B & R Camper Sales Blog

Did you know babies are in big danger of hearing damage if they are in an environment with noise over 100 decibels and even 90 decibels if it’s for an extended period of time? Don’t be stuck at an event, restaurant, or anywhere with loud music wondering if you’re hurting your kid's health when you can just check the app and know for sure.

Yep, this is a must if you ever want to make it out to the campfire after the kids are put down to bed. It’s the perfect way to relax at the end of a day of exploring around the campground.

Everybody wants a deal, and an often stop for many RVers is Walmart. What a lot of people don’t know is that on their app, they have a savings checker where it automatically looks at all the things you bought and the cost from their competitors, and its price matches it for you automatically. So just by taking this extra step, you put money directly into your pocket!

Some campgrounds are going to have rough roads, trails, and paths. A stroller with big inflated wheels is key when you’re out in many rural campsites. A hike in the stroller is also a great way to be able to enjoy time outside with a good chance of the kids falling asleep.

Every possible way to save space in your RV is a good idea. Did you know they make space-saving cribs? They are excellent alternatives for RVers to travel with a baby.
Another great option is using a pack and play, although that’s more of a short term solution.

Are you looking to do a long trek into the wilderness with your kid? Some areas you have no chance of bringing a stroller and some situations call for a beefy backpack to sling your kid up top.

Kids make massive messes with their food. A good ole 4-legged companion does a great job of doing the initial cleanup phase on the back of an RV Deck.