Northwest RVing
The Northwest RVing Blog site is hosted by MHRV (Manufactured Housing and Recreational Vehicle) Show Association. Each year, MHRV presents three important trade shows in the greater Seattle area to promote and display the RV Lifestyle. We are all about RVing and hope you will enjoy the many articles posted here about RVing in general and about our upcoming shows.
Giving Back
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- Written by Cheryl Johnston
The RV community offers comradery in many ways. Friends are made along the way and there are a multitude of resources to make travels easier. MHRV (Manufactured Homes and Recreational Vehicles) Association strives to include as many helpful seminars, exhibitors and attractions at the shows that we do (Seattle RV Show, Puyallup RV Show, Enumclaw RV Show). As a not-for-profit organization, it is also a goal to help with philanthropic needs that relate to the industry. In 2019, here are some of the organizations/needs that the association has assisted.
Favorite RV Accessories
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- Written by Shari and Hutch
Simple Things That Make Our Simple Life EVEN Better!
If you are the type that wants to get out into the woods and keep it simple in a basic travel trailer, these products will enhance your experience without all the expensive bells and whistles. They are easy to use, robust, and do the job without any unnecessary flash or gadgetry…and will help you boondock in style without investing in a large, more expensive RV.
More Than RVS at Enumclaw RV Show
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- Written by Dave Helgeson
When you attend the Enumclaw RV Show August 1st – 4th come prepared to absorb lots of useful information and learn more about RVs and the RV lifestyle. Here is a sampling of the opportunities that await you:
Seminars: At the Enumclaw RV Show you will find two seminar areas featuring 19 different subjects with over 20 hours of instruction by industry experts. Subjects cover the gamut from technical, safety and lifestyle.
5 Good RV Features for Dry Camping
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- Written by Dave Helgeson
When I conducted my dry camping (aka Boondocking) tips seminar at the recent Enumclaw RV Show, I was asked by several people what is the best RV for dry camping. While some types of RVs are more suitable for dry camping than others, the question really should be, “What features should I look for in an RV if I want to use it for dry camping?”.
Our Trailer, Our Spare Bedroom: Building a Playset
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- Written by Emily Helgeson
This spring my sister and brother-in-law announced their excitement of getting a brand new play set for their kids. Having a large play set of our own for our son, we knew it would be such a joy and provide so many countless hours of entertainment through the years. What we could count was the number of “man” hours the play set said it would take to assemble: 22 hours! When we heard that figure, my handy-man of a husband was happy to plan a weekend trip to come help ease the load for their family.