1. RVing is great for short weekend getaways or cross-country road trips. Start with a small trip to get the feel of your RV.
2. Download an RV-friendly navigation app so you know the height of bridges, roads you can take, and campsites along your route.
3. Take advantage of your kitchen and storage space. Stock up before your trip.
4. Rain or shine, you can cook delicious meals. Skip the drive-thru and save cash by cooking great meals in your RV.
5. Take advantage of all the great locally sourced foods, like meat and produce at local farmers markets.
6. Keep track of what supplies you need with a whiteboard.
7. Stop yourself from going bump in the night by lining stairs and corners with glow-in-the-dark tape.
8. Cutting a slit along pool noodles can keep you from banging your noggin on the awning.
9. Pool noodles can also be used to elevate a mattress and keep your kids (or yourself) from rolling off in the night.
10. Velcro your remotes and electronics so they don't slip away to secret hiding places.
11. Join groups on social media to ask fellow travelers for their best tips and tricks.
