Welcome to the Turner RVs blog, where we share the latest news, tips, and insights related to RVing and our dealership. As a premier RV dealer in the Boise area, we offer a wide selection of new and used travel trailers and motorhomes to cater to all your road-tripping needs across Idaho.
Our commitment to providing exceptional service extends beyond just selling RVs. We also offer comprehensive service, quality parts, and financing assistance to ensure you have everything you need for your adventures on the road. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time buyer, our knowledgeable team is here to help you every step of the way.
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Planning Your First Season of RV Travel Around Idaho
Whether you have just picked up a travel trailer or are still comparing floor plans, the first season on the road is where good habits are formed. A little preparation before you leave the Boise area makes every trip smoother, safer and more relaxing.
Start with a shakedown trip
Before heading out on a long route, spend a night or two somewhere close to home. A short trip lets you test the water system, propane appliances, slide-outs, awnings and batteries while help is still nearby. Keep a notepad handy and write down anything that rattles, leaks or doesn't work the way you expected. Small issues are far easier to sort out before a big adventure than halfway across the state. If something needs attention, our service and parts team can take a look.
Build a simple pre-departure checklist
- Check tire pressure and look for cracking, especially on trailers that have sat through winter.
- Confirm hitch, safety chains and breakaway cable are secure, and test brake and turn lights.
- Secure loose items inside, close roof vents and retract antennas and steps.
- Turn off or secure propane as appropriate for travel, and check that the fridge door is latched.
- Know your rig's height and weight so you can plan around low clearances and grades.
Respect Idaho's terrain and weather
Idaho offers everything from high desert to mountain passes, and conditions can change quickly. Steep grades call for lower gears and patience, and spring or fall trips can bring sudden cold at elevation. Check road and weather reports before you go, and leave extra time in your schedule so you never feel pressured to push on in poor conditions.
Book popular campgrounds early
Lakeside and mountain campgrounds fill up fast in summer, particularly on weekends. Reserve ahead where possible, confirm site length limits for your RV, and have a backup option in mind. Our guides section collects more ideas for planning trips and caring for your rig, so you can spend less time worrying and more time enjoying the open road.
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