Diesel Pushers

Enjoy Retirement in a Diesel RV

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

When you retire, you should feel free to do whatever you want and go wherever you want, whenever you want to go. This can be the case if you choose to purchase a diesel RV. Most commonly known as diesel pushers in the RV world, these motor homes can do things your typical RV cannot.

Mountains are No Problem

Unless you are accustomed to driving in snow, it is not recommended. However, for those who have spent their life driving a several feel of snow, then seeing the Rockies during the winter is perfectly feasible.

Many larger motor homes do not have the power to climb such steep mountain roads. Add a tiny layer of snow and even snow chains don’t help get you over the summit. However, a diesel engine has enough power and torque to get you over any hill you wish.

Plenty of Living Space

Wonder what living space and diesel have in common? Well, the larger engine means it can pull heavier weights safely. This means you can get the biggest RV out there to live in. Some of the diesel pushers have enough slide outs to turn a Class A motor home in to a double wide, or something very close.

If you cannot possibly live in something as “small” as a diesel pusher, then the RV lifestyle may not be for you – you just can’t get more mobile living space than a diesel RV.

Better on Gas

Even in times of high gas prices, you will be able to enjoy your diesel pusher. They get many more miles per gallon than your average motor home. This means that instead of your RV sitting in the driveway collecting dust, you can still tour the U.S. during your retirement.

It is your retirement and you should enjoy it. Look into a diesel RV and see if they are right for you.

The Best National Parks to Take Your Diesel Pusher in Texas

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Traveling around from one National Park to the next is an experience like no other. Did you know that Texas alone has 15 National Parks? The only real way to experience them all is in an RV and what better way than in a luxurious diesel pusher?

The 15 National Parks of Texas
They say Texas is like a whole other country. It sure is big enough to be one too. The 15 National Parks are only the beginning since they have countless State Parks as well. If you are planning a trip, then don’t miss these.

  1. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park – San Antonio, TX
  2. Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River – Southwest Texas, TX
  3. Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park – Brownsville, TX
  4. Padre Island National Seashore – Corpus Christi, TX
  5. Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park – Johnson City, TX
  6. Lake Meredith National Recreation Area – Fritch, TX
  7. Guadalupe Mountains National Park – Salt Flat, TX
  8. Fort Davis National Historic Site – Fort Davis, TX
  9. El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail – NM,TX
  10. El Camino Real de Los Tejas National Historic Trail – Santa Fe, NM,TX,LA
  11. Chamizal National Memorial - El Paso, TX
  12. Big Thicket National Preserve – Beaumont, TX
  13. Big Bend National Park – The big bend of the Rio Grande, TX
  14. Amistad National Recreation Area – Del Rio, TX
  15. Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument – Fritch, TX

Save Money with the National Park Senior Pass
If traveling to National Parks is your thing, then you might be thrilled to hear about the Senior and Disabled Pass. Seniors 62 and older can get a lifetime pass for a onetime fee of $10. The disabled can get a lifetime pass at any age free.

Pack up your diesel pusher and plan a trip to the Wild West. With 15 National Parks to choose from, you will have a great time.