Recent content by BethT46

The Okanagan valley in British Columbia is a great place to visit. I've stayed in campgrounds in Oliver BC and Osoyoos BC....good central locations to tour the entire area....lots of wineries and roadside stands selling local fruit and vegetables in summer. Western Saskatchewan.....Fort Walsh...

There are RV spots at the Cal Expo fairgrounds in Sacramento....good central location to tour the area....old Sacramento and the State Capitol, old Governor's Mansion, Stanford Mansion, American River Parkway and its miles of bike trails. There are also some nice campgrounds in the foothills...

GPS, laptop computer and air card for internet access, a box of paperback books, satellite dish and tv, and most importantly....a heated mattress pad!

When I started RVing a few years back, I researched for a year to figure out what would work best for me. I first looked at T@B teardrops and Casita trailers because of their light weight and because I planned to tow with a Toyota 4 Runner. After considerable research, I decided to buy a half...

I had good luck with a Prodigy brake controller. I always used weight distribution bars when I pulled a trailer. It's a good idea to carry at least 1/4 tank of water in your fresh water tank, so the commode is flushable. To me, the best thing about traveling in an RV is to never have to use a...

I don't think anyone mentioned that you can't always rely on the black and grey water tank gauges....especially the black water. Sometimes the sensor gets blocked and the gauge will tell you the tank is full when it is not. Also, try to be conservative on how much paper one puts into the black...

The driving part is a little intimidating right now, but I know my confidence will improve as I rack up more miles. I come to this with about 40,000 miles experience hauling a trailer, which helps a little. I had absolutely no experience with diesel engines before this, so learning the systems...

I see Camp Freightliner has a couple of classes in early August in Oregon....I just might be able to make it up there for one of them. Thanks again for all the info.

Thank you, John and Geodrake, for your words of encouragement. There are so many features I love about this coach already. Winnebago's reputation for building reliable products was one of the main reasons I chose an Itasca. I have already found a wealth of information here in the forum that...

I recently sold my faithful Bigfoot Travel Trailer and moved into the world of Big Rigs. My choice was a 2003 Itasca Horizon 32TD, the smallest diesel pusher that I was able to find in a price range that I could afford. Mileage is a low 27000 miles, with 250 hours on the diesel generator. The...