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RV Travel Newsletter for Saturday, March 21, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1253 If you find this newsletter helpful, please consider supporting our work with a donation of your choice.
RV travel jumps 23 percent with 34 million RVers planning spring road trips
With major events like America’s 250th anniversary, the World Cup, and Route 66’s Centennial this year, RVing remains a top choice for spring travel. A 23% increase from last spring, more than 34 m...
If gas prices stay high—or rise even more—will it affect your summer RVing plans?
Think about your upcoming summer travel plans for a moment. The routes you’re dreaming about, the campgrounds you’ve bookmarked… and then there’s the cost of getting there.
Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: RVs are getting cooler, RVing is less cool, and some cool RVs
In this week’s look back at some of the headlines in the RV industry, we’re taking a look at something making the RV industry cooler, why some folks think RVing is less cool and a look at a couple ...
2026 Coachmen RV Freedom Express Select 249SE— ‘One of the best no-slide campers ever’
After more than 17 years around RVs, Josh the RV Nerd at Bish’s RV calls the 2026 Coachmen RV Freedom Express Select 249SE one of the best no-slide couple’s campers he’s ever seen.
How Much Wind Can an RV Withstand?
How much wind can an RV withstand? The answer depends on weight, setup, and weather conditions.
Big Bend’s most popular campground, area to close for two years
If Big Bend National Park has been on your radar, the chance to experience the Chisos Basin as it is now is running out. Beginning May 1, 2026, the National Park Service will close the entire Chiso...
Washington State Parks increases out-of-state reservation fees, and more
The Washington State Parks system is older than the National Parks system and stewards 122,000 acres of land in every corner of the state.
Texas opens its first new state park in 25 years
For the first time in more than 25 years, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is opening the gates to a state park in North Texas. Palo Pinto Mountains State Park, located between Abilen...
Gas prices continue to rise. Here’s how you can save
The headlines are starting to sound familiar. Fuel prices are climbing, oil markets are jittery, and some analysts are warning that high gas prices could put a dent in RV travel this year.
RV fire ignites fireworks, sparking explosions in Texas
A Texas RV fire involving fireworks presented a safety lesson in dramatic fashion this week. In northwest Harris County, what began as a fire involving an RV didn’t stay contained for long.
Giant Sequoias Could Get New Federal Protection
A new bipartisan effort in Congress aims to protect one of the most iconic natural features in the National Park System: giant sequoias. Senators Alex Padilla of California and John Curtis of Utah ...
RV Daily Tips. Friday, March 20, 2026
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Who Makes the Largest Destination Trailer?
The largest destination trailers provide ample space, comfort, and convenience for your mobile vacation home. The post Who Makes the Largest Destination Trailer?
When sanitizing RV freshwater tank, will chlorine damage the water softener?
Dear Dave, When sanitizing a freshwater tank, will it hurt to run chlorine through the RV water softener? —Richard, 2019 DRV Full House Dear Richard, Chlorine is used by city municipal water treatm...
Smart ways RVers use suction grab bars in their RVs
You may already keep removable suction-cup grab bars in your RV shower for safety. Did you know that these handy bars can be used in other helpful ways as you RV?
No-move RV water fill secret for tight spots
By Cheri Sicard Two straight weeks off-grid boondocking in the Mojave Desert can turn simple chores into a grind. Dust ends up on everything, water starts running low, and even a basic refill can f...
Do you have a favorite RV trip of all time?
Think back over alllll the miles you’ve traveled in your RV. The places you’ve seen, the campgrounds you’ve stayed in, the little moments that stuck with you long after the trip ended.
Why retaining an RV expert witness is essential to RV legal matters
By Dustin Simpson Retaining an RV expert witness can be essential in legal matters where specialized knowledge about RVs is required. An RV expert witness is typically someone with extensive experi...
2026 Forest River Ibex 16MRJ—A no-slide, mini camper that doesn’t compromise on space
A lot of small travel trailers feel like a compromise, but the 2026 Forest River Ibex 16MRJ is different. It’s a single-axle, no-slide camper that stays under 20 feet tip-to-tail, but it still sque...
Big Bend National Park’s Chisos Basin to Close for Major Construction
If Big Bend National Park is on your travel list for 2026 or 2027, there is one major change you will want to know about before you go.
Health: Breath test could diagnose pneumonia
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new breath test that could one day help doctors quickly diagnose pneumonia, potentially even at home. The technology uses t...
Plug-in solar is on the rise. What RV owners already know— and what’s different at home
RVers have been living with small-scale solar for years—watching the weather, managing limited wattage, and squeezing the most out of a few panels and a battery bank. Now, a similar idea is startin...