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New Lake Havasu-Area RV Resort Plans May Opening With RV Sites and Casita Cabins
A new RV and glamping resort near Lake Havasu is set to begin opening in May, with full-hookup RV sites, Casita Cabins, and more amenities planned by mid-summer.
Earth First Campers Tag-Along— The $5,000 ‘Swiss Army Knife’ of pop-up campers
Most budget campers cut out extra features to hit a low price, but Earth First Campers Tag-Along goes the other way. It stays small, light, and garage-friendly, yet still packs in a bathroom, hot w...
Fuel Prices Keep Climbing, but Weekly Increases Begin to Slow
Fuel prices are still climbing nationwide, though this week’s increase was slower than the previous month’s surge. Diesel is now within striking distance of its 2022 record.
Love’s Expands RV Tire and Battery Service at More Than 70 Locations
Love’s says RVers can now buy tires and batteries at 76 RV Stop locations in 27 states, with on-site installation available at participating stops.
Citing Budget Restraints, Big Bend’s Chisos Basin Closure is Off For Now
Big Bend National Park says the planned closure of the Chisos Basin in 2026 will not happen for now, after rising costs and project delays forced a pause in construction plans.
Skydream Launches “Space Camping” Trailer in U.S. Debut
New Towable Brand Says It Plans to Start U.S. Deliveries in December 2026 A new trailer brand has formally entered the U.S.
Dealer Ordered to Refund $75 Million Over Hidden Fees and Misleading Prices
A major settlement with Lindsay Automotive Group could refund more than $75 million to customers and shines a light on hidden fees and misleading vehicle prices.
Up to 80 Victims Identified in RV Dealership Fraud Case
Authorities in San Joaquin County are investigating Carson Pass RV in Lockeford after reports that consigned RVs may have been sold without owners being notified and without proper DMV paperwork.
How Probiotics Can Help Climbers Adjust to High Altitudes, According to Science
According to a recent study, gut bacteria may help climbers adjust to high altitude. The lead researcher and climbers weigh in.
A Court Ruling Just Protected 1 Million Acres of Grand Canyon Backcountry
Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni—Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon will stay a national monument, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said.
Love’s rolls out RV tire and battery service across 27 states
If you’ve ever rolled into a travel stop with a soft tire or a fading battery, you already know the drill. Fuel up, grab a coffee… and then go hunting somewhere else for the actual fix.
Why more U.S. towns are tightening RV parking rules
RV parking rules are tightening across the U.S., just as they are in the U.K. More RVers are discovering it the same way: You roll in late, spot looks familiar, and then you see the sign.
RV park domestic dispute ends in bizarre twist
An RV park domestic dispute in Ocean Park, Washington, is drawing attention for one unusual detail: Despite police involvement and an alleged pepper-spray attack, the couple at the center of it say...
Japan Is Fighting a War Against Bears. The Bears Are Winning.
We traveled to the front lines of Japan’s battle against the Moon Bear, which biologists say is responsible for dozens of attacks and on humans and several deaths. The post Japan Is Fighting a War ...
Nick Gagnon Just Set the FKT on Hiking’s Triple Crown. Here’s What It Took to Do It.
Thru-hiker Nick Gagnon burned through 14 pairs of shoes, averaged 32.5 miles per-day, and ate too much junk food to remember during his eye-popping Fastest Known Time on America’s longest trails. T...
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Does anyone offer an LP/120-volt RV refrigerator anymore?
Dear Dave, Our current RV has propane/electric operating systems for the refrigerator and freezer. We enjoy the flexibility to go boondocking as much as possible.
The best apps to use to find RV dump stations
By Cheri Sicard A question I see come up frequently in RVtravel.com’s Facebook groups is: “How do I find RV dump stations when on the road?” If you, too, have wondered how to find RV dump stations,...
Exploring a 1960s abandoned RV park
By Cheri Sicard In the video below, the team from Travels with Lucky stumbled upon a place that felt frozen in time. A little time capsule into Apache Junction, Arizona’s past, where the echoes of ...
When RVing, do you rely on income from employment to afford to travel?
For many RVers, hitting the road full-time or even part-time is a dream come true. But let’s be real—gas, campground fees, maintenance, and day-to-day living expenses can add up quickly.
Chaco Canyon, One of America’s Most Sacred Landscapes, Is Officially Back on the Auction Block
The Trump administration is fast-tracking a plan to strip protections from Chaco Canyon, potentially opening more than 300,000 acres to oil and gas.
7 Underrated National Park Campgrounds Worth Booking this Year
If you’ve ever frantically hit refresh on a webpage trying to snag a Yosemite or Zion campsite, you already know how this goes. Gone in...
AI Is Not Draining the Colorado River. I Measured It.
An expert on environmental policy measured every drop of water he used during months of heavy AI work. The findings reveal we may be worrying about the wrong environmental crisis.