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Helio XE— A small has-it-all travel trailer you can tow with a car
Finding a camper that stays light without feeling stripped down is tough. That is why the Hēlio XE stands out, because it packs a wet bath, kitchen, dinette, and even an optional bunk into a compac...
Episode 406: Report Shows Big Drop In RV Ownership, Camping Participation
On this episode of the podcast, we take a look at KOA's 2026 Camping Report, which shows a big dip in RV ownership and camping participation.
Bluetti Elite 300 Power Station Review – Big Power in Small Package!
I’m back with another review from Bluetti, this time on their new Elite 300 series portable power station. I’ve previously checked out their smaller AC70 and Elite 100 models, which are great for e...
RV 12V Fresh Water Pump Repair – Replaced Faulty Microswitch
In this video, I diagnose and repair my faulty RV 12VDC freshwater pump. Turns out the microswitch, part of the water pump’s pressure switch assembly, was intermittent.
RV Travel Newsletter for Sunday, April 19, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1257 Today’s thought “To move, to breathe, to fly, to float… to roam the roads of lands remote.” —Hans Christian Andersen Need an excuse to celeb...
How to avoid, reduce, or eliminate RV driving pain
By Cheri Sicard RV driving pain—no, not the pain you feel at the pumps, but rather actual physical pain caused by prolonged driving your RV—is something rarely discussed. However, (the late) Martin...
7-year-old girl’s video review of travel trailer is a delight
You don’t come across many video reviews of an RV conducted by a 7-year-old girl. Well, here’s the exception.
Best Eastern U.S. railroad gems for RVers and where to camp nearby
All aboard! If you love trains, you’ll love these railroad gems!
Three free RV apps for easy navigation, big rigs, free camping, more
Say it three times fast: three free RV apps, three free RV apps, three free RV apps! Even if you can’t say it three times fast, I know these three free apps will help you as you RV.
Popular RV myths seen on social media— BUSTED!
If you spend any time on social media, first of all, how do you recover from some of the absolutely ridiculous things people write?
RVtravel.com’s ultimate collection of money-saving tips for RVers
Saving money is very important right now. Fuel prices are up.
Awesome ‘Aironado’: 1970s Toronado and Airstream hybrid
By Cheri Sicard YouTube personality Mav, of Mav Made It (2.7M subscribers, 484M views!), bought himself quite a birthday present! It’s an “Aironado,” a 1970 Oldsmobile Toronado combined with an Air...
Have you missed out on booking a campsite or campground you really wanted this year?
Think about the last time you tried to book a campground you really wanted. You had your dates picked out, maybe even set a reminder… and then—gone.
12 more quick RV tips and hacks from actual RVers
When advice comes from someone who’s packed up at dawn, switched propane tanks at 2 a.m., and successfully battled insects from fruit flies to cockroaches, I know their tips can be trusted. Here ar...
In defense of the RV shut-off valve: A $15 plumbing mod you shouldn’t live without
RV plumbing code (NFPA 1192) does not require individual fixture shut-off valves. It ain’t like your house, which is likely governed by some version of the International Residential Code.
Lippert, Patrick: Largest RV Component Mfrs in Merger Talks
Patrick Industries and Lippert have confirmed they are discussing a potential merger of equals, putting two of the RV industry’s biggest component suppliers at the center of a possible major deal.
The Forest Service Is Moving to Utah. Here’s What That Means for Our Public Lands.
The Forest Service is moving to Salt Lake City and consolidating research stations. Critics warn the move signals a shift from recreation to extraction The post The Forest Service Is Moving to Utah.
I Tested Allergy Supplements for a Whole Month. These Are the Ones That Helped Me Survive My Outdoor Runs.
While I can’t avoid the pollen dusting the trails I run on, I’ve found that I can breathe a little easier when I’m taking an allergy supplement in addition to my nasal spray. I regularly came home ...
RV Travel Newsletter for Saturday, April 18, 2026
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Six Hot Chocolate Recipes Perfect for the Campground
These six hot chocolate recipes are perfect for cooler nights at the campground. Grab a cup (or two) and don't even worry about the calories.
5 Easy Cast Iron Campfire Pizzas
5 easy cast-iron pizzas made right over a campfire or in your RV oven are a delicious and easy way to please the entire campground crew.
Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: Bad behavior crackdown, risky road trips and Zion camping restrictions
This week’s news insights are a bit different for the simple reason that this week has been a bit different in my world. I was invited to a product reveal of a motorhome manufacturer, who shall pre...
9 Over-the-Top S’mores Ideas for Your Next Camping Trip
Classic s’mores are hard to beat, but these over-the-top camping dessert ideas take the campfire favorite in some very unexpected directions.