How Do I Rent The Adventure Travelers RV? It’s so easy! Go to our Page on Outdoorsy.com or RVshare.com Select the dates (if available) that you want to rent Ensure you select the mandatory (by us) CoachNet 24/7 Roadside Assistance offered by Outdoorsy. Outdoorsy’s RV Insurance is Free, RVshare’s is not. RVshare offers roadside […]
The Adventure Travelers RV Walkthrough When arriving for your pick-up, we’ll take you through a full walkthrough of the RV, exterior, interior and every little detail.  You’ll want to account for at least 45 minutes if you’re familiar with operating an RV and up to 1 hour if you’re a first timer.  The following items […]
Hooking Up RV Water or Filling the Tank The Adventure Travelers RV has all the comforts of home. Including running water! Of course, since this is a home on wheels, you need to either; fill the fresh water tank and take the water with you or hook up to a water supply when you […]
Campground Hookup Terminology When searching for a place to camp, use the terminology below to help you find what you are looking for. Boondocking / Dry Camping = No Hookups We, as The Adventure Travelers, love to boondock. To boondock, simply means living off-grid or dry camping. Boondocking allows us to save a lot […]
Why Rent The Adventure Travelers RV? Our amazing RV has already been across the USA, Canada and Alaska, so you know it’s a proven RV. We, as The Adventure Travelers have chosen this RV because it has some of the most amazing features that are available in the RV industry. Simply put, this RV […]
Power Up the RV with AC Power There are numerous ways to get power. Typically, it’s from a full or partial hookup campground. However, there are other ways too. Friends’ homes (110V standard electrical cord) or a large sites with 50 amp circuits. We have adapters to fit any need. To hook up power, simply: […]
The Adventure Travelers RV Forest River Sunseeker 3010DS  Statistics: GVWR                 14500 lb. Wheelbase             220″ GCWR              […]
Using RV Generator Power There are a variety of reasons why you may choose to use the onboard generator. You may be boondocking or at a campsite with no hookups. Usually, if you’re in one of these situations, congratulations, you are most likely closer to nature and not your next door neighbors. If you […]