RV Myths

If you are new to the world of RVing, the amount of information can seem overwhelming, and deciphering the facts from the myths can be difficult! Luckily we have created a list of the most common RV myths that may have fooled previous campers.


RVing is expensive.

When you purchase an RV, you are purchasing a vacation you get to use over and over again. Owning an RV allows you to getaway without even needing to book a hotel or flight, for as long as you wish! This means more frequent getaways, at less cost.

Another common RV myth is that the bigger the RV is, the more expensive it will be, but this is false. RV’s come in many different shapes, sizes, and price tags, so you can always find the perfect one for yourself.

RVing VS Flying Cost Comparison

To compare the cost of travelling by Plane VS RV we priced out a 14 day vacation for a family of 4 to Disneyland, California! Read on to see the answer for yourself, it may surprise you!

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As long as i have a truck, I can tow any RV.

If you already own a pickup truck you might be under the impression that you can tow any RV with it, but this is not true. Every vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating that shows how much weight can be towed, and it is very important not to exceed that weight.

If My Truck has auto levelling and sway control, then I do not need to purchase additional towing items.

Vehicles manufactures have plenty of high tech features in their trucks today, but they are only designed to help the tow vehicle, not what is being towed. A weight distribution hitch will significantly reduce trailer bounce and sway while towing.

Another common RV myth is that RV’s are difficult to tow, but this is not true either! All it takes is a bit of practice, and occasionally, a set of eyes on the ground to help.

RV Towing Tips!

New RV owners often find the idea of towing their RV intimidating, but you don’t have to! Here is our guide to help you get onto the road and confidently towing your RV.

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It is dangerous to take an rV off road

If you think you’ll be confined to a campground after buying an RV, you are wrong! Not only can you definitely take an RV off the beaten path, but Traveland even has RV’s that are designed specifically for Boondocking!

The OPUS Off Road Camper

OPUS has redesigned the classic pop up tent trailer with “tough luxury” features to take you across the most extreme terrain. If you love off grid camping but still enjoy the luxuries of normal camping, look no further than OPUS!

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I can Pack As Much As i Can Fit Into My RV

You might think that as long as you can fit it into the RV, that means it can come with you! This is another common RV myth.

Every towable RV has a Cargo Carrying Capacity which is the maximum amount of weight you can safely pack into your RV. Exceeding this limit would stress the RV’s tires, axle and suspension and lead to more swaying and bouncing while towing.

RVing For Summer only

Although camping is commonly the most popular throughout the summer season, many campgrounds are open year round and there is no reason you can’t RV throughout the spring, fall and winter as well! Winter camping is a completely different experience than summer camping and can be equally, or even more enjoyable to the summer season!

If my RV is 4 seasons rated i can camp no matter how cold it gets

Although RV’s that are 4 seasons rated or include a winter or arctic package are advertised to sound like you can camp the same way all year round, this is another RV myth. Those types of RV’s are certainly equipped to support a below freezing RV adventure, but not without the correct steps and preparation first!

I can’t Cook Or Bake in my RV.

Inexperienced RV’ers may assume that an RV has limited counter space and less than adequate appliances, but they’d be wrong! RV’s today can include residential appliances and kitchen island countertops, dishwashers, and even a second kitchen on the exterior of the RV, so you can cook completely mess free.

Using Your RV Oven

Baking in your RV oven may seem intimidating, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done! Read on for tips and delicious recipes for RV ovens.

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Dutch Oven Campfire Recipes

A Dutch Oven is perfect for campfire cooking while you are RVing! You can easily simmer, sear, steam, or sauté anything you desire, and cleanup is exceptionally short and simple!

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Recipes for Boondocking!

Boondocking, or dry camping, refers to camping without any hookups. This usually means campers have to conserve the water available in their RV’s freshwater tank. To help with this, we have compiled a short list of recipes…

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I can’t Bring My Pets Camping.

But why not? Pets love the RV lifestyle! One of the many perks to an RV vacation vs a typical vacation in a hotel is the ability to bring the entire family along with you, including pets!

RVing With Your Pets!

Camping is a fantastic way to escape the chaos of your everyday life and spend time with your loved ones, including pets!

Must Have Items For RV Pets!

To ensure that both you and your pets enjoy the RV lifestyle to the fullest extent, we have compiled a list of items and accessories that your pet will thank…

RV’s are Difficult to Clean and Maintain

The responsibility of owning and maintaining an RV can seem intimidating, but it is a lot less work than you might think! Regular upkeep and maintenance will help avoid any major repair issues, and simply giving your RV a quick interior clean after every camping trip will help keep it smelling amazing.

I don’t Need to store or winterize my rV In the Off Season

If you live anywhere that temperatures freeze, you’ll want a storage plan for your RV. The harsh winter elements can damage and remove years off the life an RV, and the best way to ensure you will enjoy your it for years without an expensive shop repair is to make sure you protect it throughout the winter season.

How To Winterize Your RV

Winterizing your RV is very important! Following our winterizing steps will prepare your RV for the cold and ensure that it will be ready to hit the road come camping season.

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