Get the Best RV Fuel Economy

Knowing how to maximize your fuel usage greatly effects RVing. Less money on gas means more money available to take trips and enjoy your RV travels. This article suggests 5 key tips to make your mileage stretch further. Some of the tips are well known, while others are alternatively new to conserving fuel economy. Find out how to fill 'er up for less!

 If a gallon of gasoline costs $2.90, crude oil accounts for about $1.60. Refining costs add another 64 cents or so to a gallon of gasoline. Distribution and marketing costs account for about 11 cents per gallon, and taxes are about 55 cents per gallon. These prices are determined by the global market, which dictates how much people are willing to pay at any moment in time. The spiraling cost of fuel is adversely affecting the uniquely American way to cruise the country – by recreational vehicle. RVer's love the ease of being able to drive their home anywhere they like and take pleasure in the amity that an RV campground offers. Getting an RV is an option you should consider if you want to drive extensively within the United States and are comfortable handling a big rig.

— Adam O'Connor

2008 Newmar Mountain Aire 4528

The 2008 Newmar Mountain Aire 4528 comes complete with power everything! The Mountain Aire only has one owner and is mint condition because of their focused care. The Newmar motor home diesel fuel with an Onan 10k generator. This motor home is very spacious including 4 slideouts and a group friendly floor pan. The 2008 Newmar Mountain Aire accessories package includes power cargo door locks, a fully functioning washer/dryer, electric toilet flush, rear and side view cameras and a smart steering wheel with auto tire strait. Call Ken Or Phil For Listing Info!!! 

2008 Newmar Mountain Aire 4528

Spacious Living Area Feature

Custom In-house Flooring Feature

Designer Ceiling Feature

Amish Craftmanship Feature

Spacious Master Bedroom Feature

Premium Demand Responsive Water System 

Full paint Masterpiece Finish

Cooking Without an RV Generator

Cooking in your RV can present a few challenges but cooking in an RV without a generator can be even more difficult. There are several factors to consider when planning and preparing your meals. Read this article for great tips on how to create awesome meals in your RV with or without a generator.

If you don't have an RV generator, don't despair. You can still do quite a bit of cooking in your RV kitchen. Many RV stoves and ovens run on propane, so you can still use them to prepare a wide variety of meals. If you do have an RV generator, then you can use all the appliances in your kitchen, as long as your RV generator doesn't run out of fuel. Make sure your RV generator is full when you leave for your trip, and top it off along the way just to make sure. Dry camping without an RV generator or hook-ups takes a little more planning, but you can still prepare good, hearty meals. Use the fire pit at your campsite for grilling and roasting, and use ready-made foods, such as cereals, fruit and crackers for breakfast and lunch. Be sure to plan your meals ahead so that you know what foods to bring along and what campgrounds may not provide hookups. Or, if you just can't resist having fancy meals no matter the occasion, invest in a large RV generator to ensure you can cook gourmet meals wherever your vacation may take you!

— Cooking in Your RV