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Top 10 things to know about visiting Yellowstone this summer

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This summer, visitors to Yellowstone National Park are being urged to plan ahead—both to stay safe and to help protect one of America’s most...

What BLM reversal of major public lands policy could mean for RVers

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For many RVers, especially boondockers and snowbirds who depend on public land across the West, the latest fight over Bureau of Land Management policy...

Can an RV park legally shut off your power during extreme heat? An Arizona case raises questions

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(QUARTZSITE, AZ) An Arizona RV park is suddenly at the center of a fight that could make a lot of long-term RV residents uneasy—especially...

AccuWeather predicts summer weather could bring dangers

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AccuWeather forecasters warn that the summer of 2026 could bring a wide range of dangerous weather extremes across much of the United States, including...

Yosemite opens campgrounds and Tioga Pass for summer

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Yosemite National Park is preparing to welcome visitors for the peak summer season with expanded access across the park, including the reopening of popular...

Tornado rescue story highlights hidden risks for RV pets

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A tornado kitten rescue in Mississippi is drawing attention to what can happen to pets after RV park disasters. Rescuers searching through the wreckage...

State park campground expands, becomes largest in America

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For years, RVers have complained that many state park campgrounds were built for another era — with tight sites, limited hookups, and roads that...

Arizona RV park fire destroyed multiple homes in minutes. Here’s why snowbirds are especially vulnerable

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A fast-moving brush fire near Wickenburg, Arizona, destroyed multiple RVs and forced evacuations Monday, leaving some residents with little more than the clothes they...

RVers hear ‘technician shortage,’ but RV repair company says the problem runs deeper

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RV repair delays have become so common that many owners almost expect them now. The rig goes into the shop for what sounds like a...

A burro trapped in an RV park septic tank highlights a growing desert problem

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A wild burro rescued from a septic tank at an Arizona RV park may sound like one of those strange “only in the desert”...

Some Ram 2500 pickups recalled for tire integrity concern

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Chrysler is recalling certain 2023-2026 Ram 2500 pickup trucks. A software error in the powertrain control module may improperly allow the vehicle speed to...

Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: Lippert-Patrick is a no-go, General RV rip-off, Tom Hanks’ son is an RVer

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A while back, I got a lot of criticism for my story about the perception of RV parks as being a haven for less...

Congress wants to make RV loan interest tax deductible—but how much would RVers really save?

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“RV loan interest tax deductible” may sound like a niche tax issue, but for many RV buyers it could mean real savings at a...

RV Shows in the U.S. and Canada in 2026

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RV shows present a rare opportunity to see many recreational vehicles without driving from RV dealer to dealer. Here is a list of RV...

Grand Canyon annual Star Party coming next month; you’re invited

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The thirty-sixth annual Grand Canyon Star Party will be held from Saturday, June 6, through Saturday, June 13, 2026, on the South Rim of...

Gas prices rise again, up 25 cents a gallon on average

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The cost of RVing and any other activity that involves operating a motor vehicle got more expensive this past week. The national average retail...

Study finds dangerous bacteria in waters of some national parks

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A new federal study has found traces of the rare but deadly “brain-eating amoeba” Naegleria fowleri in warm recreational waters at several Western national...

Winnebago recalls some Class B motorhomes

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Winnebago Industries, Inc. is recalling certain 2026-2027 Solis Class B motorhomes. The liquid propane (LP) hose may be incorrectly routed over (rather than behind)...

Ford to debut $30,000 electric pickup, but maybe not right for RV towing

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For years, electric pickups have felt just out of reach for many RVers. Prices pushed into luxury territory, and real-world towing raised more questions...

Satellite internet could hit 100 million users—RVers may not like what comes next

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If you rely on satellite internet to stay connected on the road, a new industry forecast may give you pause. According to PCMag.com, STMicroelectronics,...

Quartzsite’s $180 winter camping secret just got a national spotlight

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Quartzsite has never exactly been a secret among RVers. But when a major international outlet shines a light on the desert town’s $180 winter...

Bear attacks hikers near Yellowstone’s Old Faithful

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A bear attack that injured two hikers in Yellowstone National Park this week didn’t happen deep in the backcountry. It happened near one of...

Grand Design recalls motorhomes. Solar panel may detach, cause road hazard

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Grand Design is recalling more than 1,200 model year 2025-2026 Lineage motorhomes. The epoxy adhesive securing the solar panels to the roof may fail,...

Fatal New Jersey crash reveals little-known danger behind RVs

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A deadly crash on the New Jersey Turnpike has drawn attention to a risk many RVers rarely think about—until something goes terribly wrong. The...

Proposed RV supplier mega-merger collapses, eases pressure on RV prices

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The proposed RV supplier merger that had the potential to quietly reshape what you pay for your next rig has now collapsed. For a...

Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: Gas isn’t all gas, RV sales are down, government takes interest in big industry merger

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Last week, we shared that two RV supplier giants had announced that they were in merger talks, and I scoffed at the fact that...

RVers hoping to ‘beat the crowds’ may be running out of time

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For years, experienced RVers have relied on a simple strategy to avoid packed campgrounds and traffic-clogged national parks: Travel earlier in the season. But in...

130 pounds of dog poop pulled from two Colorado trails, raising serious concerns

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A recent local report shared by Colorado’s Summit Daily said volunteers pulled more than 130 pounds of dog waste off just two trails during...

Gas prices jump nearly 30 cents in a week

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The cost of RVing took a big jump last week as the price of fuel rose in dramatic fashion, climbing nearly 30 cents per...

Could AI become the next tool in an RVer’s repair kit?

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As RV travel season ramps up, many owners are discovering the usual post-storage surprises: dead batteries, appliance glitches, mysterious warning lights, and slide-outs that...

Waiting for cheaper used RVs? The market may be turning

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For the last couple of years, many RV shoppers have followed the same strategy: Wait... Prices will probably fall farther. And for a while, that...

Starlink’s growing pains could matter to RVers more than anyone

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Love it or hate it, Starlink has changed RV travel. For many RVers, especially those who boondock or spend time far from cities, satellite...

Recall: Winnebago generators may turn on without warning

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Winnebago Industries is recalling certain 2022-2027 EKKO motorhomes. The touchscreen display may register unintended or phantom inputs and turn on the generator without the...

Higher gas prices could affect next year’s Social Security COLA

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Few RVers cheer when gas prices jump. But those painful fill-ups can sometimes have an unexpected side effect: They may help push future Social...

They sold everything to live in an RV at Disney World. Some RVers may understand why

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For a lot of RVers, the dream was always supposed to come later: Work the job, pay off the house, wait for retirement, and...

RV shipments are improving—but buyers may still have the upper hand in 2026

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The RV Industry Association says 2026 should be a growth year for RV shipments. Not a home run—more like a solid single—but still a...

Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: What does a Lippert-Patrick merger mean for RVers?

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If you haven’t read Russ and Tiña De Maris’ article yet, know that RV suppliers Lippert (LCI Industries) and Patrick Industries announced that there...

California announces major expansion of its State Parks system

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California just announced a major expansion of its State Parks system, and RV travelers should keep an eye on it. Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled State...

Grand Design rolls out a ‘worry-free’ RV roof, promises fewer leaks

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If you’ve owned an RV for any length of time, you already know the drill: Climb up the ladder, check the seams, touch up...

Charlie Sheen’s old tour bus could be your new RV for ‘cheap’

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A used Prevost bus conversion that once cost around $500,000 just went begging at auction. The 1998 Marathon-built coach, originally owned by Charlie Sheen...

RVers aren’t immune to ‘rookie’ national park mistakes

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It’s easy to assume experience counts for everything. Many of us have rolled into dozens of parks over the years, know the drill, and...

Carrying a gun in national parks? The rules change when you step inside a building

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If you’re carrying a firearm in a national park, the rules can change faster than you might expect. Guns in national park buildings are...

Gas prices may have peaked, but RVers shouldn’t expect relief anytime soon

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Gas prices RVers are watching may have finally stopped climbing—but don’t mistake that for good news. After weeks of volatility tied to tensions in the...

Two RV parts giants may merge— and RVers could pay the price

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A potential merger between RV suppliers Patrick Industries and LCI Industries has folks in the industry talking—and not always in a comfortable tone. If those...

Starlink satellites are becoming a problem in space

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For many RVers, Starlink satellites crowding outer space isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when they fire up their dish. All that...

Jellystone Parks expands campgrounds to be as pet-friendly as family-friendly

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Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts are expanding pet-friendly amenities, accommodations, and activities across their network of more than 75 franchised locations in the U.S. and Canada,...

Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: Bad behavior crackdown, risky road trips and Zion camping restrictions

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This week’s news insights are a bit different for the simple reason that this week has been a bit different in my world. I...

Public lands camping near Zion National Park may change

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RVers could soon see more developed camping options along the busy corridor between Hurricane, Utah, and Zion National Park, as federal officials consider changes...

Amazon launches Health AI, bringing medical care to RVers anywhere

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Amazon has launched a new Health AI assistant designed to answer medical questions, guide care decisions, and connect users with real providers—all from a...

Got a Norcold fridge? Here’s what the Norcold bankruptcy could mean for your warranty

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If you own a Norcold refrigerator and still have an active warranty, you may be wondering what happens next. According to reports from RV owners...
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