2026 Forest River Sunseeker 2350LE— comfort for couples
The 2026 Forest River Sunseeker 2350LE is a compact Class C. It makes the most of its short footprint and is best suited for couples or single travelers.
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Love’s opens new RV-friendly stop in Alabama
If you’re rolling down I-22 northwest of Birmingham, there’s a new place to land for the night—and the Love’s RV hookups Alabama push just added another pin to the map.
Brinkley factory tour highlights push for better RV build quality
Most RVers don’t need a factory tour to know what goes wrong with a rig. Loose wiring, hard-to-reach plumbing, cabinets that shift, systems buried where no human hand can reach—those are the compla...
Bear activity near Yellowstone triggers tent bans, RVers allowed to stay
Campgrounds near Yellowstone National Park don’t always stay open to everyone. When Yellowstone bear camping restrictions kick in, some sites flip to a hard-sided-only rule—no tents, no exceptions.
RV Daily Tips. Thursday, April 16, 2026
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LED bulbs are not created equal. Cheap ones can cause issues
This spring I conducted more than 100 seminars at RV shows across the country, and the “Boondocking, Getting Off The Gird” seminar was a very popular one. One of the topics is how to extend battery...
A contractor’s RV advice for maintaining your RV
By Cheri Sicard Jared Gillis from All About RVs used to be a contractor. He says when it comes to looking at RVs, he just can’t turn his contractor’s brain off.
Yosemite’s Ahwahnee Dining Room to Charge $95 and Up for Prix Fixe Dinners
If you’ve ever dreamed of dining in one of the most iconic hotel dining rooms in the national park system, it’s about to get a lot more structured — and a lot more expensive.
Trump Administration Agrees to Keep Pride Flag Flying at Stonewall National Monument
Stonewall National Monument will continue flying the Pride flag after the Trump administration settled a lawsuit over its removal earlier this year.
Texas Man Sentenced After Walking on Yellowstone Thermal Features
The rules in national parks—especially Yellowstone—are not suggestions. A 50-year-old man from Texas has been sentenced to five days in jail after walking off a designated boardwalk and onto fragil...
Boundary Waters Mining Fight Heads to Senate as Protections Hang in Balance
The Senate could soon weigh a resolution that would undo federal mining protections near Minnesota’s Boundary Waters, reopening the debate over copper-nickel mining in one of the country’s most sen...
How to camp next to the St. Louis Gateway Arch
By Cheri Sicard The St. Louis Gateway Arch and the Gateway Arch National Park are iconic pieces of American history.
BLM’s New Plan Could Make Camping Near Zion a Lot Harder
Camping near Zion National Park could soon look very different. A new BLM plan would reduce dispersed camping along the SR-9 corridor and shift more overnight use into designated sites and two new ...
Hiking With Kids: 10 Tips to Make Family Hikes More Fun
Hiking with kids can be fun, flexible, and far less stressful with the right approach. These 10 practical tips can help families have a better day on the trail.
How much of your RV’s floor is covered with wall-to-wall carpet?
Older RVs used to have more carpeting than newer models. Carpeting can be a real drag for those of you who are outdoorsy, spend time in lots of muddy and wet places, or have pets.
Yellowstone Opens Spring Season With Select Entrances and Roads Around Park
Yellowstone National Park will begin its annual spring opening on Friday, April 17, 2026, with select entrances and roads reopening to visitors, weather permitting. The North Entrance in Gardiner, ...
Health: Want to avoid dementia? Drink coffee!
RVtravel.com readers may have an advantage of not developing dementia based on how they start their day. According to a recent poll of more than 4,200 of our readers, 89 percent begin their days wi...
Grand Canyon Tightens South Rim Water Restrictions After More Pipeline Breaks
Grand Canyon National Park has expanded South Rim water restrictions after more breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline. The park remains open, but dry camping, reduced lodging occupancy, and fire rest...
Thinking about an electric RV? Here’s the reality in 2026
If you’ve been following the buzz around electric RVs, 2026 sounds like it ought to be the year everything finally comes together. The headlines keep coming, the prototypes keep rolling out, and th...
DEF sensor failures stranded RVers— Now the EPA is stepping in
If DEF sensor failures ever sidelined your diesel pickup or motorhome, you’re not imagining things and you weren’t alone. Those same DEF sensor failures that left RVers limping along at reduced spe...
RV Daily Tips. Wednesday, April 15, 2026
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RV Warranty Guide: What’s Actually Covered?
Learn more about RV warranty plans, who covers what, how to keep claims from getting denied, and more. The post RV Warranty Guide: What’s Actually Covered?
Blue parking spots are for disabled drivers. What are purple spaces?
Dear Dave, I know that a parking spot painted blue is designated for handicap parking. However, I noticed a purple parking spot yesterday.
Headlight glare is getting worse. Here’s what to do when you’re blinded
You’re rolling along after dark, minding your own business, and then it hits—an oncoming set of headlights so bright it feels like someone flipped a spotlight straight into your eyes. For a moment,...