changes frequently. One simple approach is to camp near the border the night before you plan to cross. Drive up to the border and request information. It is best to be prepared.