Your Guide to Spring Break RVing

Spring break is almost here and we can’t wait to hit the road! If you’re RVing this season, here are our tips for a fun and comfortable adventure.

Be weather-wise

Shoulder season camping is all about being prepared for the unexpected changes in weather. Stock the RV with extra blankets, a backup heat source and warm bedding for the chilly evenings.

Check the spring road conditions

If you’re heading for the mountains, be ready for snow. Spring at higher elevations or more northern locations can still look a lot like winter.

Head south for warmer weather

Village RV is part of the Route 66 dealership network in the United States, so if something needs fixing on the way south you get priority emergency service.

Plan for off-the-grid camping

Some campgrounds stay open year round with reduced amenities off season. Check what hookups and services are available, and whether firewood is.

Pack for rainy days

Spring RVing may mean less than ideal weather. Bring board games and puzzles, and extra tarps so you can still be outside.