RVing with Pets Blog | Abi Leads the Way

Meet Abi

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My name is Abigail, but you can call me Abi. I love being outside, camping and chasing balls. I also love to share my favorite things with anyone I meet. My human and I make videos of our adventures and share them with you.

Who We Are

At Abi Leads the Way, we empower RV enthusiasts by providing reliable tips and engaging content. Our passion for the road equips you to enhance your RV experience and discover exciting destinations, making every journey memorable.

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Black Labrador sitting by a campfire at an RV campsite, representing dog friendly RV travel

Watch Our Adventures

You can watch our adventures below. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel and give us a paws up, I mean a like, so you can be notified when we upload something new.

Black Labrador sitting on grass in front of a travel trailer and truck at an RV campground

Tips

Traveling with Pets

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We provide valuable advice for pet owners, ensuring your furry friends have a comfortable and enjoyable journey alongside you while on the road.

Destinations

Exploration Guides

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Gain insider knowledge on amazing campsites and scenic routes across the U.S., from serene forests to vibrant cityscapes, allowing you to plan your next adventure confidently.

RV Travel With a Dog: What You Need to Know Before You Go

Top RV Pet Gear You Need for Your Furry Road Trip Buddy

This is what we travel with

How to Keep Your Dog Cool in an RV

Traveling with your dog in an RV is great—until heat becomes a problem. In this guide, I break down simple ways to keep your dog cool, from AC and airflow to smart parking and real-time monitoring tools. These are the exact tips we use with Abi to stay safe and comfortable on the road.

How to Find Dog Friendly Campgrounds (Step-by-Step)

dog-friendly-rv-campground-abi.jpg Finding the right campground can make or break your trip when you’re traveling in an RV with a dog. On the surface, a lot of places say they’re “pet-friendly,” but that doesn’t always mean they’re set up in a way that actually works for you and your dog. We’ve learned this firsthand traveling with Abi. Some places look great online, but once you arrive, there’s nowhere to walk, strict rules you didn’t expect, or just not enough space. Taking