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Owning a trailer is really convenient. However, it also comes with some major responsibilities. Like any vehicle, trailers develop issues over time that need proper attention. Identifying and fixing these problems early can save you money and prevent unexpected breakdowns on the road. Imagine you’re on a road trip when, all of a sudden, your trailer breaks down because you

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Almost all travel lovers have come across the idea of owning a travel trailer. Many may have put off their travel trailer investment waiting to fully make up their mind. Some people don’t buy travel trailers thinking that it will add up to more expense. Since it will need RV repair Sacramento and maintenance in order to make it running

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The old but loved 1966 Go Tag Along still had some years left in her. While sitting at the campground scrolling Facebook, I saw an ad for a 1966 ‘Go Tag Along’ vintage trailer for sale in my town!! They are never in my town!! Until now I could easily pass on the fading stars I saw advertised because I

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Arriving 4 hours before the big game is a must for some die-hard sports enthusiasts. But instead of standing in the line to enter the stadium, they are lighting the grills, starting the smokers and assembling some of the most mouthwatering appetizer spreads imaginable. Gourmet grilled hotdogs, smoked stuffed jalapenos, smash burgers, bourbon-glazed ribs and craft cocktails are all on

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The bed is the first thing I set up when I’m getting ready for a trip; everything else goes in around it. I try to keep all my gear very simple but functional too. Here’s a photo of what I packed for a 51 day road trip last spring, with the exception of my clothing. Starting in the front of the

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Glamping – Urban Dictionary defines as “to camp in style, comfort, and/or luxury while still experiencing the great outdoors.” In the scenario below, well-known among girl campers, surely, I’m glamping: Camping with a group of women and everyone has beautifully decorated trailers with themes and throw pillows and twinkle lights. Gathering in a group at a campground with full hookups

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When my husband died unexpectedly while we were in the midst of picking out a camper for retirement, I had no clue what I was going to do. I just knew instinctively I needed to put something joyful in front of me in order to survive that kind of loss. I bought my first camper shortly afterward and headed into

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Taking time away with girlfriends is a dream for most, but my friend Tia Simms easily lays out the groundwork in this fantastic blog post on GoRVing. She created the perfect weekend camping trip with perfect ground work ideas. She was honest with her comfort level when towing and setting up camp and with her guests levels of comfort. Photo courtesy

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Keeping it simple is first on the list because I hate to cook. No matter where I am (not a chore I enjoy at home either).  I know there are many campers that love the experiences of camp cooking.  But not me.  I don’t think solo travel or car camping have anything to do with it.  But, having said all

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  A GirlCamper.com Monthly Column hosted by Mary Ellen Arndorfer In the spirit of Girl Campers everywhere, this column is dedicated to giving ourselves permission. We are often our own worst enemies. We often get in our own way, and frequently stop ourselves from pursuing our passions, dreaming up excuse after excuse. Add to this societal norms, personal history, family expectations, stories

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