How to Reduce Dust and Keep Your RV Clean During Dry Kansas Months
If you’ve spent even one spring or late summer in Kansas, you already know. The wind kicks up. The fields dry out. And somehow… the dust finds its way inside your RV. You sweep. You wipe. You swear you just cleaned yesterday. And still, there’s a thin layer of prairie powder on your counter. Dry […]
What Makes an RV Park Easy to Navigate for Larger Rigs and Fifth Wheels
If you’ve ever pulled a 40-foot fifth wheel into a tight campground loop, you know the feeling. Hands at ten and two. Mirrors checked every two seconds. A slow crawl forward while silently hoping the turn radius works out. Driving a larger rig isn’t stressful on the open highway. It’s the last 200 feet that […]
RV Skirting, Insulation, and Draft Control for Kansas Winters
If you’ve ever spent a January night in Kansas inside an RV, you already know. The wind doesn’t just blow here — it pushes. Cold snaps roll in fast. Temperatures drop below freezing. And that steady prairie wind? It finds every tiny gap you didn’t seal. Winter RV living in Kansas is absolutely doable. Plenty […]
How to Create a Comfortable Work-Life Routine While RVing Long-Term in Wichita
Long-term RV living sounds freeing, and it is. But once the novelty wears off and real life settles in, work still needs to get done. Emails don’t stop. Meetings still exist. Deadlines don’t care that you’re parked under a big Kansas sky. The good news is that Wichita is one of those places where a […]
Best Day Trips Under 60 Minutes From Wichita for RV Travelers
One of the underrated perks of staying in Wichita is how easy it is to get out of town without actually going far. You don’t need a multi-day plan, a packed cooler, or a full tank of gas just to see something new. Within an hour of Wichita, the landscape starts to shift, towns slow […]
How to Set Up Your RV for Extended Stays on Gravel or Mixed-Surface Pads
If you’ve spent enough time RVing, you already know not every site comes with a perfectly poured concrete pad. And honestly, that’s not a bad thing. Gravel and mixed-surface RV pads are incredibly common, especially at parks built for longer stays rather than overnight turnover. The difference is this: setting up for a night or […]
What It’s Like RVing Through Tornado Season in Kansas (And How to Prepare)
If you’ve never experienced tornado season in Kansas, it can sound intimidating. Sirens, weather alerts, dramatic radar maps, the whole thing. And if you’re traveling by RV, it’s natural to wonder whether it’s even a good idea to be there during that time. Here’s the honest truth. RVing through tornado season in Kansas isn’t reckless, […]
How to Choose the Right RV for Long-Term Travel in Kansas
Choosing an RV for a weekend getaway is one thing. Choosing one for long-term travel? That’s a whole different conversation. When you’re planning to live on the road for months — or even years — every decision feels heavier. Floorplans matter. Storage matters. Even little things you wouldn’t think twice about on a short trip […]
Nature Photography Tips for RVers Staying in Wichita
There’s something about traveling with an RV that makes you notice things a little more. Maybe it’s the slower pace. Maybe it’s the way mornings feel quieter when you wake up somewhere new. Or maybe it’s just that when you’re parked in Kansas, with big skies and wide-open spaces, you start seeing photo opportunities everywhere. […]
Local BBQ Spots Every Wichita RVer Should Try
If there’s one thing Wichita does really well, it’s barbecue. Not flashy, not fussy — just honest, smoky, slow-cooked BBQ that fills the air with that unmistakable smell you somehow catch even with the windows rolled up. And if you’re traveling through Kansas in your RV, skipping the local BBQ scene would be a mistake. […]