RV makers are pulling back. What that could mean for RV buyers
The RV market outlook 2026 looked much brighter a few months ago. Now, some of that optimism is fading as manufacturers lower forecasts and reduce production schedules.
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Yay! Smooth Travel Through Johnstone Strait to the Broughtons
In the last video, we came up to Forward Harbour from Campbell River and anchored in Douglas Bay all by ourselves. The weather out in Johnstone Strait was pretty rough with winds of 20 to 30 knots...
Many Alliance RV models recalled for wiring fire danger
Alliance RV is recalling certain 2020-2026 Midwest Automotive Design Luxe Cruisers, 2021-2026 Ultimate Coach, G-55, 2022 Ultimate Entertainer, 2022-2024 Revolution, 2022-2025 Professional Series, 2...
RV Daily Tips. Wednesday, June 17, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2928 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your...
How To Sanitize Your RV Fresh Water Tank (Step-by-Step)
Learn the importance of sanitizing an RV fresh water tank regularly and enjoy our breakdown of the RV sanitization process.
Why does one RV air conditioner blow warm air while driving?
By Dave Solberg Dear Dave, I’ve just returned from Talladega, marking our second successful long distance road trip. On both trips we have run the generator and both air conditioner units to keep ...
Burned by the plug: A wake-up call on shore power safety
By Russ and Tiña De Maris A conscientious RVer had a scary situation. His 30-amp RV was plugged into a 30-amp-rated outlet.
Campsite stories—7 things you never want to hear
By Cheri Sicard Campers know a trip can flip in one sentence. One minute the site is calm, and the next somebody says something that sends everyone sniffing the air, grabbing a flashlight, or blami...
Do you experience altitude sickness at high elevations?
Altitude sickness is a very common thing, especially for those who live at or closer to sea level compared to those who live at higher elevations.
Brinkley Model Z 2900—Luxury fifth wheel that feels like home
The Brinkley Model Z 2900 packs a lot into 32’11”. With three slides, a residential look, and a long list of standard features, it feels much bigger than its footprint suggests.
Starlink’s New Dish and Rental Fee Brings Big Changes for RVers
If you’re a Starlink user — or thinking about it for your RV — there are some changes that have already rolled out and a few on the way that are worth knowing about.
Used RV Sales Buck the Trend
While the new RV market continues to struggle, the used side of the business is telling a very different story. New RV Sales Continue to Slide New RV retail registrations fell 16.87% year-over-year...
RV Industry Struggles in 2026. What’s Really Going On?
Reuters traveled to Elkhart, Indiana to report on the RV downturn. Does this mean we are in trouble?
RVers in their 70s aren’t slowing down. They’re changing how they travel
Spend time in RV parks, snowbird destinations, or popular retirement travel areas and you’ll find plenty of RVers in their 70s who are still traveling extensively. For many, the biggest change isn’...
Gas prices just dropped below $4. Why RVers shouldn’t celebrate yet
For the first time since April, the national average gasoline price has slipped below $4 a gallon. That’s welcome news for RVers heading into summer travel season.
RV Daily Tips. Tuesday, June 16, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2927 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” ―Winston Churchill Need ...
My RV’s gray tank valve handle and rod are missing. How can I drain the smelly tank?
Dear Dave, The gray tank rod and handle were missing when I got ready to leave the campsite. The tank is 2/3 full but I can’t drain it.
Simple strap hack makes propane cylinder transport easy
By Russ and Tiña De Maris Lugging propane cylinders in the back of the pickup for a refill can be risky. Left on their own, they tend to tip over, and can get into mischief.
The viral tortilla cinnamon roll hack really works
By Cheri Sicard The best bite of any cinnamon roll is the center—soft, sticky, and packed with cinnamon sugar. Chef Andrew Gruel put a viral shortcut to the test by turning that idea into a fast de...
Do you listen to music while you drive?
For some, no road trip is complete without the perfect soundtrack playing through the speakers. Whether it’s classic rock, country, oldies, jazz, podcasts, audiobooks, or even complete silence, wha...
RV Daily Tips. Monday, June 15, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2926 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “A journey is a person in itself; no two are alike.
Full Body Paint RVs: The Best Custom-Paint Models
Discover the process behind custom RV paint jobs and our picks for the best full-body painted RVs.
Why does RV water pump run all the time when connected to city water?
Dear Dave, The RV water pump stays on when hooked up to city water even when the switch is off. Also, the pump “hums” when the unit is shut down.
Sagging, loose cables are a silent threat to your RV’s slide-outs
By Andrew Herrick Sagging cables are a harbinger of bad things to come. If you roll the dice on your cable-driven RV slide-out, you might get lucky, or you might hear a BOOM!… and now your slide-ou...