Resources
& Sponsors


Good Sam Club
The largest RV club in America. Benefits include a superb monthly magazine, hundreds of local chapters and special interest groups, regional and national rallies, and discounts at campgrounds.

Learn all about Full-Time RVing
New 90-minute DVD interviews actual fulltime RVers who tell about how they do it. If you're thinking of going full-time, don't miss this. Learn more.

Locate Wal-Mart stores
Use this directory to plan free overnight stays. Get easy driving directions to every Wal-Mart in America. Learn more or order the Wal-Mart Locator. 20% Off.

DVDs show how to operate your RV
Learn how to use every system, how to set up, how to drive or pull your RV and more. Class A motorhome " Class C motorhome " Pop Up " Travel Trailer/Fifth Wheel

BBB Video
Free Campgrounds
Question of the Week
 
If a cute, friendly chipmunk came to your campsite, would you feed it?
 
With  1767 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
Yes
14.43% (255)
Probably
23.83% (421)
Not likely
22.24% (393)
No, never
39.50% (698)
View Past Questions
Post a comment
No I would never feed Chipmonks! I trap them with small varment traps, and not a one has ever survived the swimming test......
Posted:   9/9/2008  By: Anom.  
Do you have a 357 magnum you can shoot them with.
Posted:   9/8/2008  By: Anonymous  
If I saw one I would shot it if I would not be endangering others. They have managed to chew up wires on my car twice
Posted:   9/8/2008  By: Anonymous  
I did not say they did not chew on wires, I only said I have not heard or seen any incident. Ps I am from Pittsburg, we had a cabin up by Warren an never had any problem..GH
Posted:   9/8/2008  By: Anonymous  
Yes, chipmunks DO chew on wires. We live in NW Pennsylvania and have had to replace emergency brake lines several times on our vehicles that are left outside.
Posted:   9/7/2008  By: Anonymous  
Chipmunks as cute, true, but they also carry rabies, fleas, and other assorted problems with which you do not want to deal, especially while on "vacation". Nope, I would not encourage them to come anywhere near our camp. EJA
Posted:   9/7/2008  By: Anonymous  
It is not a good idea for the animals or people to feed the wildlife. Many bears lost their fear of humans and have been put down. Humming birds that feed from a feeder often die when the people go away or vacation. Give animals a break, not a handout.
Posted:   9/7/2008  By: Anonymous  
LOL did you turn in the gang of chipmunks to the park ranger, thats against the law to harass people.
Posted:   9/7/2008  By: Anonymous  
I keep thinking about the comment from the person who said a chipmunk went back and got his buddies and chased the person back to their camper. The question I have is did they have guns.
Posted:   9/7/2008  By: GH  
Not sure who would be food if my dog spotted one in "her" space.
Posted:   9/6/2008  By: Anonymous  
   Next Page

Receive Alerts of Upcoming Quizzes

Each week, RVtravel.com and RVbookstore.com conduct one or more (usually a few) Knowledge Quizzes with cash and product prizes. Get an email alert about the start times of each Quiz and a hint about the answer by signing up here. Your personal information is never shared or sold. Never!

* Email Address:   

PRIVACY POLICY:
Email and/or any other personal information we gather is never sold or shared with outsiders.

Read the current issue of RV Travel

Read our back issues