By Cheri Sicard High-quality vintage motorhomes aren’t just full of memories—they’re built tough and made to last for years. From solid frames to clever layouts, choosing the right one is about str...
The topic of RV beds or mattresses is always a hot topic among RVers. In one RV Service Centers and Repairs report, one reader claimed they thought their RV mattress had been made at a granite quar...
By Dustin Simpson Join me as I share what we like to call “Cool RV Tools.” These are tools and gadgets that we actually use in the RV industry! We also believe they will be helpful to you when you ...
The 2026 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G11LE is one of those campers that makes more sense after a closer look. It is a tiny, light trailer that keeps Rockwood’s better build methods while cutting ...
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1265 Today’s thought “I always wonder why birds choose to stay in the same place when they can fly anywhere on the earth, then I ask myself the s...
Reader Nicole Jones recently learned an expensive lesson the hard way. After taking Virginia’s Express Lanes during rush hour, she was stunned to receive a toll bill for $402.85.
By Russ and Tiña De Maris If you remember high school chemistry, you may remember our friend nitrogen, the gas that makes up about 78 percent of Earth’s atmosphere.
While I was looking for images of Wacky RVs, I saw these RV accidents, and they made me cringe! These are just five things of many that you never want to happen to your RV.
By Cheri Sicard Jack and Darlene of Jack and Darlene Living an Amazing Life are American friends of mine currently on an extended European RV trip with their five (count them) dogs. Yes, the entire...
We all know that an RV dealership has to make a profit, but do we really know how? Todd Nuttall, president of Bish’s RV, laid out the process in plain language in the video at the end of this post ...
Not too many years ago, one of the biggest selling points of RV travel was affordability. Sure, there were fuel costs and campground fees, but many RVers felt they could travel comfortably without ...
Did you know that proper slide-out maintenance can save you thousands of dollars in costly repairs? In this article and video, we’ll explain how the Camco RV rubber seal conditioner protects your R...
By Greg Illes Standard vinyl electrical tape has been around for a long time—too long, some would say. The problem with this commonly used product is its adhesive.
We have started our northbound trip toward the Broughtons, and in this video, I have some footage from a couple of hops we took. First, we left Campbell River and headed straight up Discovery Passa...
Here is news about glamping from the last 30 days. Glamping, a term derived from “glamorous” and “camping,” refers to an outdoor travel style that pairs the immersive, natural setting of traditiona...
Summer hasn’t officially arrived yet, but parts of the country are already feeling it. Forecasters are warning that several significant heat waves could develop across the South, Southwest, and por...
The Vacationer 35K is Holiday Rambler’s top gas Class A and a close sister to the Fleetwood Bounder. The big draw is that it brings bath-and-a-half comfort and solid towing, and showcases many upsc...
Talk to RVers who have spent years on the road and you’ll notice something: Many use free RV camping options instead of paying for every overnight stay. That doesn’t mean they’re sneaking into camp...
We’re bringing this to your attention because we know that most RVtravel.com readers are in or heading toward their senior years. The FBI is warning Medicare recipients about a growing fraud scheme...
Starlink RV internet remains one of the most popular connectivity options for RVers. But recent price changes mean it’s worth taking another look before you sign up.