Getting your RV water system hooked up properly might seem straightforward, but there’s a detail you definitely don’t want to overlook: water pressure. The amount of water pressure coming into your RV can make a difference in everything from your shower experience to the long-term health of your plumbing. Go too high, and you could … Read more
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times of the year. It’s when I feel the warmth of family, soak in the colors of autumn, and take a minute to reflect on the little joys that come with meaningful connections. From everyone at hitchedandhappy.com, I’m sending out the happiest Thanksgiving wishes and a big virtual hug, … Read more
Thanksgiving in your RV brings together the best parts of the holiday. Food, connection, and a cozy setting. You get all this with a stunning view out the window and the freedom to roam wherever the road takes you. It’s a unique experience, whether you’re parked at a campground with friends or set up in … Read more
If you own an RV, you know firsthand that keeping water out is one of the most important maintenance jobs. Water sneaking into seams and cracks can turn a dream road trip into a pricey repair nightmare. That’s where picking the right caulk for your RV roof comes in. I’ve spent plenty of time patching … Read more
RV life is all about freedom, adventure, and exploring the open road at your own pace. But if you’re anything like me, you know that keeping food cold and drinks chilled makes trips a whole lot smoother. One of the staples I always recommend for anyone hitting the road in their camper or van is … Read more
RVs are a big investment, and keeping them in good shape is a top priority if you want to get the most out of each road trip. One thing I picked up from years of storing my own RV is that a solid cover can help keep your rig looking sharp, but I know there’s … Read more
Using a space heater in your RV can be really convenient, especially during chilly nights or when you’re parked in a spot without shore power. But along with the warmth, space heaters bring some hidden dangers that are really important to understand before plugging one in. I’ve spent a fair bit of time living and … Read more
Escaping snowy winters for sunny places is a big part of the RV lifestyle, especially if you’re a snowbird. Chasing warm weather from November to March isn’t just about comfort. It’s about making new friends, finding cool adventures, and exploring places you only dreamed of before. If you’re new to the term, a “snowbird” is … Read more
Diesel fuel gelling is a headache that RV owners dread, especially in colder weather. The last thing anyone wants is to get ready for a winter road trip, only to find the engine won’t start or the RV sputters a few miles down the road. The good news is that stopping diesel gelling in your … Read more
Taking your RV on the road means lots of adventures, but protecting all those electronics inside is something I never overlook. Power at RV parks isn’t always the cleanest, and random voltage spikes or low power can do a lot of damage. That’s where a surge protector for your RV really comes in handy. If … Read more