The RVers

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This episode (season 2 episode  3) of the RVers takes on the differences in travelling internationally. Come along with the RV Geeks on their Europe and Italy journey, and hear from the Mortons on common RVing etiquette

RVing Internationally

Peter and John of RV Geeks are in the beautiful Tuscany, Italy and they show us the differences between driving in Europe versus the States. In Europe there are some obvious differences, like you need to drive on the opposite side of the road, this also means you’ll need to drive on the right side of the vehicle.

In order to follow all of the European driving rules you’ll need to have a European RV. This comes with its own differences. European RVs are much smaller. Peter and John have a 25ft one for their journey- and that’s considered a big RV in Europe! These smaller RVs have smaller tanks. This means your range between stopping or refilling water and greywater tanks is only a few days. For European RVs there is also no blackwater tank- it uses a cassette toilet. This toilet has a seperate tank from the RV that you can pull out and dump. Much different from a sewer line this tank can be emptied without breaking camp! The smaller cords in Europe allow for easier hookups and take up less space, but be careful if you’re traveling across countries. You’ll have to bring your own converters!

RV Camping Etiquette

The Mortons love to camp in RV sites, but there’s some common etiquette that just makes camping better for everyone. Because these rules aren’t always obvious the Mortons share what they think makes for a happy camping community.

• Don’t rush people who are backing into a site or setting up camp. Wait until they’re settled to say hi.
• Be respectful of campsite boundaries and keep an eye on pets that wander.
• Keep down music and loud generators at night.
• Be mindful of outdoor lights when its late.
• Leave your campsite cleaner than when you got there- no trashing the site!
• When invited to another RV for food bring your own silverware/ plate- many have limited space and don’t have extras.
• Put your fires out! During the day don’t leave it smouldering and smoke up camp either.