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Would you pay $70 for a familiar RV site—or try a $27 alternative?

Nanci Dixon -
We are on the road again! Settling down after day one of travel, with the RV parked, hooked up, and just relaxing. No ongoing...

Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: Go RVing, reservations down, service comes to you

Tony Barthel -
National go RVing Day! If you suddenly are feeling overwhelmed with the desire to go RVing, there’s a good reason. The RV Industry Association has...

Ten tips about how to find quiet RV parks

RV Travel -
By Gail Marsh Who wouldn’t want a little peace and quiet? From morning to night, daily noise hammers at our senses. Work, traffic, technology, conversation,...

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

Russ and Tiña De Maris -
(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...

Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: Campers are changing their ways as RV industry tensions rise

Tony Barthel -
In this week’s Beyond the Headlines, I want to first welcome those of you who are bringing your campers out of hibernation back to...

Two huge Texas RV parks may create ‘RV City’

RV Travel -
Two massive RV parks tied to the AI boom could soon reshape Abilene, Texas, where traditional housing is hard to come by. The first park...

A river overflowed, an RV park vanished, and a community grieved

Russ and Tiña De Maris -
By the time most campers along the Guadalupe River had turned in for the night, Blue Oak RV Park looked much as it had...

Another Amazon-linked RV park moves closer to approval

Russ and Tiña De Maris -
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...

Creative ways to find quiet RV parks

RV Travel -
By Gail Marsh Who wouldn’t want a little peace and quiet? From morning to night, daily noise hammers at our senses. Work, traffic, technology, conversation,...

Who decides when an RV park should evacuate due to safety concerns?

Russ and Tiña De Maris -
Last July, heavy rains and flooding caught the Texas Hill Country off guard. Along the Guadalupe River, home to campgrounds and RV resorts, things...

Texas builds massive RV parks for temporary workers, but who will use them after?

Russ and Tiña De Maris -
Taylor County is experiencing one of the biggest RV booms in Texas history. The county’s largest project, Elmdale — a 2,313-site RV park rising...

Boy’s death in camp from falling oak tree branch prompts lawsuit

RV Travel -
RVtravel.com contributor J.R. Montigel wrote an article last month where he asked, "Is it safe to camp beneath trees during a windstorm?" He wrote:...
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