Across the country, schools are wrapping up instruction and preparing to send kids on summer break. For most families, summer break means sleeping, playing outside, and planning a special vacation (or three) for the whole family. Now, more than ever, many of us need to escape reality, whether it’s from our office at home or…
Leisure trips and fun family vacations to far-off destinations might be off the table for many families right now, but that doesn’t mean your RV has to sit at home gathering dust. In fact, if COVID-19 has taught us anything, it’s that we have to be creative, resilient, and flexible to ensure that life is…
Sleep is an important part of our home life, which makes it an important part of our RV life. Some of the questions renters ask most often about the RVs on our site include, “How many people does it sleep?” and “Are RV mattresses comfortable?” Everyone wants a good night’s sleep on vacation, so we’ve…
One of the biggest benefits of taking your RV on the road: you can cook along the way! Cooking in your rig saves money and allows you to skip fast food and eat healthy meals throughout your journey. Saving money and eating healthy are both incredible benefits. We get a lot of questions from renters…
Few trailers stand out like an Airstream. Their sleek design and shiny silver skin set them apart right away. They have been turning heads for more than 75 years. Here are some reasons to consider renting an Airstream for your next RV adventure.
Recent developments in the spread of the coronavirus have put a kink in international and domestic air travel, but the need to get from one place to another still remains. Another form of travel — RV travel — provides an alternate method for people to get to a safe location while maintaining a greater distance…
“Do I need a special license to drive an RV?” and “Which RV class needs a special license?” These are two common questions we are asked nearly every week at Outdoorsy. Here is the simple answer: You don’t need a special license to drive most motorhomes. If you’re driving any vehicle under 26,000 pounds —…
Every day, more people decide to give up their sticks and bricks homes for the chance to explore the country in an RV. Gone are the days of retirement RVing: people of all ages and lifestyles are selling everything and collecting experiences instead of things. For some people, simplification comes by downsizing and purchasing an…
Purchasing a motorhome, travel trailer, or RV is exciting, and the promise of the open road, family vacations, solo travel, and freedom is something that many people wait a lifetime to experience. While some people buy an RV to use for themselves, other people purchase an RV to give renters, who aren’t ready to commit…
When you’re first looking at RV Classes to rent, you start hearing words like Class A and Class B. What do these classes of RVs mean? We created this guide for RV classifications for that exact reason. This guide will help you understand the three different classifications of motorhomes. When assigning a class, size dictates…
