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Trump Just Withdrew Scott Socha to Lead the National Park Service
The White House announced on April 27 that it had withdrawn Scott Socha, a longtime Delaware North exec, as head of the NPS.
This Mount Everest Drone Video Shows the Deadly Serac in the Khumbu Icefall
A flying drone filmed the looming tower of ice that threatens the route through the Khumbu Icefall. The serac has prevented officials from opening Mount Everest to climbers.
I Saved a Dying Climber on a Deadly Himalayan Peak. It Nearly Killed Me.
On Annapurna, the margin between life and death is painfully thin. Ashok Lama, a Nepali guide, recently saved two climbers on the peak, and narrowly escaped with his own life.
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.
The British Are Coming and You’re Gonna Love It
Berghaus crosses the pond with alpine performance, Britpop style, and an unbreakable guarantee The post The British Are Coming and You’re Gonna Love It appeared first on Outside Online.
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.
Discover a Year-Round Adventure Hub in Charlotte, North Carolina
With four perfect seasons, this Southern getaway is always the right destination The post Discover a Year-Round Adventure Hub in Charlotte, North Carolina appeared first on Outside Online.
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.
I Live in a Bird-Watching Hot Spot. Here’s the Birding Gear I Use to Make the Most of Spring Migration.
Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just getting started, a few lightweight, packable, and practical pieces of birding gear can help you experience a successful bird watching adventure. The post I ...
The Rise of the “Menopause Retreat” and Why Midlife Women Are Flocking to Them
Can a week in the jungle rewrite the rules of menopause?
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.
Visit America’s weirdest small towns on your next road trip
By Cheri Sicard If a journey through the wonderfully weird side of the USA sounds appealing, then buckle up. In the video below, the team from Weird History has compiled a list of the weirdest smal...
Would you say you are addicted to your cell phone?
Cell phones aren’t just handy anymore—they’re constant companions. And for a lot of people, that connection is starting to feel a little… sticky.
Having a towing maintenance kit could save your trip
By Dustin Simpson In the past, Dave Solberg and I met for a livestream called Talkin’ RV Tech. We not only answered technical questions, but we also shared what we like to call “cool tools.” These ...
2026 Forest River Surveyor Legend 204MKLE—Not bad… just weird
The 2026 Forest River Surveyor Legend 204MKLE is the kind of trailer that can split opinions fast. It packs a lot of smart features into a popular couple’s floor plan, yet one choice changes the wh...
Casitas of SKP Saguaro Co-Op RV Park – Benson, AZ
One of the things that drew us to getting a lot at SKP Saguaro Co-Op RV Park was that many of the lots have casitas on them. Now, just what is a casita?
Dry Tourism Guide: Mocktails, Morning Rituals, and Fitness-Friendly RV Setups for Better Campsite Living
Dry tourism — traveling without alcohol — is anything but limiting.
I Am a Full-Time Overlander. Here’s What It’s Really Like.
While vanlife is about the aesthetic, overlanding is about the adventure. Here's why 12 million people like me are trading paved roads for self-reliance and remote, off-grid landscapes.
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