The Forest Service’s new app is helpful. So, why do RVers still need Recreation.gov?
The U.S. Forest Service has launched a new mobile app designed to make recreation planning easier.
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The U.S. Forest Service has launched a new mobile app designed to make recreation planning easier.
Amazon Prime Day RV deals are still a few weeks away, but RVers who wait until the sale starts may already be behind. If you’ve been thinking about a new power station, tire pressure monitor, Starl...
In the video, I installed a high-water bilge alarm from Johnson Pump as an extra safety upgrade on the boat. This little unit sits just above the normal bilge pump level and alerts us with a super-...
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2920 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “You can’t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” ―Mark Twain Need an excuse t...
Dear Dave, We are full-time RVers. I’m wondering if I need to use a trickle charger on my 12v starter batteries to maintain them.
By Gail Marsh It’s a job that many RVers dread—especially as newbies. I’m here to tell you that you need not dread this necessary job.
By Cheri Sicard After four months as volunteer camp hosts on Arizona’s Mogollon Rim, Kim and Pete of RV Life with Kim Hanna came away with a clear answer: Camp hosting can be great, but it is not a...
You can tell a lot of our poll questions come to us when we’re doing everyday things. Like this one, which came to us as we pulled a clean pair of pajamas out of our drawer.
By Dustin Simpson Join me in the video below as I delve into some of the most common RV issues plaguing the industry today. In an interview with Wholesale Warranties, I chatted with Staci and discu...
A hard-sided truck camper that weighs about 400 pounds is rare. The 2026 Aliner Switchback goes further because it is built for smaller pickups and still folds low enough to stay practical day to day.
The recent Interstate 95 bus crash in Virginia that killed five people and injured dozens more has once again focused national attention on the dangers that exist when vehicles traveling at highway...
Ask someone what the biggest danger in a national park is and they’ll probably mention bears, mountain lions or some other dramatic wilderness threat. But the numbers tell a different story.
In a surprise announcement, Lippert CEO steps down effective immediately, while a former Camping World executive takes over in the interim.
A major shipping route that carries much of the world’s oil may never return to normal, a development that could affect fuel prices after the current Middle East conflict ends.
One of the most unfortunate developments on new model RVs in recent years has been built-in outside lighting. Sometimes it’s functional, but often it’s just for show — another “gadget” to help sell...
Greetings, fellow RVers! Today, in addition to other great stuff we are liking, we turn a spotlight on portable power stations.
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2919 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “I think there is a world market for maybe five computers.” —Thomas Watson, president of IBM, 1943 ...
Dear Dave, I have come to the conclusion that most RV campgrounds have very poor water quality. It is either very hard or even contaminated, leaving me scrambling for a good water source.
By Nanci Dixon Several interstates are notorious for wind, particularly in the spring and fall. I-40, I-10, and I-8 have all sidelined us at one time or another.
Many pet owners allow their pets to sleep in bed with them at night. Come on, you know it’s hard to turn down that begging face!
Most RVers have seen it. A campground restroom closed for repairs.
We reported on December 18, 2025, that YouTuber Will Prowse shared a video entitled “Battleborn 12V Battery: Major Safety Issue,” with a featured image of the word “Dangerous” in large letters on t...
A fire that destroyed an RV being used as a residence in Pasco, Washington, recently drew firefighters to the scene and left investigators working to determine what caused the blaze.
Diesel RV owners haven’t had much reason to smile at the pump lately. After months of rising fuel costs, however, some welcome news finally arrived this week.