At Turner RVs, we are proud to be your premier RV dealership in the Boise area. Whether you're looking for a new or used travel trailer or motorhome, our extensive inventory is designed to meet the needs of every road-tripper in Idaho.

We understand that purchasing an RV is an important decision. That's why we focus on providing a straightforward, inventory-first approach, inspired by the best practices of dealers like Turner Cycles. Our dedicated team is here to help you find the perfect RV that fits your lifestyle and budget.

In addition to our wide selection of RVs, we also offer reliable service and high-quality parts to keep your vehicle in top shape for your adventures. Our financing options are tailored to help you secure the best possible terms, making it easier for you to hit the open road.

Explore our inventory today and discover why Turner RVs is the trusted choice for RV enthusiasts across Idaho.

Using a Laptop on the Road: Tips for RV Travelers

Plenty of RV owners bring a laptop along, whether to work remotely, plan routes, stream a movie after a long day of driving or keep trip photos organized. A budget Windows notebook can handle these everyday jobs well, but life in a travel trailer or motorhome asks a few extra things of any portable computer. A little planning keeps it working reliably from Boise to the backcountry.

Power and charging

Most laptops charge from a standard 120-volt outlet, which works fine when you are plugged into shore power at a campground. When you are boondocking, you will be running on your house batteries through an inverter, or charging directly from a 12-volt source with a suitable DC adapter. Charging from 12 volts is often more efficient because it avoids the conversion losses of an inverter. If you are unsure whether your RV's battery bank and inverter can support electronics comfortably, our service and parts team can talk through your electrical setup.

Staying connected

Campground Wi-Fi varies widely, and much of rural Idaho has limited cell coverage. Many travelers rely on a phone hotspot, a dedicated cellular hotspot or a satellite internet service. Download maps, documents and entertainment before you leave town so you are not dependent on a signal at your site.

Protecting your gear

  • Store the laptop in a padded case and secure it before driving, since cabinets and tables shift on rough roads.
  • Avoid leaving it in a closed rig on hot days; interior temperatures can climb quickly in summer.
  • Keep it away from condensation around windows and cooking areas in cold weather.
  • Use a surge protector at the pedestal, as campground power can fluctuate.

Choosing a rig that fits how you work

If you plan to work from the road, look for a floor plan with a usable dinette or desk space, good lighting and outlets where you actually need them. Browsing both new RVs and used RVs with that in mind can make long trips far more comfortable.

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