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Plasma TV screens -- got to love them. They're getting so thin these days that you can hang them almost anywhere, and that's exactly what people are doing. In fact, some are even putting plasma TVs in their motor homes. I'm inside a brand new recreational vehicle and this one is packed with so many new gadgets, you can definitely take your home technology with you on the road. Plasma TVs aren't the only equipment being installed in new motor homes -- DVD players, satellite TV receivers and laptop stations are now found in recreational vehicles...

When Gilbert Groff got ready to take the family camping, the 39-year-old Derry Twp. man went shopping -- for an RV. That's right, he's 39 and he bought an RV. The Groff family, with four kids and a new 29-foot Jamboree motor home, is the new face of the RV crowd. Those big, rumbling recreational vehicles aren't just for the senior set anymore. Groff's age group owns more RVs than any other. In fact, baby boomers, ages 35 to 54, have more RVs parked in their driveways than the AARP's entire membership owns. They're the fastest-growing segment of a red hot market...

Western Montana is a land of rugged beauty and pristine wilderness. Snow-capped peaks meld into soft blue skies, wildlife is abundant, and Mother Nature reigns supreme. Few places in this area are as highly regarded as Montana’s Glacier National Park. RVers, in particular, have a unique opportunity to experience its bounty...

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It’s for those who like the ride to be rough and the camping to be easy. It’s a show-stopper, said Kevin Herzberg, sales manager at Roberson RV. We ordered one sight unseen, just to see what happened, and it lasted a week and a half, Herzberg said. Everyone who came in, even if they were looking for a motor home, stopped to look at this thing. It was a real eye catcher. It’s just the unique design of it. The graphics are pretty festive, and it just oozes off-road, extreme camping. They want something lightweight and easy to tow, that gives them a blend of RVing with the atmosphere of the outdoors and basic tent camping, where the same sights and smells exist. It’s not as sterile as in a big diesel. More...

Ever notice how a hundred miles can feel like a thousand when you've got bored, restless kids along for the ride? For your next road trip, try some of these travel games to banish those "Are we there yet?" blues.

No matter how careful you are, backing up a trailer, camper, boat trailer or RV can be a challenge to even the most experienced drivers. Nationwide statistics show that a U.S. driver is involved in a backing accident every 90 seconds. They’re caused by the simple fact that the driver cannot see what is behind his or her vehicle. According to a joint study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Department of Transportation, there were approximately 182,000 police-reported backing accidents in 1990, with 185 fatalities. According to the study, the majority occurred because the driver could not see the obstacle, a fact which indicates that many of these accidents are preventable. If there was technology that could alert you in advance of a rear collision, wouldn't it be worth its cost if it prevented even one accident or injury? That technology does exist, and it's available...