Whether you’re traveling the open road full-time or taking an extended vacation in your RV, it’s important to keep up your fitness routine. Sitting for an extended period in your RV while cruising over long stretches of road can lead to stiffness and pain. Not exercising at all during long travels can waste away your muscles. You do not have to lose your gains. In an RV, you can take along all the things that you need for your comfort. Similarly, you can take fitness equipment with you. Organize it well and it will be your gym during your travels. Your RV gym, even though it will be small, wi ..read more

Traveling away from home shouldn’t mean sacrificing your exercise routine. You just need to be creative when planning your workouts!   Almost everywhere you go, you’ll find miles of open road, paths and trails that are ideal for walking, running, biking, hiking and even rollerblading. By using your natural surroundings, you won’t even miss the treadmill–and besides, wouldn’t you rather take in the gorgeous scenery and views in nature anyhow?    Yoga and pilates are also great for RVing because the only equipment you need is a mat. Set up your own zen “yoga studio” in the great o ..read more

In our opinion, when the Fall is in the air, the wine goes down even smoother. Nothing screams “fall break” more than relaxing at a gorgeous vineyard. To make planning your break extra easy, we have compiled our favorite vineyards with RV resorts! Y Knot Winery & RV Park – Located in Glenns Ferry, Idaho, Y Knot Winery & RV Park is the place to go for delicious dining, sumptuous wine, and excellent golf. The park looks out to a beautiful golf course. Across from the golf course, the vineyards lead up to the stunning winery building itself. Friday and Saturday nights host live music! Ca ..read more

At Fleetwood RV, we are proud to be known for innovative and family-focused features! The Fortis 36Y sets the new standard when it comes to family-friendly thanks to the Kid Kave. This unique feature creates a fun hideaway at the rear of the coach, providing kids a perfectly cozy nook for hanging out, having slumber parties, and making memories.  The Kid Kave features a balcony loft with storage underneath. There is also an option for an all-in-one washer and dryer.  A jackknife sofa, additional wardrobe, swing LED TV and dedicated half-bathroom help make the Kid Kave a fun-filled r ..read more

Summertime is the perfect time to visit some incredible National Parks, especially those with slightly cooler climates during the warmer months of June, July and August. Touring the country in your Fleetwood RV is the perfect way to see amazing glaciers, national landmarks, majestic mountains and more.    Pro Tip: Buy a National Parks annual pass if you plan to visit multiple parks this summer. The pass allows you to enter any national park all year and isn’t much more expensive than the weekly pass to get into the park.  Check it out!   Here are a few of the best national ..read more

Once you’ve established a family unit, it can be easy to focus on the kids and neglect your marriage or partnership with your significant other. Well, we’re here to remind you how important it is to nurture that loving relationship! Parents can give more to their children when there’s a solid marriage from which to build that family foundation! Here are some of our simple ideas to keep dating your spouse while the kids are in tow:   Carry out dinner. Pick a new or old favorite restaurant closeby and order take out for two! Make it extra special with candles and music from a bluetooth spea ..read more

Road trips in a recreational vehicle can be ideal for the whole family. Traveling in an RV is easy to plan around school vacations, costs less than flying in the long run, and with no flights or trains to catch, you’re always on your own schedule. It can also be less stressful when traveling with just your family in your own vehicle instead of navigating airport crowds and other busy travelers–if the kids get antsy on the road, you have the freedom to simply pull over and let them get their wiggles out.  Typical school-year calendars are filled with three- and four-day weekends for fall ..read more

Start planning your Spring RV trip now   When you look out the window at the gray February weather, RV travel is probably the farthest thing from your mind. But for the savvy RVer, February is the signal to start planning that first trip of the Spring. Here’s why.   Use downtime to get your plan down   Where’s the right spot for that ultimate fishing excursion? Is there a secluded spot with a private waterfall? Can you really ride ATVs to the top of a mountain? You have time to let your mind do the wandering. Use time off the road to get online and explore. Whether you discover ..read more

If you are looking to park your RV and relax for an extended period of time, setting up in a long-term RV resort might be for you! People who travel for their job or need to be in one location for an extended period of time can find it luxurious and exciting to stay at an RV resort. When working remotely, being a full time RVer is a great opportunity to be able to explore and sightsee! Having an extended stay in an RV park is also great during a life transition, taking some time off, or simply wanting to explore more of a beautiful area. Some people choose to stay in permanent RV parks because ..read more

Everyone loves to make excuses for why they haven’t gotten in their workout yet. Being on the road is no different! Working out while traveling in your RV is guaranteed to be more enjoyable than walking miles on the treadmill to nowhere. Exercising on the road can be a great opportunity for some gorgeous sightseeing, quality family time, and of course – moving your body.   No matter where your adventures take you, a trail or nature preserve is probably close by! Take some time to research some local trails with great views. We suggest figuring out the trail’s length and incline before emb ..read more