Going RV
Season 4
"Going RV" follows families who decide to ditch ordinary daily life for an adventure out on the open road. Each episode showcases the families as they buy the perfect RV for their trip and highlights what happens when daring homeowners trade their walls for wheels.
Where to Watch Season 4
14 Episodes
- Down for DieselE1
Down for DieselScott and Shanna Cialini love to vacation in their RV with their two kids, Reese and Riley, and are interested in upgrading their current gas model for one with a more fuel-efficient diesel engine. They know they want a bunkhouse for the kids and a carpet-free unit, but will they be able to find the perfect class A that fits their needs? - Classy Class C or Cool Class AE2
Classy Class C or Cool Class ADarnell and Sheila love to travel and are used to flying, but now they're looking for an RV to add comfort and ease to their travels within the continental U.S. They have a large extended family and want their grandkids to be able to travel with them, meaning they'll need a lot of sleeping space. Will they ultimately choose a smaller Class C or an all-inclusive Class A? - Hitting the Road Full-TimeE3
Hitting the Road Full-TimeKaty, Stephen and their two children are tired of being cooped up inside, distracted by electronics, so they're taking to the road to spend more quality time with nature and each other. After selling their home, they need to find an RV quickly. They're unsure of exactly what type of RV they want, but they definitely want an island in the kitchen, an outdoor kitchen for Stephen and beds for the girls. Will this family find their dream home on wheels? - A Travel Trailer To Call HomeE4
A Travel Trailer To Call HomeRavyn and Jesse love spending quality time as a family and they're ready to make the leap and be able to go everywhere with each other at any time. They are searching for a unit that will fit their needs, which means an extra bedroom for their daughter and ample storage space due to living in the travel trailer full-time. Will they be able to find a travel that meets all the needs on their checklist? - Canadian Transplants Seek RVE5
Canadian Transplants Seek RVSusan and Todd Cranford love the United States so much, they moved here about five years ago from Canada. They are eager to show this great country to their children and believe the best way to do that is in an RV. They know they need a lot of storage for all the kids' toys, and Susan wants a large kitchen to ensure her ability to provide meals. What kind of RV will they choose? - Full Time Travel TrailerE6
Full Time Travel TrailerTravel nurse Jaci Cederberg has always loved to travel and move around, and now she wants her home to come with her everywhere. She and her best friend Amanda Brey are looking for a travel trailer that Jaci can live in full-time. Jaci needs tons of storage for her extensive wardrobe, as well as an open floor plan, but is worried about towability with her SUV. Which travel trailer will end up suiting her best? - Cross-Country RV AdventureE7
Cross-Country RV AdventureBreana Evans and Robert Haley love a great adventure. They're moving from Boise, Idaho, into their RV full-time so they can live a more intrepid lifestyle. Ideally, they want a lightweight unit so they can pull it with their current truck. They also would love as many windows as possible to guarantee the ability to see all the sights around them as they travel. Which unit will they end up driving away with? - RV for Trips with GrandkidsE8
RV for Trips with GrandkidsPhil and Mary love being grandparents, and they're ready to take their family on the road. The couple is searching for a Class C unit that is easier to drive than other models, but they still want a comfortable ride. Their new RV must accommodate car seats and have plenty of storage for all the toys their grandkids will want to bring along on their trips. - Upgrade for Family of FiveE9
Upgrade for Family of FiveBrian and Diane love vacationing with their family in their RV, and they're ready to invest in a larger, more comfortable unit. They're searching for a Class A motor home with a bunk area for their three kids and a spacious interior that can accommodate Brian's wheelchair. - Newlyweds Look for a New RVE10
Newlyweds Look for a New RVNewlyweds Noëlle and Andrew are ready to take their work as health coaches on the road. They need ample space in their living area to workout and counter space in the kitchen for cooking healthy meals. The couple would also love to utilize state and national parks, so they need a unit under 30 feet. - Young Couple Seeks a Class CE11
Young Couple Seeks a Class CAdventure lovers Katie and Noah are shopping for a RV to take them around the United States. Katie really wants a full kitchen, including an oven, because they love cooking together as a couple. They also need a unit that is 26 feet or shorter to be able to beach camp and plenty of sleeping space for their guests. - Travel Trailer for Athletic TriathlonsE12
Travel Trailer for Athletic TriathlonsDenise and Brian have loved camping their entire lives and plan to go full-time when Brian retires, so they are searching for an RV that will help them see places not accessible by airplane. They love to cook and want a residential-sized fridge and a dishwasher for easy cleanup. Since they're going to be spending so much time in their new RV, they want it to have the comforts of home, like a roomy shower and king-sized bed. - Trailer to Travel the USE13
Trailer to Travel the USVeterans Jennifer and Kory are ready to hit the road and explore every corner of the United States with their family. Both want plenty of space and a large refrigerator in their RV while Jennifer really needs a bedroom door. The couple would also love a bathtub for their young son, Troy. - Fifth Wheel to Call HomeE14
Fifth Wheel to Call HomeKym and Kevin are ready to make the move out of Los Angeles and are looking for a large fifth wheel to call home. Kevin loves to cook, so it is imperative that he has a lot of counter space in a large kitchen. They also have two dogs and one cat, meaning carpet is a no-go. Additionally, they want to use the fifth wheel for off-the-grid camping and need a space to install solar panels.