Chef RV’s Choice: Motorhomes For RV Cooking Made Easy

Shawn Verbruggen

Whether it’s game day delights, international fare or Southern seafood, General RV’s “Chef RV” series teamed up with culinary experts to prove quality cuisine can be prepared anywhere in any RV. Recently, “Chef RV” host Carlos Parisi cooked up some of the most delicious recipes from top-rated chefs in Michigan and Florida in a variety of RVs. This article will highlight the differences between the Class A motorhomes, Class B camper vans and Class C motorhomes featured in each episode of Chef RV. Carlos will also detail his favorite aspects of cooking and traveling in each.

Class A Motorhomes

Winnebago Vista | Class A Motorhome

The Winnebago Vista Class A motorhome showcased how to maximize any tailgating experience with an RV. Chef Jordan Balduf from Side Biscuit in Ann Arbor, Mich., demonstrated how to make his staple wings, biscuits and dip utilizing the space from both the inside and outside of the RV.

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Elegance Meets Functionality: Brinkley RV Model Z Luxury Fifth Wheel

Shawn Verbruggen

The Model Z 3515 luxury mid-sized fifth wheel by Brinkley RV is a game-changer in the RV world, combining luxury, technology and innovation. Whether you’re a weekend camper or a full-time RVer, the Model Z offers features and amenities that will appeal to all camping connoisseurs. Here are some of the top, standout details that make this luxury fifth wheel a must-consider for RV enthusiasts.

Sophisticated Exterior Design to the Model Z Fifth Wheel

The Model Z fifth wheel features a sleek, automotive design with integrated LED lighting. Its high-quality fiberglass construction enhances durability and improves fuel efficiency, making it both stylish and practical. The dual power awning setup, electronic dump gate valves and TPMS with Road Armor suspension provide safety and convenience for all your travels.

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Affordable Campers & Travel Trailers for Any Budget

Shawn Verbruggen

When it comes to hitting the road and exploring the great outdoors, having the right travel trailer can make all the difference. With hundreds of models and floorplans on the market, there are plenty of options for any budget. Whether you’re looking to splurge on a new luxury RV, or you’re looking for something more modest that won’t break the bank, General RV has a number of standout selections, each offering unique features and amenities to enhance your camping experience. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some top contenders: the 2024 Coachmen RV Clipper Cadet, the 2024 Keystone RV Springdale Classic Mini, the 2024 Forest River RV Wildwood FSX and the 2024 Forest River RV Salem FSX.

Coachmen RV Clipper Cadet travel trailers

14CR

The Clipper Cadet 14CR travel trailer by Coachmen RV is the perfect introduction to RVs for traditional tent campers. A convenient booth dinette converts to a comfortable queen bed. More seating can be found at the bar top storage cabinet with the included bar stools. A two-burner cooktop and refrigerator provide the kitchen essentials, while the bathroom includes a shower and toilet.

Every Clipper Cadet travel trailer is lightweight and easy to maintain and tow with a truck or SUV. Jumbo pass-through storage provides a plethora of space to pack everything you need.

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Halloween Camping Decorations for a Frightful RV Getaway

Shawn Verbruggen

A nip in the air signals the start of the Halloween season, and what better way to enjoy this hauntingly fun holiday than taking the celebration into the great outdoors in an RV. Halloween RV camping is the perfect opportunity to get into the spirit by making even the smallest things spooky. Many campgrounds and state parks organize their own Halloween-themed festivities filled with spine-chilling camping decor, costume contests, trick-or-treating and a lot more.

It’s such a big deal that some RV parks celebrate Halloween every weekend in September and all of October. For those in northern states, it’s a way to close out the season in preparation for the coming winter. For those in the south, Halloween weekend marks the kickoff of the camping season. If you are looking to camp out with the ghosts and ghouls, you have an assortment of options to choose from. You can even set up the RV in your own yard and create a spooky haunted camper for trick-or-treaters.

If you’re on the fence about an RV adventure this time of year, you won’t be disappointed if you choose to pack up and head out. Take a look at these Halloween camping ideas that will make this holiday the spookiest yet.

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