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Strange wildlife sightings happening across national parks

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If you spend enough time around national parks, sooner or later you’ll hear a story that sounds made up. A coyote swimming to an...

Woman killed in RV fire linked to space heater

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A recent RV fire in Pennsylvania turned deadly after investigators linked the blaze to a portable space heater. According to authorities, the fire spread...

Shopping for used RV? The RV market has slowed down in a way buyers may like

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If you’ve been keeping an eye on the used RV market and wondering whether things are finally calming down, the short answer is yes....

Will new truck parking make rest areas usable again for RVers?

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If you’ve pulled into a rest area late in the day and found trucks lined up nose-to-tail, blocking lanes or spilling into odd corners,...

Federal government actions impacting campers, survey says

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One in six campers report that federal government actions affected their camping experience in 2025 according to the 2026 Camping Report presented by Toyota...

Starlink’s AI data policy raises questions RVers should be asking

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If you rely on Starlink to stay connected on the road, a recent Starlink privacy policy AI update deserves more than a quick skim....

National Route 66 Centennial Kickoff event schedule announced

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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Missouri Route 66 Centennial Commission, in partnership with The Road Ahead Partnership, has announced the full schedule for the National...

After a decade-long closure, Scotty’s Castle reopens for tours in Death Valley

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Limited tours are returning to one of Death Valley’s most unusual landmarks, but RVers will need to plan ahead. If you’re mapping out a winter...

Grand Design RV recall: Axle problem could cause crash

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Grand Design RV, LLC (Grand Design) is recalling certain 2021-2024 Momentum and 2022-2024 Solitude fifth wheel trailers. A U-bolt may become loose, causing the...

Rocky Mountain National Park’s Timber Creek Campground closes early in 2026

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If Timber Creek Campground in Rocky Mountain National Park is your go-to base on the quieter west side of the park, late-summer plans for...

Another Amazon-linked RV park moves closer to approval

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If it feels like we’ve been seeing more of these lately, you’re not imagining it. Another Amazon RV park proposal—this one in Hermiston, Oregon—just...

Why campground rates keep rising

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Campground rates keep rising—even for RVers who don’t use the extras. From campground Wi-Fi upgrades to glamping units and luxury amenities, parks are spending...

Are your Recreation.gov bookings at risk?

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If you’ve seen headlines saying the federal government has terminated contracts with consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, it’s reasonable to wonder whether your campground...

As expenses rise, owners continue to put pets’ needs first

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56% of pet owners say they would cut their own lifestyle spending before cutting back spending on their pets, according to a new national...

Venezuelan oil unlikely to lower gas prices

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RVers hoping that recent political shifts in Venezuela will deliver cheaper fuel for their travels should temper their expectations, according to a University of...

Toyota recalls certain trucks; backup camera may fail

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Toyota recently announced a large recall affecting many newer Tundra trucks in the United States. This recall is tied to a core safety feature that...

Gen Z adults not evolving into repeat campers

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CLEVELAND — A new white paper from Insider Perks argues that psychological factors, not a lack of amenities, are keeping many Gen Z adults...

Are trees really ‘exploding’ in freezing temperatures?

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Winter videos of trees making loud, gunshot-like bangs have been all over social media lately. You might be wondering whether those booming cracks mean trees...

Camping World flag is recovered, but questions linger about the theft

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Good news first: Police have recovered the massive American flag stolen last week from a Camping World RV dealership in Roseville, California. As we reported...

After years of swings, the RV market is finally starting to look normal

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If you don’t follow RV industry numbers closely, the latest shipment report might sound like inside-baseball stuff meant for manufacturers and dealers. But buried in...

Keystone RV recall: Trailer ramps may break away

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Keystone RV Company is recalling certain 2025-2026 Fuzion, Raptor, Redwood, and 2024-2026 Voltage toy hauler travel trailers. The ramp door may break away from...

Ford’s first big 2026 recall targets older vehicles, not trucks

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Here we go again! Ford Motor Company issued its first recall of 2026 on January 15, when announcing a recall tied to faulty engine...

Camping World wakes up to find its massive American flag missing

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Camping World often draws attention with oversized American flags. This time, thieves drew the attention after stealing a Camping World American flag overnight from...

Arizona considers removing daytime speed limits on select highways

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The Reasonable and Prudent Interstate Driving (RAPID) Act would let the Arizona Department of Transportation designate certain stretches of highway as “derestricted” during daylight...

Towing with an EV is exposing challenges RVers have faced for years

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Walk through any major RV show this winter and you’ll notice something new. It’s not just electric trucks on display—it’s the growing talk about...

Buc-ee’s to open its biggest location ever, and it’s not in Texas

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Buc-ee’s, the Texas-born travel center chain famous for giant stores, plentiful fuel pumps, spotless bathrooms, and snack aisles that feel like a department store,...

State fuel taxes inch higher in 2026

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Several states have enacted modest state fuel tax increases this year. This continues a long-standing approach to transportation funding rather than introducing any sudden...

Do some RV brands really hold their value better—or is it more complicated?

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On paper, some RV brands appear to hold their value far better than others. But resale rankings often blend together brand reputation, market demand,...

A kid’s fossil find in Wyoming shows how RV travel can spark lifelong curiosity

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A kid’s fossil find in Wyoming is making headlines, but for RVers, the real lesson runs deeper: how RV travel sparks curiosity in ways...

RVers are prime targets for today’s smartest scams

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RVers are perfect targets for scammers. We move between states, use public Wi-Fi, and answer cell phone calls all along the way. So how can...

Airstream first to get new power system to extend off-grid stays

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Harbinger, a U.S. automotive and industrial manufacturer, has introduced a new business unit called Harbinger Industria and named Airstream its first customer for off-grid...

California opens farms and ranches to camping under new law

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California agricultural landowners gained a new opportunity for income diversification on January 1, 2026, when the Low-Impact Camping Areas Act took effect. The law,...

Costco enters RV sales through new Camping World partnership

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Camping World has quietly rolled out a new way to sell RVs, and it runs through a name most shoppers already trust: Costco. The...

Warning: Two more deaths from defective air bags

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is warning used-vehicle owners and buyers after two drivers were killed in December in crashes involving defective Chinese...

How old are you?

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We’ve asked this question a few times, but it’s been a while since we last asked. Since then, the average age of RV buyers...

Batteries lose charge when they ‘breathe’

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AUSTIN, Texas — Researchers have identified a key reason why the batteries used to power everything from smartphones to electric vehicles deteriorate over time,...

Yosemite campground reservations sold out in minutes. Are you out of luck?

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What played out at Yosemite this morning reflects how Yosemite camping reservations now work at many of the most popular national parks. If it feels...

Starlink ends data cutoffs for RVers—but drops Roam users to slow speeds

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Starlink’s new $50 Roam plan fixes one of the biggest frustrations RVers have had with satellite internet: getting cut off completely after hitting a...

Honda makes cars and generators — now it’s testing the RV waters

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If you’ve spent any time in RV parks, chances are Honda is already part of your setup. Maybe it’s the CR-V or Pilot doing tow...

Grech RV adds VACANZA-ion Class B van to lineup

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(January 13, 2026) — Grech RV has introduced the 2027 VACANZA-ion, a new mid-level Class B camper van built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter all-wheel-drive...

Forest Service expands e-bike access on public trails

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The Forest Service e-bike access policy just took a noticeable step forward around Lake Tahoe, where officials approved Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes on more...

RV sales cooled noticeably last fall — but not everywhere, and not for every rig

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RV dealer lots felt a little quieter last fall, and the numbers suggest that RV sales cooled in late 2025, not just in anecdotes. New...

Study finds dashboard touchscreens reduce driving safety

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Using dashboard touchscreens while driving can significantly reduce safety, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Washington and the Toyota...

No reservations required to view Yosemite’s Firefall this year

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Yosemite Firefall reservations won’t be required this winter, a change that restores flexibility for RVers—but does revive some familiar Yosemite challenges. For the first...

How realistic are hybrid travel trailer power claims?

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When we first reported on the Evotrex travel trailer, the company’s pitch was straightforward: hybrid travel trailer power claims centered on letting RVers roam...

December 2025 RV recalls: Is your RV listed?

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All of the holiday hubbub is finally in our rearview mirror, but just in case you missed them, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...

New futuristic, power-generating RV debuts; recharges the truck towing it

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Evotrex’s new PG5 travel trailer is a towable travel trailer that doubles as a mobile power station. You can even recharge compatible electric trucks...

Bowlus unveils 2026 Endless Highways Frontier Edition travel trailer

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OXNARD, Calif., Jan. 8, 2026 — Bowlus introduced its 2026 Endless Highways Frontier Edition today. The new model combines off-grid capability with a suite...

Workcampers getting younger, challenging older RVers for jobs

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Workcamping has long been a natural fit for retired RVers looking to stay active, offset travel costs, and stay in the RV lifestyle. But...

Blue Ridge Parkway campground reservations open January 10 for 2026 season

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Reservations for the 2026 camping season along the Blue Ridge Parkway will open at 10 a.m. EST on Saturday, January 10, 2026. Campgrounds along the...
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