What They DON'T TELL YOU About Driving an RV Long Distance!

Driving your RV a long distance can be challenging. In this video, we talk to you about driving your RV long distances, tips for doing so and challenges that can arise.
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[@patriotone755]

We drive a max of the 330 miles a day or knock off by 3:30 pm. The blessing of being retired.

[@chesterhavens8988]

as a truck driver, I stop every 2.5 hrs and walk around the truck and trailer, I do that with my pickup and camper.

[@EndlessRVing]

That’s good.

[@kennethtodoroff527]

Our first trip we picked up my mother in St. Louis, took her to spring training in Florida. After two weeks mom was ready to go home, we were in Huntington WV. Told her we had one more stop in Indiana, she gave me a look, so that day we drove 9 hours to get her home. Never again, we full time. So now when we make our plans for the season we never drive more than 3 1/2 hours. Being full timers we have that luxury of taking our time. We enjoy arriving at our destination and not feeling exhausted.

[@MrGratefull]

I drove straight through from De Soto, KS to Ft. Welikit Campground near Custer, SD. We got on the road at 330am and pulled into the campground at 6pm.

[@Honukimo]

When I was in drivers ed in the early 70's they taught The Smith System, 5 Keys to safe driving. Key 1. Aim High In Steering® Key 2. Get The Big Picture® Key 3. Keep Your Eyes Moving® Key 4. Leave Yourself An Out® Key 5. Make Sure They See You® ater when I drove for UPS, they used and taught the same system. 54 years later, I still use these 5 seeing habits. As on OTR driver, I always took a break at about 2.5 - 3 hours and use the same times with our camping rig. Furthest distance driven was 610 miles, Tucumcari, NM to SW suburbs of Kansas City. Would not have attempted if our destination wasn't home. Thanks for covering this important topic.

[@pattyreed3175]

Our longest trip was from our home in CA to DC then Kitty Hawk in the Monaco Beaver motor home we had at the time. What an AMAZING trip we had, no major breakdowns or meltdowns for that matter. Our kids were teenagers and we wanted them to see DC and the Atlantic coast. Another great trip was Yellowstone again another Amazing trip. A week was not long enough! A family that travels together stays together ❤❤❤❤

[@EndlessRVing]

You got that right!

[@jimcaldwell5736]

I was a over the road truck driver and you need to be rested and take your time and be smart and know what's around you and a head of you

[@curtiscrump7153]

Longest ravel day over 18 hours (up the east coast in one shot). Hit Traffic in every major city. Even the back ways were jammed. Never again. Now I am 8 hour driver starting around 5 or 6 am. When I stop most areas are in gridlock. Rest stops, well being old I get Miles Per Bladder so need to stop every 1 to 1.5 hours. Empty myself, buy road snacks (or quick meal), top off car's tank. If I feel droopy hit a rest area or gas station to get wake up food. Then a good night's sleep at the hotel and repeat. If I need to drive somewhere I can do 12 hours but am drained. Plus my car keeps me on my toes (26 year old Camaro).

[@GatorsRock0219]

As mostly Weekend Warriors, we rarely travel very far, but we typically stop for lunch and leg stretching once if the drive is longer than 3 hours. I also always top off at the end of a trip not just to be ready for the next trip but to keep condensation out of the tank.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rogerfontaine8251]

When my wife's mother passed away, we drove 680 miles only stopping to refuel once and several restroom breaks and food. Average speed was 50 mph.

[@MG-xv5bo]

Love the tips! Thank you for sharing ! Our go to Podcasts for longhauls are: Dan Bongino WarRoom X22 Report RSBN is awesome too 🙏🇺🇸🙏

[@JeanneHoey]

We bought our Winnebago Adventurer in 2020 in California and drove it back to Florida where we live. We had looked all over for this model with the layout we wanted and that was the only one in the US during covid. So we flew out and bought it and took 3 weeks driving about 3-4 hours a day and stopping at campgrounds and Elks /Moose Lodges(we are members). We also stopped at several friends' homes and camped for a few days in their driveways. We are now on a cross country trip to see friends in WA state for a week and are now on our way home, again taking our time.

[@raoulroberts2024]

My go to's for staying alert on long drives: - 90-minute rest stops - active conversation with trip mates - listening to engaging talk on podcasts helps My longest was 6 hours, including 2 hour traffic delay.

[@HikeCacheRepeat]

It wasn't in an RV, but the longest travel day for my husband and I was 15 hours. From the Poconos in Pennsylvania to Ellsworth, Maine. We did a lot of sightseeing along the way, which added the extra few hours that normally would have been about 11 hours. We had great conversations and listened to podcasts. We also plan future trips during our drive to keep us sane.

[@JohnJohnson-hl1vi]

We left Lake Greenwood State park, Greenwood SC, at 10:30 am and drove home to Venice, FL, to prepare for a coming hurricane. We took some short breaks and arrived home at about 9:30 pm. We ran into heavy rain for about an hour. Almost 600 miles in all. Now we keep it under five hours if at all possible.

[@gmdelatorre3759]

You have a Great Teamwork! GM

[@dustoff1472]

Fire on a 2019 29L Winnebago Last weekend. We were returning from a big car show in Ky from Al. On the way back, one of the cheap hydraulic lines to the leveling arms burst and the hydraulic fluid sprayed on the engine exhaust causing a fire. We had the hoses replaced and the mechanic said he would not have put these crap lines on his kids pedal car. If your folks have this type vehicle recommend inspecting these lines. We were very lucky no one was hurt. Expensive repair but no one hurt. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.

[@missouritravelers]

I have made an iron butt when I road a motorcycle I was much younger then Five hours is now my limit which includes bathroom stop Back in my military days I learned a trick to have a quick rest put a pen in your hand or something else that makes noise when dropped When your body relax you will drop the pen and you wake up feeling refreshed

[@robbiesmith5169]

Awesome tips, I stop every 2 hours, can’t be distracted by music, and play the “what if” game with traffic. The longest stretch we’ve done is 6 hours and it was brutal. Don’t know how you did a 15+ hour trip, of course I’m much older than you!

[@KathrineSmith-t1v]

All good tips. I just don’t drive long days because I’m by myself. But I did do a trip from phoenix to Maine in 11 days over 2800 miles. It was quite a trip, and it was with my new to me RV and I haven’t driven an RV Motor home before. So quite and adventure too.

[@sherriweber7105]

Hi Izzy and MJ! When we rented an Rv we brought snacks with us and made sandwiches when we stopped for gas. My brother checked everything out before we left on our trip. We kept my brother awake by music and talking to him. It was a fun trip there and back to Zion National Park.

[@tyronetrump1612]

A pair of big rig truck air ride seats like the Legacy Silver was the "come to Jesus" moment for me. They reduced so much fatigue especially from those ill designed transition slabs from road to bridges. One trip on I95 entering South Carolina northbound with these seats will erase any doubt of the $900 each you spent on them . The only downside is you lose the swivel function.

[@christophermorris4890]

Good tips, guys. As a recently retired truck driver, I would recommend checking the weather forecasts during your pretrip planning and again before you leave. Winter weather, thunderstorms, and especially high winds can all be extremely dangerous. Also, purchase a commercial vehicle atlas as a backup and know how to use it properly.

[@Sandy-u6c]

As a CDL mine longest trips have been up to 10 hours (legal limits) many times driving solo for work from California to Calgary, Canada (4 days at 10 hours each day), in a 45' Prevost motorcoach. I've done this several times back and forth transporting buses deadheading (empty). Not what I recommend but what I needed to do as I was on a time line. I chew gum, run movies (I have seen many times and know well) on my DVD, not to watch but to listen to and visualize in my head as I can hear it. I also will eat sunflower seeds that helps like gum. I will listen to upbeat music I can sing loudly to. I also do breathing exercises. Breath 5 counts in through your nose, 5 counts out your mouth. I tend to hold my breath without thinking and this type of breathing gets more oxygen to the brain to keep me alert. I will stop when I need to pee (I try not to drink too much) or eat of course. But sometimes it's a hard to find a safe place to get my big rig to get in and out of for a short stop. I am a good napper so a 30 minute (I can fall asleep immediate) and wake up refreshed. I do talk hands free to all my friends and family. Not really a coffee drinker. I don't like to drive in the dark especially to places I've never been .Plus I am 69 yrs old woman. I'm a newbie RVer and plan to drive for the most part in daylight hours.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing all your great tips!

[@oldspiritart]

Driving across the country back in the day, we used our CB radio constantly. One late night, a semi driver called us out on the channel we’d been cross talking on, to tell us to pull over at the next rest area just ahead and drink coffee and take a break. He’d seen our driver getting woozy and saved our lives, perhaps. At least he taught us there’s almost always coffee up ahead at night and to take advantage of those truck stops and rest areas. Things can get very hypnotic at night…bless you, good buddy.

[@waynemorris9832]

We drive 3000 miles twice a year. We take it in reasonable chunks. Stop every 2nd or 3rd day for a layover day. Drive 3:30. No more than 300 mi. Off road by 330. Stop for lunch, 30-45 min. If tired, get off road for nap. West Texas is about the worst. Nothing from Dallas to Las Cruces.

[@Road_Warriors]

We're retired and have the ability to travel as we want to. We try to not drive more than 250 to 300 miles a day, take turns driving and try to stop every hour & a half to two hours just to get out and stretch. We are full-timers but do seasonal travel as well as short term trips.

[@EndlessRVing]

That will be us next year. :) Taking our sweet time!

[@barbarapadgett5538]

Sanbernadino valley California to Elizabeth City North Carolina. 3days across the Country Saturday 5am-Monday 10pm. 3 drivers!

[@allan9603]

I've had my Newmar King Aire almost a year now, made numerous trips cross country, and just love it. It's truly a home away from home!

[@EndlessRVing]

Great to hear!

[@AmericanMX]

Our longest 1 day trip (unplanned). We were in Sevierville Tn at a rally and our pet sitter decided to quit on us the day we were leaving for home. We scheduled 2 days to get home but that wasn’t an option so i drove from Sevierville TN to Dallas TX. We left at 8am and got home at midnight. 900 miles. Fun fun.

[@jimcolts]

To tailgate at Colts game is 1hr 15 minutes. The 5 horse shows here in the midwest is between 2-6 hours. But the BIGGIE is the Grand National/World championship in OKC is 13 hours.

[@EndlessRVing]

Sounds fun!

[@CharmaineSilva777]

Oh yes, I already anticipate what others are going to do. Always looking around and knowing who is in front, behind, and on my sides all the time. When I was younger, my husband and I would drive and make a 12 hour trip from Arkansas to New Mexico a couple times a year to see family. That was in a car not an RV and going faster than an RV should go. I would not do that today even in a car. There are more cars and trucks on the road. We would switch off drivers every time we stopped for gas. That helped a lot back then

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing!

[@joycewilson8513]

I need an RV GPS. I use Google maps, and I swear however many hours they say, I double it because it usually takes me that long. All I do is drive, stop for gas, and pee with an occasional ssndwich that I eat as I drive. From Jersey to Outter Banks took me 12 hours!!! According to Google, maps, it should've been 6 hours 😢 I was toast by the time I got there

[@Tom.and.Missy.Northam]

Love the tips. Missy takes care of all the snack ideas for our trips. The longest trip we took, November 2022, was unexpected, 15 hours to Florida trying to avoid the projected route of a hurricane and of course it changed its route and we got hammered. We had a spot to stay in north east Georgia but the hurricane was expected on shore in that area that evening, so we took a right drove west then south right into the outer bands,... Good times, LOL. Luckily for us we had the Liquid Spring installed that spring. No way I could have driven that far without it. For me I'm all about music, i throw on the 70's, 80's, Classic Rewind or the Bridge on SiriusXM and I'm good to go.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes thank God for Liquid spring on those long trips. Life saver!

[@freedomontheloose]

We try not go over 3 hrs in one day. Thanks for the reminders. Great to always take breaks.....Safe travels!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you! You too!

[@pmh1nic]

Excellent advice! I would second leaving early. Plan as if there are going to be delays (within reason) and still get there with plenty of daylight. Speaking off sleeping, my wife is unconscious after 20 minutes. I get to a campground eight hours later and she's asking "what are we going to do now?" Duh. Our longest one day of driving was ten hours.

[@EndlessRVing]

LOL

[@NJ-Cathie]

Do you all switch off driving or is Issy your designated driver?

[@pmh1nic]

@@NJ-Cathie No. I’ve tried to get her to give it a try but she won’t do it. Btw, we had travel trailers (24” and 32”). I’m not sure if she’d be more inclined to drive a class C.

[@NJ-Cathie]

@@pmh1nic make her! She needs to feel as adept as you feel driving the rig. If an emergency happened you two could blown out of the water.

[@zrinzo]

HI, Love your channel. The longest we have ever travelled in one day was 994 miles. We drove from Bellflower, Ca to Tucumcari NM (close to the Texas/NM boarder. We were headed to Long Island. We made it in 3.5 days and were exhausted, but we were young and in love. Just married and only 16 years old in 1971. Peter and Ava

[@jerryselvey1260]

In my 20s I drove truck coast to coast some what regularly, 18 hour days were not uncommon, I’m now in my late 60s. We’re on our third round trip from Phoenix to North Central Pennsylvania. We stop every couple of hours to let the dogs out, I like to make about 350 miles a day.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing.

[@tyronetrump1612]

Power quickies are another good way to wake up and refresh

[@daydreamer0923]

Hey guys 👋😃, Thank you.

[@EndlessRVing]

Our pleasure!

[@Itsa_Mea]

We regularly make the trip straight through from South Jersey to Sevierville TN area. Longest would be From Orlando to South Jersey.

[@angelaklinger2951]

Another informative video. Thank you for all the hard work you do for us RV folks🇺🇸💙

[@petitchenil]

Our longest trip is to a dog show in the Northern California Redwoods. With all of our stops and driving slow, half the trip is in the Redwoods, it's about 8 hours. Not worth splitting it up into two days. It's a pain to stop and setup for one night. I only drive 2 hours and then stop for fuel, walk around, hit the bathroom and perhaps eat/drink. Meanwhile my wife walks the dogs. I do this so if we cannot fit into the planned gas station - then the next one is, at the most, 2 hours away. I use the Trucker's Atlas, google map's street and stat views for the stops. Making sure the gas stop is doable. Having stops every 2 hours also helps focus and my back. Other trips are under 3 hours and we stop half way into the trip just to break it up. Me and the dogs got to pee about the same time. We do not do all that checking on the motorhome because if it is going to break it breaks at the campground or when we arrive back home. Not kidding, the first motorhome, except for one time, always broke down in the driveway as soon as we return from the trip. The second one has minor "issues" on the coach side while at the campground that needs addressing back home.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing!

[@JanieKing-v4o]

550 miles, 11 hours, Indianapolis IN to Harrisburg PA. We were headed home to PA and once we crossed the state line into PA, I really pushed to get home. Exhausting, will never do that again. That was the only time in 4 years of part-time RV travel that we ever drove at night.

[@EndlessRVing]

That’s rough.

[@tedwalford7615]

20 hours. I was driving from Denver to Florida with the largest U-Haul truck. At Oklahoma City, wife (in Denver) called with news that my younger daughter was just taken into emergency. So I had to turn around and "race" back, taking the truck right to the hospital. But I did have my older daughter with me to keep hitting me and squirting me with cold water. Cold water on the head and down the back of your neck works pretty well. (My little girl is all cured now!)

[@EndlessRVing]

So scary.

[@moconno1]

As a long time rv ‘er just take your time and enjoy the journey! Clocking miles is not fun and is almost impossible in the northeast 😎👍

[@EndlessRVing]

So true!

[@tracygeise7933]

We just picked up our new rv in Phoenix, AZ and brought it home to Minnesota. We always stay hydrated and stop every 2 hours and get out and walk, do a few squats, butt kickers, etc. I'm sure the truckers are entertained with the show. LOL!

[@EndlessRVing]

😂

[@geraldtench2030]

Great video! We usually hit the road between 8-9am to avoid the bulk of the morning commuter traffic here from the South Jersey area. We're close to exit #2 so we encounter heavy traffic any way we travel. As long as I have a hot tumbler of coffee I'm good for 3 hour stints. Please send MJ to work with my wife on co-piloting skills because she puts her feet up, seat back and is sleeping soundly within 20 minutes! I try to end all driving by 10 pm at the latest wherever we are.

[@EndlessRVing]

LOL I would LOVE to sleep but I know how boring it is driving so I keep Izzy company as best I can. :) Thanks for watching!

[@MonacoMike]

My longest day of driving was around 7-8 hrs and that was only to get through an area where a hurricane was heading the next day right where I haD PLANNED TO STOP. The campground was very understanding and didn't charge me for a late cancellation. On another note I learned some great info from MJ about those Brooklyn mattresses. I know they have a great trial period but I always wondered how you were expected to roll that mattress back up to ship back to them. Thank You MJ. Now I know they don't really expect you to do that. :-)

[@EndlessRVing]

😊

[@bartgoins1782]

The idea of getting out and walking around is very important, especially the older you get. It helps prevent blood clotting in the legs. Doctors recommend at least every two hours, get out and walk around to get the blood circulation going in your legs.

[@EndlessRVing]

yes 100%!

[@joygarrett8397]

Definitely!!!

[@danseibert7562]

Carol and I always plan to leave by 9 AM and no longer to the next RV spot by 4PM / 5PM. Why be in a hurry.

[@enz6312]

Hey guys, I drink cranberry juice while traveling. Much better on the kidneys etc.

[@wesalexander2693]

Many great driving tips when traveling in an RV! We always try to preplan the route and our stops. That said, our return from our last trip in Asheville, NC, we rerouted due to massive construction on I-26 that runs from Columbia, SC up to Asheville. Road conditions and traffic were terrible. The different route was a bit longer, but much better. So sometimes you have to be prepared for unexpected situations, you have to be flexible. I think that new Garmin with live traffic info would have been a really good thing to have! And riding motorcycles in my youth has ingrained defensive driving into me, you always need to look ahead and anticipate what someone else might do, and keep your head on a swivel, constantly checking your mirrors.

[@EndlessRVing]

100% right!!

[@TodayLivingOurBlessedLife]

Very good info, planning is key rest is required to included protein FOOD. 🤗🤗🤗😊

[@EndlessRVing]

Absolutely!!

[@chesterhavens8988]

lift San Diego to F airplay, Colorado in 24 hrs.[ none stop] When I picked up my son from The Marine Core, He was discharged in 2020.

[@captjim97]

I'm always looking beyond the vehicles in front of us to anticipate that possible emergency.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes so important. 👍

[@harryglosenger3650]

Good video guys, 18 hours was my longest and although I’d not want to make a habit of it. I must admit driving a 45’ DP makes it much easier. I’ve always found singing to music keeps me awake and alert. The Beach Boys and Elvis always works. No good if you don’t know the words right? 😊 Not that I have a great voice, but that’s not the point. It keeps me awake and also signals my wife to be aware I’m in need to keep myself aware! Good nagging always works great! 😂

[@EndlessRVing]

😂 Thanks for sharing!

[@marklucas2591]

1200miles(1800km's) from Mackay(QLD) to Sydney. It took 21 hours, avg. speed 57mph.

[@jerryselvey1260]

And please look at the scenery, it will never look exactly the same again.

[@ronlasting1203]

They are called the, what if's. We do it in LE all the time.

[@captjim97]

Our longest drive while towing our 5er was almost 11 hours. We had to be at the final destination for an appointment the next day. Unfortunately, we had to detour because of road closures and snow. :(

[@EndlessRVing]

What a nightmare 😮

[@stephenrees438]

Would you please share your maintenance list that you use. I’m a new Class A owner and could use a well thought out plan.

[@Ham-Radio-3945]

Great Video...Thank You!

[@EndlessRVing]

You are welcome!

[@Bru_Tube]

FYI; Rush Trucking in Cinci, now charges $350hr for service. Learn how to fix things on those long hauls.

[@ronlasting1203]

14 hrs. Emergency family need.

[@CLdriver1960]

14 hrs. Montreal, Canada to Raleigh, NC.

[@adventuregenie]

Super great tips!!!

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad you like them!

[@roydavis2242]

I use RV Trip Wizard by RV Life for long trip planning. However, my wife falls asleep almost immediately.. It's actually a form of motion sickness. I have found podcasts help. We've done 11000 miles in two days so 10+ hours per day. I stop every 2-3 hours for a minimum of 15 minutes just to stretch.

[@EndlessRVing]

Wow that's a lot!

[@lilipuha]

Just finished a round trip WV to west coast. Had a couple of issues (home AC went out, RV problems) decided to blast straight home: TX to home. A 1,195 mile jaunt completed in 24 hours without naps. Do NOT recommend😳.

[@JamesBeck-n8d]

The longest one day drive we did was 11 hours and was 610 miles. Never again….way to much

[@jocelynb8935]

Great tips mahalo!

[@dboggs7744]

Alternate drivers.

[@marthasundquist5761]

9 hours, but that's pushing it a whole lot. 6 hours is doable, but if we have no agenda, 3 hours, stop for 3 nights, explore area then hop over 3 more hours in another area.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing. :)

[@321fulltime5]

Looking at Brooklyn Bedding. What type of mattress did you purchase or would you recommend?

[@EndlessRVing]

It really depends on what kind you like. We have the Dreamfoam and love it!

[@321fulltime5]

@@EndlessRVing Good to know. Thank you so much! Like the new Tahoe with unbelievably low mileage!!

[@r.b.5618]

1,350 miles

[@robertcaldwell4351]

Nothing over 8 hours a day for me.

[@pjsbusa]

My wife says I drive like I’m an F1 driver. This is how she sits 🫣🫣

[@EndlessRVing]

😂

[@rickcampbell4920]

Who is they? 19 hours

[@marciavimazal8692]

We enjoy your videos and realize you are well meaning, but perhaps you should not give your viewers nutritional advice. Ribeye steak is an excellent source of zinc, selenium, niacin, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12. And also a good source of iron. Do not take my word for it though instead, I suggest you may want to reasearch those stats yourselves. I agree it is a good idea to be well hydrated.

[@EndlessRVing]

We have done the research, but thanks for watching.

[@poolchuck66]

Izzy you will probably understand the reference. Drive like you are in condition yellow.

[@lynnfiegl4953]

My longest road trip was 12 hours! My college roommate and I were driving to Florida. We were supposed to split the driving. I had worked a 8 hour shift at the hospital before we left. We had planned to leave around midnight and I was going to drive until I got tired and she was going to take her turn driving. She only worked part time, so she was supposed to be packed and go home but take a nap before our trip. Well when I got home, she was still packing and had not taken a nap!! I was NOT happy!! We got on the road about 1am! I drove until about 3 am and I asked her to drive for a while. She said, ok, let me get my glasses. Well guess what?? She forgot her glasses!!! I wanted to beat her!! We had to stop many times, get coffee, get some food, and get out to walk around. A few times she started to fall asleep!! I said oh hell no! If I’m awake , so are you!! We aren’t friends anymore! 😂😂 I wonder why?? 🤔🤔🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️😂😂

[@EndlessRVing]

Wow that’s brutal!

[@michaelschaefer5014]

Why buy an RV just to rush across the country like your hair is on fire. Take your time and enjoy.

[@jimcaldwell5736]

I was a over the road truck driver and you need to be rested and take your time and be smart and know what's around you and a head of you