Two guys on the RV road searching for America

A couple of guys in their twenties hit the road in a motorhome to see the USA. In this video they introduce themselves and announce their plans. Sounds like fun.

Tiny travel trailer can be pulled by motorcycle or small car

Trailers don't get much smaller than this one, which is designed to be pulled behind a motorcycle or a small car. For one or two people who want to sleep above the ground and not on it, this tiny tent trailer might be the perfect RV. It only weighs 265 pounds unloaded, so it won't take much power to tow it down the highway. Watch this demonstration of how the RV is set up and then taken down -- a very simple, speedy process.

Pamela Anderson parties in her Airstream trailer

Watch blonde bombshell Pamela Anderson party in her luxurious "Lovestream" (Airstream) trailer. Pam says she loves her new toy (a gift from Playboy Magazine geezer Hugh Hefner), but we happen to know that the trailer is now for sale. It's yours for $100,000. Read about it here.

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Happy full-timer gives tour of her motorhome

Just how comfortable is it traveling full-time with an RV? You'll get a good idea in this two minute video. Take a tour of a couple's 34-foot motorhome, and enjoy the cheerful commentary. If you don't already travel with an RV, just hearing the glee in this woman's voice will give you an idea of how great an experience it can be to travel with a recreational vehicle.

Is your RV's hot water too hot? Here's a solution

Many RVs come with a fixed water heater thermostat that is too hot for many people -- so hot it could actually hurt small children. If this is the case for you, watch RV Today host Stew Oleson find out the solution: to exchange the fixed thermostat for an adjustable one so you can lower the temperature to where you find it comfortable.

RVers build their own fifth wheel trailer

Some people are handy. Some people are really, really handy. Take Chad and Tricia Nicholls. When they wanted a new fifth wheel trailer and couldn't find the right one on an RV dealer's lot. . . well, they just built their own. And, wow! It's a 31-foot beauty with bunk beds for their three young children, a centralized computer, six flat screen TVs, and just about every other convenience, including. . . well, the kitchen sink. Building it wasn't hard, says Chad, who probably underestimates his own talent. "It wasn't one main project but a thousand little ones," he said. In this interview from RVTV, hear the Nicholls' tell how they built their RV and see pics of the unit during construction.

Futuristic VW camper would make sense in these times

This is something else! Watch this two-minute computer animation of what must be one of most space-efficient camping vehicle designs ever imagined. In this day and age of smaller RVs. . . heck, maybe this little rig will end up on the production line.