What's a staycation, you ask?

According to the Urban Dictionary, a staycation is...

A vacation that is spent at one's home enjoying all that home and one's home environs have to offer. A vacation spent close to home.

So, how does this apply to RVers?

Well, if the winter cover is still on your RV -- and your summer plans went down the drain the moment gas headed over the $4 a gallon mark -- then you're probably wondering if there's any point in getting the RV ready for summer use this year. The good news is... with a little imagination, you can still make plenty of use of your favorite summer pastime: RVing!

Yep, there's no time like the present to turn your RV summer vacation into a staycation.

In fact, aside from the high price of gas, there are plenty of reasons to stay close to home and consider alternative travel plans.

Here are some fun ideas for your next RV staycation...

A subject that often comes up when I am talking to people about my lifestyle is “What do you do for the holidays?

Don’t you miss spending it with your family?

For us, the answer is “Yes” and “No”. 

Looking for a little something special for the RVer in your life?

Spending the holidays on the road this year?... You're not alone.

Are you decorating your RV with Christmas lights and holiday decorations this year?

Need some ideas?... Or perhaps some motivation?...

What follows is a photo & video gallery featuring RVs decorated to the hilt for Christmas.

Enjoy!

If you're an RVer, then you'll have fun with these photo greeting cards!

You can personalize these holiday cards with your own RVing picture, write your own message inside, and they'll even ship the card(s) to any address(es) you specify... all for less than $3.00 apiece!

The question is... if you're a fulltime RVer, where do you vote?

In the state where I live (Tennessee), this is a very hot topic right now.

As you know, you have to claim a permanent place of residence in order to obtain a valid drivers license to drive an RV. However, despite the fact that many hold a driver's license and register their vehicles in a particular state, they otherwise have no permanent presence in that state.

Therein lies the controversy.