Coming soon · Illustrated RV guides

Less guessing.
More camping.

A little know how. A very curious raccoon. Friendly guides that turn “now what?” into your next small step.

For adults who are new to RV life and would rather learn through a good story than a wall of technical terms.

Jack and Rusty share a campsite joke beside their RV at sunset.
“I came for the camping. I stayed for the snacks.”Rusty, assistant to the assistant
Short, useful lessonsStories worth rememberingQuestionable dad jokes

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Practical lessons, a little at a time

From the first hookup
to the last checklist.

Jack asks the questions. Rusty adds the mischief. Each guide helps you understand one everyday RV job.

01

Arrive with a plan

Parking, campsite setup, leveling where appropriate and a calmer departure. Build a routine you can actually remember.

02

Know your systems

Fresh water, waste tanks, propane, batteries and shore power. Learn what to check and when to ask for help.

03

Care for the next trip

Tires, routine maintenance and winter preparation. Small habits that help you notice a problem before it grows.

For owners of motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and camper vans across different brands. Every RV is different. These are general owner guides, not model specific service manuals or manufacturer endorsements. Your vehicle and equipment instructions always matter.

By Elisha Powers

Real lessons.
Imaginary raccoon.

For the past decade, I've been restoring RVs, traveling and working from the road with my wife Emily, our dog and two cats.

Jack and Rusty grew from the everyday lessons that make road life easier. The guides bring that experience together with clear steps, a warm story and a terrible dad joke or two.