Travel Trailer Blogs

From the unusually salty waters of the Great Salt Lake to the sky kissing 13,500 ft high top of Kings Peak, Utah is one of the states that offer great landscapes, beautiful scenery and spectacular views of the nature. People who live in Utah and have their own travel trailers and truck campers are lucky […]

Why RV Vacations Are the Best Taking a trip in the twenty-first century is relatively simple. You can quickly head on to Google and search for flights and accommodation anywhere in the country or even internationally. However, if you own an RV, you could have the same benefits of traveling in your free time, and […]

The Ultimate Act of Rebellion There are a lot of different ways to enjoy the outdoors. Boondocking also knowns as Free Camping is one of those ways that allow you to fully experience life outside of the big city on your own terms. There’s something attractive about being all by yourself, out on the open […]

Ready to Hit the Open Road? Spring is just around the corner and everyone is ready to get their campers out of storage and hit the open road. Before we can take off across country we need to do some basic preparation to make sure our camper is ready to go. Dewinterization and/or fresh water […]

Get Started Living in Your RV Full-Time Living in your travel trailer during a road trip or short-term vacation can be an enjoyable experience when everything is done correctly, and your plans fall into place. It may even convince you that you are cut out for full-time RV living. Contrary to popular opinion, though, full-time […]

Shore Power Components & Operation In this article we will be discussing some of the different components and how they operate inside your camper as well as safe and potentially dangerous power connections. Your Oliver Travel Trailer is designed with a 30-amp shore power connection on the street side of the unit and some campers […]

The Bucket List Once you retire from punching the clock, it is time to hit the road in your RV or travel trailer. You more than likely have quite a few stops to check off your bucket list. Studies have shown that you can save a lot of money by visiting these places in an […]

Towing with Toyota If you and your family have been searching for a new truck or SUV that can handle the weight of towing your travel trailer, then you are in luck! Toyota trucks and SUVs are built for towing with their powerful engines and high towing capacities. The Toyota brand is synonymous with reliability […]

Inspection & Maintenance for Travel Trailer There are several different types of maintenance on an RV. You have daily, weekly, monthly and yearly types of maintenance but then there are other types of maintenance that you might do based on usage and/or the environment that you’re in. In this article we are going to cover […]

Modify Your Trip Itinerary to Include Your Pets One of your first steps should be to revise your travel itinerary to leave plenty of room to include your pets. First-time travelers make the mistake of assuming their plans will not be affected by their pets. You can save yourself the headache by making your pet […]

By Mary Kay Cvacho We kicked off the rally Wednesday with an informal activity that we called, “Dessert by the Lake” where we all met at the Beach Pavilion and were treated to desserts, some of which were provided by Oliver vendors, and Oliver owners. It was a fun time to meet new friends and […]

An Oliver Travel Trailers’ Journey To The Channeled Scablands By: Frank McMichael, Hull No.101 Dry Falls State Park The Dry Falls State Park and RV campground is in the coulee downstream from the Dry Falls that is a remnant of the Ice Age Flood. Mid-morning on Sunday, May 13, 2018 I pulled into the Park […]