By Cheri Sicard
The video below from Woodall’s Campground Magazine brings exciting news of a new program from Harvest Hosts, the CampersCard.
To be sure, the...
Have a big rig? Well, don’t go here! Some places are just not big-rig friendly. Looking for an idyllic off-the-beaten-path campground in Trinidad, California,...
OPINION
Private campground owners from around the country have descended on Orlando, Florida, for a fortnight of the year’s biggest annual conventions, hosted by the...
As RV parks and campgrounds become increasingly folded into the cultural mainstream, it’s perhaps inevitable that they start resembling the larger society, warts and...
Issue 1980
Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks...
Think there is nothing to be done about bad campers? Not quite! RoverPass, an online campsite-booking platform, has just launched the “Flag a Camper”...
A while back our campfire conversation talked about the ways some campgrounds are changing. Today there are more and more homeless folks finding shelter...
Sunnyside County Park in Linn County, Oregon, was anything but peaceful at times this summer as "campsite pirates" picked fights over sites they claimed...
What check-out time?! That seems to be the question going through many inconsiderate campers' heads these days.
Please look at your reservation and know your...
There’s a good chance longtime RVers will see many new faces when they check into their favorite campgrounds this summer. Campground owners are handing...
Another month, another marketing opportunity for the people trying to sell you stuff, another disappointment to Mother Nature. In this case, the stuff is...
OPINION
There was a time when, for all its excesses—and there were many!—Forbes magazine at least could be counted on for insightful reportage on American...
Issue 1869
Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks...
Campgrounds in popular locations have long used campsite waitlists to handle backlogs of RVers waiting for an open spot.
While many park owners still work...
It seems the American Camper has become the most studied species since the gray wolf was introduced to Yellowstone National Park. Everywhere you turn,...
Record fuel prices are undoubtedly changing summer camping plans for RVers across North America. These high prices could force people to cancel their campground...
The Michigan State House of Representatives began considering legislation on March 1, 2022, to limit the liability of the state’s campground owners and operators...
Is privatizing state parks a good idea? It’s apparently an attractive concept for some state legislators.
The House of Representatives in West Virginia just passed...
Issue 1793
Welcome to another edition of RV Travel’s Daily Tips newsletter. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and living tips from the pros, travel advice,...
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s plan to expand camping at Custer State Park isn’t going smoothly. A panel of South Dakota lawmakers rejected her...