Here are some links to a website that offers lots of resources to people interested in learning more about RVs and the RV lifestyle, plus renting RVs:
http://www.rvrentalsguide.com

A comprehensive guide to RC Parks and campgrounds, including park type and visitor etiquette
http://www.rvrentalsguide.com/resources/beginners-guide-to-rv-parks-and-campgrounds/

A through collection of games, puzzles, and other free activities for kids on long RV trips.
http://www.rvrentalsguide.com/resources/91-rv-games-and-activities-for-kids/

A detailed introduction to the various types of RVs, their features, driving advice and more: http://www.rvrentalsguide.com/types/

A helpful hint to anyone planning on traveling in an RV, as suggested by someone other than the two RV Gypsies: "Hi, I'm in GA practicing for full time. I bought a 5th wheel last summer and am "camping" on a friends property to work out bugs and issues before setting of.( and saving/searching for the right truck). I would recommend doing this to other potential full-time RVers, as it has really been helpful in making modifications and fixing bugs before begging the FT lifestyle."

- Great suggestion! Actually when the two RV Gypsies first bought their RV, they took short week-end trips to test everything out before they hit the road. (That's the photos that are under the Photos button above).

There is a book called "The Next Exit". The two RV Gypsies highly recommend this book if you drive an RV or even just a car on USA interstate highways. It lists what can be found off the exits of the interstate highways, stores, gas, restaurants, rest stops and more. If it is RV friendly, and easy to drive through and park an RV, it is listed in red print/ Diesel is also listed in red print. It is reprinted each year.

Rand McNally makes a GPS just for RVs and so does Garmin. You enter your RV model, make, size, weight, the amount of propane you are carrying, height, tow vehicle type and model, and other such information and it helps keep you away from low bridges, roads that have a weight limit, dead end streets, and such. The two RV Gypsies feel much more secure in driving with this GPS.

Choose from one of the four (4) links below for more useful and helpful RV information

Choose from one of the four (4) links below for more useful and helpful RV information

While traveling in our RV (known as AWO - All We Own) we:
have been in every state in the continental USA, plus the USA state of Alaska (Hawaii too, but not in the RV)
have traveled through a All of the Canadian Presidencies except two - the Northwest Territories and Nunvut. And we have found something fun, amazing, unusual and beautiful everywhere.
have been stunned by the amazing scenery - especially in Alberta Canada (Jasper, Banff)

Saw the Northern Lights
checked out some strenuous hiking trails (including the tallest mountain in Texas)
made friends with some animals - (Karen almost got run over by a bunch of deer) Lee had a squirrel run up his leg.
saw the giant Sequoia and Redwood trees
went to Yosemite National Park and saw Bridalveil Fall and El Capitan
enjoyed the colorful wildflowers everywhere
spotted and photographed the following wildlife: black bear, grizzly bears, elk, Pronghorn antelope, moose, caribou, white goats, big horn sheep, a bobcat, bison (buffalo), goats, red foxes, a black fox, alligators, manatees, giant iguanas, a gopher tortoise, wild turkeys, deer, boar, groundhogs, quail, squirrels, chipmunks, butterflies, sand cranes, black swans, white swans, ground squirrels, red squirrels, black/gray squirrels, peacocks, seagulls, wild horses, and ducks (plus wolves but they were in a sanctuary - no longer total wild)
gave a tour of our RV to Elvin Hayes (who was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1990)
marveled at stunning waterfalls, ate lunch under waterfalls, & even swam under some waterfalls
made a lot of new friends on the road
paddled canoes and kayaks down rivers
rode lots of roller coasters - and got spoiled at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio
met some long-lost relatives, and visited lots of other relatives and friends around the USA
enjoyed private hot springs and massages
met and had lunch with Dallas Seavey who finished 6th in the 2009 Iditarod race and first in many other years.
took a jet boat ride under Niagara Falls, and got soaked at Cave of the Winds
had several major RV breakdowns and several toad cars died
one really bad ATV crash, a major injury on a trampoline, almost drowned under an upside-down canoe
rode numerous Segways, ATVs, ziplines, Alpine slides, aerial trams (gondolas), chair (ski) lifts, roller coasters, jet skis, boating, plus we did indoor snow tubing, Zorbing in a giant ball, outdoor tubing in water and down slides, tipped over in a canoe, rolled down a 70-foot hill of grass, took helicopter and float plane tours, rode in a hot air balloon, been in an ice hotel/museum,.soaked in natural hot springs, walked and swam under waterfalls, walked on many swinging suspension bridges, and a lot more.
CHECK BACK HERE OFTEN BECAUSE THIS LIST WILL DEFINITELY GROW AS WE TRAVEL

The weather we have encountered: sunny & warm, cloudy, cold, rainy, foggy, extra windy, hail, and even a tropical storm in Maine.
We will stop traveling when we have seen it all, or we wake up from this dream, or are broke, or too old to drive, or too sick to continue. Not expecting any of the above to happen soon or at all for that matter.

UNTIL THEN - Lots of love and hugs to all - please keep following our travels and keep in touch. We miss you. Ta!