RV Travel Newsletter for Sunday, April 5, 2026
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22 of our best spring cleaning articles, tips and projects for RVers
It’s officially spring (we made it!) and you know what that means… spring cleaning! Spring cleaning is more than just a quick dust-off before your first trip.
Living on a $1,250 Social Security check—This RVer says it’s her happiest life yet
Is RVing on Social Security possible? Yes!
Should I unhappily downsize or hang up the keys for good?
Not to bring the entire world, or at least RV Travel’s world, into an ongoing, unpleasant discussion between my husband and me, but here you are. I was going to call this “forced downsizing,” but “...
4 unique U.S. waterfalls RVers should visit
The U.S. has many, many waterfalls—too many to count!
Stop comparing yourself to other RVers
There’s nothing like rolling into a new campground, unfurling the awning, and feeling the whole world slow down. But… then you scroll your social media feed or walk past a neighbor’s larger, newer ...
The reality of visiting Yosemite National Park with a dog
Yosemite can feel huge, busy, and a little intimidating with a dog. Jess, of Exploring Gems, expected the usual national park limits, campgrounds, parking lots, and not much else that would allow h...
RV tire covers: Pros and cons— Do you use them?
My husband and I do not agree when it comes to RV tire covers. I think they should be covered at all times.
Why Tractor Supply Company is an RVer’s best friend
If you spend any time traveling by RV, you quickly learn that not all stores are created equal. Some are great for groceries, others for gear, and a select few become go-to stops for just about eve...
The 2-in-1 RV tank cleaner for all RV water tanks
By Dustin Simpson Join me in the video below as we say goodbye to stubborn tank deposits and hello to hassle-free cleaning with the revolutionary Thetford 2-in-1 tank cleaner! Specially formulated ...
The sweet history of Easter’s favorite candy. Do you like Peeps?
By Gail Marsh It’s time to celebrate Easter! To me, Easter means church, family gatherings and, of course, Peeps!
RV Travel Newsletter for Saturday, April 4, 2026
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Beyond the Headlines: Big moves in the woods, a park week switch-up, and an RV dealer reality check
The Forest Service is planted elsewhere According to PARKography, the Forest Service is going to move its headquarters out of Washington, D.C., and over to Salt Lake City, Utah. The move is anticip...
Will you do something special for Easter tomorrow?
Tomorrow is Easter! If you celebrate, a very Happy Easter to you!
Santa Barbara looks to turn beachfront parking lot into RV overnight area
Santa Barbara is considering converting part of a waterfront parking lot into an overnight RV parking area as it looks for new revenue sources. Under the proposal, 127 existing spaces at 236 E.
Gas prices surge past $4 per gallon nationwide for first time in four years
The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline exceeded $4/gallon this week for the first time since August 2022. Today’s average of $4.08 is ten cents higher than last week and $1.08 higher...
A look at the new Slate pickup and why you might want one
With pickup trucks being intensely popular, it makes sense for newcomer Slate to come on the scene with their entry into the field. They have a very, very different idea of how to build and support...
Big Bend National Park halts lodge rebuild over budget shortfall, just weeks before start
A long-planned construction project at Big Bend National Park has been canceled just weeks before work was set to begin, marking another setback for upgrades to one of the park’s most popular visit...
Trump’s budget proposal targets National Parks with massive funding cuts
The National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) is once again raising concerns over a new round of devastating proposed budget cuts for our national parks.
RV Daily Tips. Friday, April 3, 2026
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Who Makes the Best Portable Waste Tank for RVs?
Choose the best portable waste tank for RV camping based on size, features, and the latest innovations. The post Who Makes the Best Portable Waste Tank for RVs?
Why do new RV batteries show yellow bars at 12.4 volts with everything off?
Dear Dave, I recently bought two Interstate Group 27 deep cycle RV batteries and had the RV shop install them. I picked up the motorhome and took it straight to storage and shut off the power swit...
Need a new place to walk? Try this trail-finding trick with Google Maps
Enjoy walking but tired of the same ol’ trails or routes every time? Here’s how I’ve found dozens of trails close to home that I never knew about… I thought I had walked every trail within a walk o...
How many pets travel with you in your RV?
Think about who’s riding along with you on your RV trips. And, no, we’re not just talking about your human travel partner(s) today, but the furry ones, too.