October 2021

Harvest Hosts Acquires Boondockers Welcome Two of the largest organizations that connect RVers and private landowners who offer overnight camping joined forces in June. Harvest Hosts, a membership program that…

Rather than label this new entry a toy hauler, the manufacturer calls it a multifunctional vehicle, since its potential uses go well beyond transporting recreational equipment. By Mark Quasius, F333630…

With good looks, easy-to-use controls, and the ability to operate it from anywhere using a smartphone, swapping out an old thermostat with an EasyTouch is an easy choice. By Mark…

Gear, Gadgets, And Gifts Practical accessories and assorted goods designed to make life easier and more enjoyable for RVers. By Skip Tate, Associate Editor Canvas Picnic Table All too often,…

If Charlie Schrenkel, L140050, developed an interest in something, there was no stopping him. He went all in. He liked to write poetry, so he filled a notebook of poems.…

Campground Spotlight Pueblo KOA Journey, Pueblo, Colorado Mike and Carolyn Stowe weren’t sure what to think when Kampgrounds of America CEO Toby O’Rourke popped up in the middle of a virtual…

The California Coasters learned about everything from milk to nuts on their tour of the San Joaquin Valley in April. By Denny Wheeler, F188967 October 2021 Predicting the weather is…

This compact motorhome comes packed with features one might expect in a larger RV, plus a list of options that allows owners to personalize a vehicle for their travel style…

Troubleshooting refrigerator fans, which help to create the airflow needed to keep an RV refrigerator operating properly. By Steve Froese, F276276 October 2021 We received the following email from a…

The long, adventure-filled trip of Ron Amos, F103611, and his 1953 “skoolie.” By Skip Tate, Associate Editor October 2021 The early 1970s was a time of peace, love, and flower…

Share your favorite RV travel photos. Great scenery. Unusual sights. Pet poses. RV fun. Send your photo (high-resolution digital image) to rearview@fmca.com; include a brief explanation and note where it…

By meandering along Interstate 81, the Skyline Drive, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, travelers can fill their senses with fall foliage, bluegrass music, and some down-home cooking. By Josephine Matyas,…

All RVed up but nowhere to go because of a breakdown? Being knowledgeable and prepared can help to make the best of a bad situation. By John L. Hawkins, F395477…

Updating an RV gives it new life, with customized features that match the tastes and needs of the owner. Here’s one couple’s experiences. By Kathryn Doherty, F499712 October 2021 Three…

Just south of Tucson, Arizona, San Xavier del Bac Mission stands as an active church, an architectural wonder, and a testament to the Jesuit priest who founded it 300 years…

GPS Choices This is in response to your request in the September 2021 issue (“Readers Write,” page 12) for reader feedback regarding the “best” GPS. Stand-alone GPS units have been…

Progress Report FMCA’s new national president shares information about recent happenings. National President Rett Porter, F369084 rporter@fmca.com After one month being in office as national president, I am happy to…