2009 Jayco Melbourne 29D

 

Well-appointed, comfortable and easy to maneuver, the 2009 Melbourne is the perfect motorhome for people who really want to travel. Melbourne’s smaller, more manageable size and nimble handling make it easy to go anywhere–from cities to winding mountain passes. Designed for luxury and simplicity, the Melbourne is built using only the best materials inside and out, letting you truly relax and enjoy your next adventure.

Experience the ViewFinder Signature

Experience the ultimate travel trailer and don't miss your chance to own it. The ViewFinder Signature is your way to find true luxury in a travel trailer. Whether it’s with our unique V-nose design or our conventional models with the cutting-edge rounded cap, you will find a look and feel that is second to none. The Signature gives you all the upgrades you'd expect from a luxury lightweight and much more, like the solid surface LG brand countertops, 6'11" vaulted ceiling, frameless bonded glass windows, Ever-Pedic memory foam mattress and solid hardwood raised-panel cabinet doors. You'll be the topic of conversation wherever your travels take you! Our most popular v-front ViewFinder. The V-24SD features both a sofa and dinette, a spacious walkthrough bath and a huge v-shaped kitchen.

Florida Travel Trailer: The Surveyor

Experience the great outdoors with this beautifully crafted travel trailer. The Forest River Surveyor features two sleepers, ample living space and an upgraded kitchen with modern finishes. The Surveyor's generous layout provides room for the family to gather together while preserving areas for privacy and seclusion. The Surveyor brings the best of both worlds together.

How to Level your Trailer

 You've found the perfect campsite. You've unhitched your trailer. Now what? It's time for leveling your trailer. Here's a step by step guide on how to level your new travel trailer safely and securely. Leveling the trailer is an important piece to having an enjoyable trip. Take a few minutes to follow this seven step plan for a level and functional trailer.

As soon as you bring home your new travel trailer or arrive at your campsite, the first thing you need to do is unhitch your trailer and level it. Leveling your travel trailer is important not only for your comfort, but also in order for your trailer’s refrigerator to work properly. Once you learn how to level your travel trailer and practice a little bit, you will find that the task requires only a few minutes of your time.

— Ways to Level a Travel Trailer

2014 Stacraft Comet Hardside Delivers

2014 Stacraft Comet Hardside H1232SB

Imagine the ability to set up and tear down your trailer in three simple steps. It’s possible with the Starcraft Comet hardside.  This useful step up from a tent is packed with features in a convenient sized model. The Starcraft has the sleeping capability of four, refrigerator, stove top, microwave, outside grill and shower. Experience the ease of the hard side Starcraft Comet for your next roadster adventure.  It’s easy to assemble, easy to trail and even easier to enjoy.

Should You Cover Your RV in the Winter?

The care and maintenance of your RV varies based on the weather conditions of your specific area of residence.  Many owners often wonder how their RV should be stored in colder climates to preserve its best state. Forest River Inc tackles this question and many more frequently asked questions for motor home lovers around the world.

Storing your RV under a roof type cover or within a building when the RV will not be used for an extended period of time is always a good idea when this option is available to you. When you must store your RV outdoors during periods of non-use you also have the option of using a temporary cover that is draped over the RV, then fastened onto the RV tightly. Many of these covers have a DuPont TTY® top or roof panel and polypropylene side panels. Many RV owners prefer to cover their RV’s with the drape-over style covers to protect the surfaces and finish from UV breakdown, dirt, leaves, birds and other airborne contaminates. On the other hand, many RV owners feel that to cover an RV with the drape-over style covers may lead to chafing and that chafing can lead to rubbing the decals off and other finishes.

— Forest River Inc F.A.Q.s

Florida RV: Tour the 2014 Forest River Surveyor East SV-32

2014 Forest River Surveyor

If you’re looking for a high quality, long-lasting travel trailer for your outdoor adventures your search is over. Our Forest River trailers are an excellent investment for your on the road adventures. We’d love to have you stop by our South Florida showroom for a tour of our newest inventory and a great cup of coffee. Fortunately you don't have to wait that long to see our amazing motor homes and trailers.Here's a virtual tour of the new 2014 Forest River Surveyor East SV-32, minus the warm cup of coffee.

Open Floor Plan - Living Area

Fully Functional Wood Grain Kitchenette w/ Island Sink

Bedroom #1 w/ Built-in Storage and Windows

Bedroom #2 w/ Built-in Storage and Windows

Additional Closet Space

Fully Functional Shower w/ Modern Finishes & Bench

Wood Framed Fireplace

Two Slideouts w/ Power Awnings

Experience the great outdoors with this beautifully crafted travel trailer featuring two sleepers, ample living space and an upgraded kitchen with modern finishes. The Surveyor's generous layout provides room for the family to gather together while preserving areas for privacy and seclusion. The Surveyor brings the best of both worlds together.

RV Cooking: RV Propane Stoves

Cooking on the go for family getaways and camping trips can be tricky. This article lays out a few pointers on using a propane oven on RVs. Learn the different techniques of timing your meals and baked goods. Remember these helpful tips on your next adventure and get the most out of your RV kitchen.

Most stovetops and ovens in RVs run on propane, so if you're not used to cooking with gas, you should practice a bit before you head out on the road. Gas ovens don't heat as evenly as electric ovens, so remember to turn your items that are baking at least once during the baking time. After you use your oven a few times you'll learn where the weakest spots are, and where the hot spots are, and you can adjust your timing, turning, and placement according to those spots.

— RV Propane Stoves

Rent a Motor Home

Rent a motor home for your family road trip this summer. Motor homes provide ample space and convenient features for your travels. Take all of the amenities and comforts of home on the road with you. We are the best source for Florida RV rentals. Our West Palm Beach RV center offers affordable daily, weekly and monthly motor home rental rates.

Recent RV models come fully equipped with granite counters, full-sized refrigerators, dishwashers and double ovens. Sparing no limits to the food you can easily prepare over the course of the getaway. Older models may have less new features but are still capable of producing the meals of a fully functional kitchen on the go. The basic RV kitchen includes a refrigerator, oven, counter space and sink. RVs also provide the convenient usage of your common kitchen appliances.

Our RV rentals have been built with multiple lodging options to accommodate various family sizes. Whether you require a sleeper for 3 or a sleeper for 10 we have great styles to choose from. Space for entertaining can be a huge plus when traveling for extended periods of time.  Our RV showroom features several RV rentals with several options for cooking, lodging and entertaining. Stop by for a tour of our newest inventory and a warm cup of coffee as you peruse the number one RV Center in South Florida.

2005 Country Coach

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• The Inspire 330 Genoa 400 is a sure fit to inspire a lifetime of memories. This 2005 country coach is packed with features that make traveling safe and convenient. This pre-owned country coach sports a C9 Cat engine with three slideouts and two air conditioners. Travel the open road and experience the great outdoors in this unbelievable motor coach.
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Trailer Towing Safety

RV road trips can be big fun but safety guidelines must be in place so that your getaways are safe and secure. Knowing the proper way to attach your trailers can make the difference in life threatening situations. This article highlights great safety procedures to help keep you and your family safe this summer. 

People who tow trailers share the same safety concerns as other RV drivers. However, a tow vehicle and a trailer form an articulated (hinged) vehicle which presents an additional set of concerns. The weight considerations described on pages 30 and 31 are very important to safe towing. The tow vehicle must be a proper match for the trailer. If the trailer is properly equipped, it can perform safely under a variety of driving conditions. The tow vehicle should also have enough power to climb mountain grades without excessive loss of speed.

— Towwing Your Trailer Safely