How much lithium battery power does an RV need?
By Cheri Sicard Picking the right lithium battery bank can feel harder than the install itself. For many RV owners, the goal is simple: Have enough power for the way they camp, without paying for f...
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Grand Design Adds Exclusive Composite Roof to Momentum Line
Grand Design has announced that its new composite roof will be standard on all Momentum fifth-wheels and travel trailers.
Airstream Cuts Off Aluminum Parts To All But Authorized Dealers
Airstream has sent a letter to its dealer network announcing that it will no longer ship aluminum parts to anyone other than an authorized Airstream dealer, raising concerns among some owners.
When washing your hands, do you wet your hands first or apply soap first?
Think about the last time you washed your hands. Chances are, you didn’t give the order of operations a second thought—you just did what you always do.
Two additional uses for EternaBond tape on your RV
By Dustin Simpson A while ago, I shared reasons why I don’t recommend utilizing EternaBond tape on your RV roof (outside of using it as a patch). But today, I want to share two additional ways I do...
Lippert-Patrick Merger Talks Draws Antitrust Scrutiny – RV Industry Concerned
A potential merger between Lippert parent company LCI Industries and Patrick Industries is drawing antitrust scrutiny from Sen. Mike Lee, as RV industry insiders raise concerns about pricing power,...
Higher gas prices could affect next year’s Social Security COLA
Few RVers cheer when gas prices jump. But those painful fill-ups can sometimes have an unexpected side effect: They may help push future Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) higher.
They sold everything to live in an RV at Disney World. Some RVers may understand why
For a lot of RVers, the dream was always supposed to come later: Work the job, pay off the house, wait for retirement, and then finally hit the road to start making memories. One Florida family dec...
RV Daily Tips. Tuesday, April 28, 2026
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RV Camping at a NASCAR Race: What It’s Really Like (and Why Fans Love It)
Camping at NASCAR offers a unique thrill. Read about my family's Daytona experience and our tips for planning your trip.
Follow-up on RV rodent problem with unique fix
Dear Dave, I sent you a message via RV Travel a few days ago about holes through the frame and rodent access to the enclosed belly through those holes. After spotting a Walt Disney-cute, but wholly...
RV Recall Updates | Apr. 28, 2026
Find details on RV recalls related to labels and safety issues for April 28th, 2026. The post RV Recall Updates | Apr.
Water gadgets you need for your RV
By Russ and Tiña De Maris If you’ll be camping in a park with “city water”—that is, water from a faucet—there are some good accessories to keep in your RV storage compartment. These can make your v...
Clearing up confusion over diesel fuel types
By Cheri Sicard Switching to a diesel truck or RV can bring up a lot of questions about fuel. What’s the difference between all those diesel types at the pump?
In what season(s) of the year do you most often RV?
In what season(s) of the year do you most often RV? Do you go camping mostly in the beautiful, warm summer months?
A poem about RVing for National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month, a month-long celebration that was launched by the Academy of American Poets in 1996. Since then, it has grown into the largest literary celebration in the world.
RV shipments are improving—but buyers may still have the upper hand in 2026
The RV Industry Association says 2026 should be a growth year for RV shipments. Not a home run—more like a solid single—but still a step forward from 2025.
California Plans Three New State Parks in Major Expansion
California is planning three new state parks in the Central Valley and thousands of acres of additions to existing parks by the end of the decade.
Washington State to Close Multiple Campgrounds Amid Budget Cuts
Washington campground closures are expanding as budget cuts force full shutdowns and reduced access at multiple DNR recreation sites across the state.
Episode 407: Things You DON’T Need When You Start Out RVing
New to RVing? This week, Jason and Abby share 8 items you don't need for your RV right away.
RV Daily Tips. Monday, April 27, 2026
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Is a Small 5th Wheel Toy Hauler All You Need?
Explore the benefits of a small 5th wheel toy hauler. Enjoy luxury features with manageable towing requirements.
Can I use a 2-prong plug in a 3-prong outlet?
Dear Dave, Some of my appliance plugs only have two prongs but all the outlets have three slots. Is there a correct way to plug these in?
RV hitch failure raises question: When did you last inspect yours?
By Russ and Tiña De Maris Many RVers are pretty aware of safety. They check tire pressure.