RV Travel Newsletter for Sunday, March 22, 2026
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We asked RVers to rate Buc-ee’s. Here’s how they responded
Ask RVers about Buc-ee’s and you’ll quickly learn there’s no consensus. Last week, I offered our readers the chance to respond to a poll asking them to rate their experiences at Buc-ee’s.
These are RVtravel.com readers’ favorite municipal campgrounds in the U.S.
This article was originally published in 2022, but it has so many wonderful campgrounds that we thought we’d feature it again. We have checked all featured campgrounds and made sure they are still ...
Five more fantastic tips from RVers
I just love the ingenuity of RVers. When we discover a problem, we set about fixing it.
Seven swell (and free) things to do in DFW, Texas
Calling all cowpokes! Hitch up yer britches, saddle yer RV, and git yerself to Texas.
How to make Cowboy Coffee—The best campfire coffee
By Cheri Sicard Our favorite campfire cooking expert, Cowboy Kent Rollins, produced the video below to teach the world how to make cowboy coffee.
Would your dream RV have more than one bathroom?
Oh, wouldn’t it be nice to not have to share a bathroom with your partner or travel companion? We can dream of a whole bathroom to ourselves!
Check out the amazing, rare 1963 Del Rey Sky Lounge truck camper… and it’s for sale!
This 1963 Ford F250 with a Del Rey Sky Lounge camper feels like a full-on time capsule from early 1960s camping.
The National Park System is more than just parks
If you think the National Park Service (NPS) is only about the big-name national parks, think again. The NPS manages hundreds of different places.
Road-ready gadgets that make RV life easier, especially for seniors
Living the RV life should feel like freedom, but lately it’s been a bit of a struggle. My husband awaits knee replacement surgery, and I’ve been on the hunt for tips, tricks, and gadgets that can h...
No, there are not enough RV technicians, and it’s affecting all RV owners
If you’ve ever had to wait weeks—or even months—for RV repairs, you’ve already felt the impact of one of the biggest problems in the RV industry: There are simply not enough qualified RV technician...
8 Things RV Buyers Often Overlook
Our 7 picks for things RV purchasers should pay attention to, but often overlook.
4 Tips to Stay Healthy on Long RV Travel Days
4 tips to keep you healthy on long travel days and to ensure you can make the most of your RV vacation.
A New Podcast Investigates the 1998 Vanishing of Los Angeles Deputy John Aujay
In their new podcast, 'The Valley of Shadows,' investigative journalists Hayley Fox and Betsy Shepherd examine the 1998 disappearance of Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy John Aujay.
New Study Suggests That Exercise Is the Best Medicine for Panic Attacks
“When you exercise hard, these are the same feelings as a panic attack. By exercising in a safe way, your brain learns that these feelings are not dangerous,” says Muotri.
RV Travel Newsletter for Saturday, March 21, 2026
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1253 If you find this newsletter helpful, please consider supporting our work with a donation of your choice.
RV travel jumps 23 percent with 34 million RVers planning spring road trips
With major events like America’s 250th anniversary, the World Cup, and Route 66’s Centennial this year, RVing remains a top choice for spring travel. A 23% increase from last spring, more than 34 m...
If gas prices stay high—or rise even more—will it affect your summer RVing plans?
Think about your upcoming summer travel plans for a moment. The routes you’re dreaming about, the campgrounds you’ve bookmarked… and then there’s the cost of getting there.
Beyond the headlines with Tony Barthel: RVs are getting cooler, RVing is less cool, and some cool RVs
In this week’s look back at some of the headlines in the RV industry, we’re taking a look at something making the RV industry cooler, why some folks think RVing is less cool and a look at a couple ...
2026 Coachmen RV Freedom Express Select 249SE— ‘One of the best no-slide campers ever’
After more than 17 years around RVs, Josh the RV Nerd at Bish’s RV calls the 2026 Coachmen RV Freedom Express Select 249SE one of the best no-slide couple’s campers he’s ever seen.
Trump Admin Targets 1 Million Acres of California Public Lands for Drilling, Putting Yosemite’s Backyard at Risk
The Trump administration is moving to open one million acres of California public land to drilling and fracking.
How Much Wind Can an RV Withstand?
How much wind can an RV withstand? The answer depends on weight, setup, and weather conditions.
Big Bend’s most popular campground, area to close for two years
If Big Bend National Park has been on your radar, the chance to experience the Chisos Basin as it is now is running out. Beginning May 1, 2026, the National Park Service will close the entire Chiso...
Washington State Parks increases out-of-state reservation fees, and more
The Washington State Parks system is older than the National Parks system and stewards 122,000 acres of land in every corner of the state.