Where Real RV Life Meets Real Advice

Welcome to the heart of Everything RVs and More, where RV living, outdoor adventures, and practical know-how all intersect. If you want honest guidance from someone who actually lives this lifestyle, you are in the right place.

Who I Am

I’m Jeremy, founder of Everything RVs and More and long-time outdoor nut. My love for camping started young. Between the ages of four and eleven my family squeezed every bit of adventure out of weekends and holidays: long drives to hidden campgrounds, unpredictable weather, and memories that stuck for decades.

As I got older, camping slowed down and “real life” took over. There were jobs, school, marriage, kids, and later a different kind of camping season on the Shuswaps with houseboats instead of tents. The outdoors never went away, it just sat in the background waiting for a better chapter.

That chapter arrived when my family and I moved into RV life full time and began working as park operators in British Columbia. Four seasons of running parks has meant everything from greeting guests at the gate to helping people troubleshoot blown fuses, mystery leaks, and middle-of-nowhere tire problems.

Why I Built Everything RVs and More

RV living is amazing, but it is not simple. There are a hundred moving parts between the tow vehicle, the trailer, the campground, and the weather. A lot of people get thrown into this lifestyle with a shiny new rig and very little real-world guidance.

Picture this: you are rolling down I-95 in the USA or Highway 16 in Canada and a trailer tire lets go. You are on the shoulder, traffic ripping past, and you realise you have no idea what brand of tire is on the RV, where to get a replacement, or where you will stay once it is fixed.

I built this site so you do not have to learn everything the hard way. My goal is to be the calm, practical voice in your corner when something breaks, squeaks, or rattles.

What “And More” Actually Means

The name is not just a slogan. Yes, we cover RVs, but life on the road rarely stops at the rig. It spills into:

• Campground tips, route ideas, and places worth the detour
• Camping gear, RV gadgets, and tools that actually earn their spot in a small storage bay
• Fishing, hiking, boating, and the outdoor extras that make trips memorable
• Occasional tiny home and off-grid living topics for people who want roots and wheels

If it touches RV life or the outdoor lifestyle around it, I am interested in testing it and passing on what I find.

What You Will Find On This Site

• Honest gear recommendations based on real use, not just specs
• Checklists and how-tos for new and seasoned RVers
• Breakdowns of memberships and services so you know which ones are worth it
• Stories and lessons from the park-operator side of the gate
• Links to products I trust and use myself, including curated items in the store

How to Use This Site

You can treat Everything RVs and More as:

• A library of guides to help you plan and troubleshoot
• A research hub when you are comparing gear, memberships, or services
• A way to learn from my mistakes before they become your stories

If you ever feel lost in the RV learning curve, start with a guide, follow a checklist, and drop a comment if you need clarity. I read them and reply where I can.

Visit the Store and Resource Pages

To save you time, I have pulled together products and resources that fit real RV life, not just glossy brochure photos. When you buy through some of those links I may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. It helps keep this site running and lets me keep testing new gear on the road.

In Summary

The purpose of this page is simple: to give you a clear, trustworthy starting point for RV living and the outdoor lifestyle that comes with it. Whether you are travelling full time, weekending, or dreaming about a tiny home and a smaller footprint, I want to help you find a path that fits.

If you have questions, ideas, or a situation you are wrestling with, share it in the comments or reach out. Chances are someone else is facing the same thing and your question will help both of you.

Thanks for being here and for letting me be part of your journey. See you out on the road.

– Jeremy Denesovych