Scamp vs. Casita—Which fiberglass travel trailer is better?
A past video on the Travels & Travails channel about selling a Scamp and buying a Casita pulled in more than 700,000 views. A lot of the pushback was in the 17-foot Casita vs.
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SideShift Bow Thruster 24V Motor Upgrade Installation
I’m back working on the boat, and today’s project was installing the new 24-volt motor for its SideShift bow thruster. The existing 12-volt unit is about eight years old and has developed a squeaky...
RV Travel Newsletter for Sunday, May 24, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1262 Today’s thought “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” —Joseph Campbell Need an excuse to celeb...
Follow these important steps to protect your home while you’re gone RVing
By Gail Marsh Most RVers can’t wait to get out on the open road. Thieves can’t wait for you to leave home, either!
RVers debate: Are those yellow speed signs the law or just suggestions?
If you have ever taken an exit ramp or maneuvered a sharp curve, you’ve probably spotted a yellow sign with a lower speed posted on it. These yellow speed signs became the topic of discussion at a ...
Enjoy quirky stops? Visit Tennessee’s Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum
If you like roadside attractions that are a little weird (in the best possible way), visit the Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum in Gatlinburg, TN. The museum calls itself the world’s only salt and pep...
Route 66 is the ‘Mother Road’, but what’s America’s ‘Father Road’?
A while back, I wrote about the true mother of the “Mother Road.” One of our readers, Steve H., commented and suggested that perhaps there’s a “Father Road,” as well. Turns out, Steve has a valid p...
Dump station drama will drive you nuts! Rude RVer holds up line for three hours!
By Cheri Sicard In the video at the bottom of this article, Robin Barrett of Creativity RV shares a tale of a dump station drama!
Experiencing the Overland Expo. Yes, you should go
Have you been to an RV show? (Perhaps that should be a poll.🤔) But if you’ve ever been to almost any RV show out there, then you have an idea what it’s like—endless rows of RVs, often organized by...
Have you ever had mice, rats, or other critters get into your RV?
If you’ve spent any amount of time RVing, you’ve probably heard the stories. A mouse sneaks in through a tiny opening and turns a storage compartment into its personal condo.
Why you should make an RV shakedown trip an annual event
We’ve been RVing for years, so why do we need a shakedown trip? Aren’t those trips for RV “newbies”?
Why EternaBond tape may not be the solution for RV roof maintenance
By Dustin Simpson In this video, we dive into the truth about RV roof repairs and explore why EternaBond tape or similar products may not always be the best solution for maintaining your RV’s roof.
RVtravel.com readers share what they love most about their RVs
Last week, we asked RVtravel.com readers: What do you love most about your RV? The answers came from owners of fifth wheels, motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, and even a vintage Ultra Van.
RV Travel Newsletter for Saturday, May 23, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1262 Today’s thought “The brave die never, though they sleep in dust: Their courage nerves a thousand living men.” —Minot J.
RVing news from around the world
Here are some of the latest developments affecting RVers and caravanners outside of North America — from new travel fees and campground changes to tourism crackdowns and road-trip trends. We have o...
Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: GM’s surprise exit (not good), industry insights, and RV tech careers
This week, we look at how the decision by GM to dump the Silverado medium-duty trucks will affect the RV industry. Then we also sit in on the RV Industry Power Breakfast and review the conversation.
Would you ever stay at a campground specifically because it has a bar or brewery?
Have you ever picked a campground because it had a swimming pool? A hot tub?
The ‘apocalypse’ camper is here, and it has bear-spray cannons
Some RVs come with solar panels. Some come with outdoor kitchens.
Yosemite warns about irresponsible RV parking
Yosemite National Park is a beautiful place and often packed with visitors. It can be tempting to park for just a few minutes (or longer) at an overlook to get the perfect picture or a choice locat...
California expands digital driver’s license options
California is expanding its mobile driver’s license program by allowing residents to store digital driver’s licenses and state IDs in Samsung Wallet, giving Samsung smartphone users another option ...
Feds warn of scammers demanding payments for traffic violations
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is warning Americans of scammers claiming to be from NHTSA and demanding payment for traffic violations. These messages often refer to fake judges...
Man Tries to Light Snakes on Fire, Burns RV Down Instead
A 72-year-old Arkansas man is facing multiple charges after police say he tried to remove snakes from his RV by pouring alcohol on them and lighting them on fire. Snakes on a Plane…but in an RV Acc...
No relief at the pump for Memorial Day driving trips
As holiday travelers start hitting the road in record numbers, Memorial Day weekend gas prices are the highest they’ve been in four years.
RV Daily Tips. Friday, May 22, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2910 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “Your story is the greatest legacy that you will leave to your friends.” —Steve Saint Need an excus...