Make-Ahead Italian Hoagies
There’s something about a warm hearty sandwich that goes a long way after a day of exploring. And with the spicy Italian meats and sharp provolone cheese melted over everything, this is one of my campfire musts.
Bacon Brownies
The secret to good campfire brownies is making sure you have a portable grill with a lid, or to finish these in the oven in the RV. The air circulating around the skillet is what cooks the brownies through. I give a tip for covering with foil to trap the heat in, but a grill with a lid that closes is really helpful for successfully baking this recipe.
Chipotle Garlic Buffalo Chicken Legs
While RVing in the Pacific Northwest, I was having a massive craving for Buffalo Chicken Legs. Normally people cook chicken wings with buffalo sauce, but I love having them with legs because they are meatier. Thus, the Chipotle Garlic Buffalo Chicken Legs recipe was born!
Whitewater Kayaking in Big Timber Creek
Professional whitewater kayaker Rafa Ortiz and his friends, Peter and Kevin, head to Big Timber Creek in Montana for a whitewater adventure. The group makes basecamp in their RV to study the lines and hazards in Montana’s Big Timber Creek, preparing for a cyclone of a waterfall drop.
Making Music on the Road
Griff Washburn, aka Goth Babe, lives the life we daydream about. He’s a musician, surfer, and climber, always seeking out the next big adventure. Rather than visiting a recording studio, Griff built one right into his RV, allowing him to enjoy his favorite outdoor activities while balancing his love for music.
I RV So I Can Meet Like Minded Thinkers
According to Merriam Webster thinking outside of the box is ”to explore ideas that are creative and unusual and that are not limited or controlled by rules or tradition.” This is a HUGE reason why we RV.
Plein Air Painting
Latasha Dunston goes RVing to chase the artistic side of exploration. She is an artist, nature lover, and naturalist in search of something more sublime than an adrenaline rush.
What is Roadschool?
Roadschooling, like homeschooling, can take on many different forms and no one method is better than the next. You just have to find out what works best for your family. Do you have one child or several children in several different grades? Are you a long-term RVer that needs a very light and portable curriculum? Or do you travel sporadically throughout the year? Do you like the guidance and ease of working from an out-of-the-box curriculum or do you like to develop your own course of study?
Get More News & Inspiration!
Submit your email to get helpful tips and inspiration from Go RVing as well as information from our dealer partners on making your RV dream a reality.