We’re no strangers to camping small…or minimal! In fact, Princess Craft RV specializes in the unique, smaller campers that are completely out of the norm in the industry. When it comes to packing up these tiny trailers, a different level of thought that comes in to play. What are the essentials? The nice-to-haves? And everything in between? When it comes to downsizing, we have become experts in knowing what to bring and what to leave behind.
Having a backup camera on your RV is an essential part of having a hassle-free camping adventure. Between navigating tight campsites and backing up into spaces, a rear camera can be an absolute lifesaver! It’ll significantly reduce your blind spots, helping to prevent accidents and avoid obstacles, all while protecting your investment. The additional reassurance of a backup camera will enhance overall confidence when towing your camper. This makes for a smoother ride and a way more enjoyable journey.
Finding lightweight campers under 3500 pounds with a bathroom doesn’t mean you have to compromise on comfort or amenities. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a small family, or anything in between, there are plenty of options available that offer the perfect blend of mobility and convenience.
Texas, being a rather large expanse of land, has so many diverse environments to explore. That should make it perfect for Texas Overlanding, but so much of the land is privately owned and so many of the roads are paved that it would help significantly to get the help of an overlanding friend. That’s why we have Chris Devereaux!
The vast majority of RVs sold in the US have toilets and showers. but there is a distinct and strong category of camper buyers where people look for rigs that specifically don’t have bathrooms. Today, we talk about that segment and wonder if we could camp that way.
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RV shoppers are looking for the best deals these days. Used options are traditionally where people look, but is it possible that new RVs are where the gold mine is in 2024?
This episode has PJ and Clint on the microphones, exploring what is happening in the RV world as of May 2024. It’s no surprise to anybody, whether in the industry or as a customer, that the RV boom of recent years has cooled drastically. RV dealers are reporting a change in buyer behavior. The demographics of RV shoppers have seemed to shift downward in age quickly. The RV manufacturers are struggling to get dealerships to purchase units for inventory, so there are products sitting at the factory lots and on dealership lots. This is a complete change in the RV world from what we knew just a short time ago.
In this episode of RV Small Talk, we’re diving into the world of truck campers. Designed to slide into the bed of a pickup truck, they often leave many RV enthusiasts wondering. These unique campers raise numerous questions, making them a niche but cherished segment of the RV market. Despite the confusion, truck campers are highly valued by those who own and travel with them. This episode aims to clarify some of the most common questions and misconceptions about truck campers, highlighting their appeal and functionality.
Welcome to The RV Small Talk Podcast, where we’re talking about some of some of Texas’s most captivating state and national parks! From the tranquil waters of Tyler State Park to the ancient footprints at Dinosaur Valley, each destination promises unique experiences for outdoor enthusiasts who want to camp in Texas.