Road tripping means you won’t need to use an airplane, bus, or another type of public transport, and choosing to camp means there will be plenty of safe outdoor activities to take part in. You can keep social distancing guidelines from your campsite and enjoy a vacation with your family.
Keep it Clean
The goal of an RV trip is to provide memorable travel experiences, and this can't be achieved without putting the safety of renters and owners first. RVshare recommends cleaning RVs according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.
Know Before You Go
Be sure to have your camping arrangements planned before you drive off. Most private and public campgrounds aren’t accepting walk-up requests and require reservations.
- You can check RVshare’s park closure page, which provides daily updates on State and National Park openings.
- If you’re not planning to stay at one of these types of parks, you can always see what private campgrounds are available or give boondocking a try!
Abide by Local Restrictions
Be sure to familiarize yourself with any restrictions and state guidelines before you leave for your trip. If venturing further from home, review the local guidelines of your destination before your trip to avoid any disruption!
Pack Smart
One of the best parts about traveling in an RV is that everything you need travels right along with you! That is, when you remember to pack all the essentials. Sure, you can run to the store as needed, but just a few moments of upfront planning can help save the hassle later on.
