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Let’s take a look at some of the biggest issues that people face with their RV mattresses and some simple solutions in our latest blog.

Our latest blog will fill you in on RV air conditioning 101 and some common issues to make troubleshooting any problems a cool breeze.

Your awning can be considered one of the most important RV exterior accessories so let’s learn a little bit more about awning types, awning care and maintenance to keep it in tip-top shape.

Truck campers have always held a special place in the hearts of RVers. There are also a variety of truck camper RV tie-down options that we will also discuss for your safety’s sake, as well as the safety of everyone else on the road.

Remember how much time and care you spent winterizing your RV last Fall? It’s time to flip it into reverse and get it ready for new seasons of fun. As with winterizing, special care and attention must be placed on the RV plumbing and water systems. Let’s run through some of the absolute necessities of de-winterizing.

The first weeks of the New Year are a popular time for many Snowbirds to head South in their RV’s and travel trailers. Some will plan to seek out the sun in their daily driver with the rig hitched in place. Others will choose to travel in the comfort of their motorhome with a second vehicle in tow Both methods offer a unique set of pros and cons which we will investigate further.

Are you still searching for the perfect holiday gift for the avid RV’ers in your life? With less than two weeks left until Christmas, last minute is truly an understatement but RV Part Shop can help!

For most RV’ers, the suggestion of cold weather camping is met with a big old “NOPE!”. For those brave enough to tackle Old Man Winter in the rig, the rewards are endless. Smaller crowds, gorgeous scenery, an array of winter sports and activities plus lots of opportunities to snuggle up for extra warmth. It takes a bit of extra work to get ready but it’s worth it!

Canada Geese are known to escape the harsh Canadian winter with their yearly migration to the Southern USA. Many Canadian travellers are known to do the same, earning them the nickname “Snowbirds”.