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Honda camper trailer concept still moving forward despite EV delays
The Honda camper trailer idea didn’t fade away when the company hit the brakes on parts of its electric vehicle rollout. If anything, the latest reporting suggests the opposite—that Honda is still ...
California targets RV, luxury vehicle tax loophole
California officials are cracking down on a popular tax-avoidance strategy used by some RV and luxury vehicle owners.
New Starlink hybrid plan promises simpler internet for RVers
The idea of a Starlink hybrid plan for RVers sounds simple: one plan, one connection, everywhere you go. But the real question isn’t what it can do—it’s when RVers will actually be able to use it.
Lawsuit claims Camping World Holdings misled investors
A national plaintiffs’ law firm has filed a class-action lawsuit against Camping World Holdings Inc., alleging the company misled investors about its inventory management and demand forecasting. Th...
RV Daily Tips. Friday, April 10, 2026
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Is A Front Kitchen Travel Trailer Your Ideal RV?
Experience the convenience of a front kitchen travel trailer, designed for chefs who desire optimal space and functionality. The post Is A Front Kitchen Travel Trailer Your Ideal RV?
Why does the trailer model number not match the length?
Dear Dave, How does one know whether the advertised length of a travel trailer includes the tongue? I have seen the question asked online and it has been answered both “yes” and “no”.
Why you need a multimeter for your RV
As an RV electrical expert, I’ve learned that a basic digital multimeter can save you a world of trouble on the road. In this article, I’ll show you how to quickly test pedestal voltage, check your...
DIY RV hacks tested: What worked and what was a bust
By Cheri Sicard Small RV problems can eat up more time than the big ones. A loose fender skirt, a towel with nowhere to dry, or a hose that won’t stay put can turn into daily annoyances fast.
Will you plan a special outing (or drive) this month to view flowers?
Here in Washington, where I’m writing this from, it’s finally tulip season! The beautiful Skagit Valley, about an hour north of Seattle, comes alive with tulip fields that transport you right to th...
9 Kids’ Hiking Gear Items Worth Buying
Buying hiking gear for kids can get expensive fast, but a few smart picks can make family hikes much easier. Here are nine pieces of kids hiking gear worth considering for families who spend time o...
An easy fix for a shower that won’t drain
By Dustin Simpson If you’re showering in your RV and you’re standing in a couple of inches of water, or if the water just isn’t draining as quickly as it should, you have an issue that needs to be ...
Escape 5.0 fiberglass fifth wheel—warm and cozy
At Escape Trailer Industries in Chilliwack, British Columbia, the 2025 Escape 5.0 makes a strong first impression. It’s a molded fiberglass fifth wheel that stays compact, yet still fits the featur...
Timed Entry Is Gone at Some National Parks. You Still Need a Plan.
Timed entry may be gone at some national parks, but that does not mean the crowds are gone too. This year, Mount Rainier, Arches, Yosemite, and Glacier National Park have all announced that timed e...
Yellowstone entrances, roads prepare to open
Beginning next Friday (April 17) at 8 a.m., select entrances and roads in Yellowstone National Park will open for the summer season, weather permitting, as part of the annual spring opening.
U.S.–Iran ceasefire talk hasn’t lowered fuel prices much. Here’s why
If you were hoping the U.S.–Iran ceasefire would bring relief at the fuel pump, you’re not alone. On paper, easing tensions should mean lower oil prices—and eventually cheaper gas and diesel.
Great RV Accessories Newsletter #87
Greetings, fellow RVers! With RV life, sometimes you just need a little bit of help.
RV Daily Tips. Thursday, April 9, 2026
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Your Definitive Guide to Green Camping
Commit to more sustainable camping with these tips and eco-friendly product recommendations.
LED lights flicker in my RV. What should I look for?
Dear Dave, The LED lights in my RV flicker randomly with no obvious power issue happening. Plus, it is more than just one light so I doubt it’s the bulb.
How to get rid of, and prevent, RV drain fly infestations
By Gail Marsh Infestation? That’s putting it mildly!
The weirdest national park sites in the United States
By Cheri Sicard After years of researching the National Park System, National Park Diaries keeps running into places that break the usual rules, and they share them in the video at the end of this ...
How often do you go out to dinner?
Mmm… dinner! We’re getting hungry just thinking about it.