Top 10 RV Books For RV Enthusiasts

There’s one for the 17 Western states and one for the 29 Eastern states. This guide, organized by state, gives you a comprehensive list of verified FREE (or very low cost) camping areas. In addition to that, Don provides a great description of each campground, plus you get a map and driving directions to each location. I’ve referred to this book many times when RVing cross country.

#2  The Next Exit

Running low on diesel fuel while craving Chinese for supper? This book will tell you exactly what’s ahead at the next exit. Covering all interstate highways in the U.S., you will know in advance what services are available down the road. I know that I’ve been down to fumes wondering how far it was to the next gas station several times. (Check out all the great reviews of this book!)

#3  The Complete Book of Boondock RVing

Camping in the wild is completely different than hooking up the cable TV and plugging in the electrical cord at the RV resort. Whether it’s for weekend or for the season, all the information you need to do boondocking right is in this book.

#4  RV Repair and Maintenance Manual

Taking your RV to the dealer after warranty is a pricey proposition. With this comprehensive RV repair manual, you will be able to take care of most RV repair issues yourself. And, if you need the utilize the services of a qualified RV technician, then you’ll be able to accurately tell them what the problem is.

#5  RV Electrical Systems

This is a great companion book to go along with the RV Repair and Maintenance Manual above. Together, these 2 books are the perfect combination for every RV owner.

#6  The Most Scenic Drives in America

What better way to whet your appetite for that next RV road trip!  Get a preview of what’s to see on 120 spectacular road trips around the country.

#7  Our National Parks

An illustrated hardcover book that belongs on the coffee table of every serious RVer.  It’s filled with beautiful pictures and information about all the grand National Parks found in America.

#8  Rolling Homes

This book is an all-time classic. Published in 1979, it is a collection of handcrafted mobile residences from around the world. These are people who chose to build their own homes on wheels, all the while creating some ornate masterpieces that display true craftsmanship in working with wood.  I marvel at the workmanship and creativity involved in building your own rolling home.

#9  Mobil Mansions

As soon as people started to travel, they wanted to bring their bed with them. This book offers a collection of pictures and articles of early and unique motorhomes dating back to the beginning of the automotive era.

#10  Airstream: The History of the Land Yacht

Airstream was one of the first RVs and it’s still going strong.  Wally Byam created a “way of life.” Of all 400 manufacturers in 1936, by the end of World War II only one remained. That was Airstream.