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Totally! I've scoured various parts lists and just keep coming up short so thought I'd check here. I'll definitely keep digging though since it seems like it should be common enough.

Hey thanks for the offer as well as velcro suggestion! I'd thought about gluing magnets but velcro sounds like a better backup plan.

That looks like the side that keeps the doors open (held to the wall they extend from) and I'm needing the other side of the contraption. I think one of the other posts may have the right item -- thanks for the suggestion though!

I'm in a Class A with 2 folding/accordion doors that no longer have the small plastic or rubber nub in the wall that they'd push into to hold them shut, and for the life of me I can't seem to find the part as I've scoured RV door hardware sites. I've tried various hacks to keep the doors shut...

Much appreciated information! I was afraid of that reality but will find a way to make it work I suppose, even if I'm in RV parks more than I'd like. I'll just look into memberships and whatnot and try to work the system as best I can with whatever spots I can find in between. Hopefully this...

In maybe another month or so I plan to pull a 32' Class A out of my present driveway and call the road home. Ideally, I'm hoping to find several places between Vancouver, WA/Portland, OR and Salem, OR where I can dry camp for a week or so and then swoop up my kids when I have them and head to an...

Yes all school-aged and definitely still learning (me, too for that matter :D ). I'm a college educator myself and since all of my classes are online now it was yet another reason I decided to take the plunge and go mobile for a little while. I won't have the kids 100% of the time though and...

Yes we're all getting pretty excited! I'm picking up the RV next week and will park it here at our house while I get things setup and ready for travel. Long story but I actually won't have them full-time in it as I'm a divorced parent, but my ex and I get along very well and she'll be living in...

Thank you for that link. It definitely got me thinking more about how I manage resources while out and about. Much appreciated.

I've decided after years of dreaming about it to finally get things together and try to make a go at living on the road primarily in an RV. My preference would be something small, but I have three growing kids and want us all to enjoy our time inside as well as out, so will end up initially...