This week’s NHTSA Recall updates hit our desk yesterday. Here’s a quick recap, along with some next steps for RV owners. Newmar Recalls The front chin spoiler on certain 2026 Freedom Aire motorhomes may detach during transit. The screws securing the chin spoiler may lose torque over time, leading to loosening or detachment. The chin spoiler detaching could cause…
Learn how Manny and Hope of Beer Run Bus built one of the most followed RV tour and review channels on the internet. Image by Manny and Hope Before the Bus Before luxury RV reviews and DIY building projects became their focus, Manny ran a detailing business, polishing Ferraris and Bentleys. Then he began filming his work. People liked…
With gas prices skyrocketing, many RVers have had to change or cancel their travel plans. As disappointing as that is, don’t let that completely stop you from enjoying a relaxing vacation. You can create your own private getaway and enjoy an RV staycation in your driveway or backyard. This might seem odd to some, but it’s more popular than…
TRAVEL TRAILERS with patios are one of the best upgrades RVers can make in 2026 — a comfortable interior and an outdoor living space in one rig. A known perk of toy hauler garage design is that the ramp door can double as a patio deck. Because of this, some RVers buy a toy hauler not for the garage…
We have been RVing for over 11 years now, and for much of that time in a small campervan! Oh, and we travel with a 70-pound dog, too. We’ve clearly learned how to survive living and traveling together in such close quarters. So, we’re going to share our “unwritten rules” that have helped us remain happy all these years…
Are you struggling to find the perfect gift for your mom’s birthday, Christmas or Mother’s Day? Look no further! I’ve put together a list of fantastic RV travel gifts that are perfect for any occasion. From portable chargers to personalized RV mats, these gifts are not only practical but also fun and exciting. Trust me, your mom (sister or…
Shopping for a bunkhouse RV? Before you buy, look past bed count and compare bunks, storage, bathroom access, kitchen space, and real-world livability. The post What to Look for in a Bunkhouse RV Before You Buy appeared first on RV LIFE.
FINDING AN AFFORDABLE Class B RV used to mean a significant compromise — a stripped-down van with minimal amenities and no bathroom. In 2026, that’s no longer the case. Today’s most affordable camper vans pack genuine kitchens, pop-top sleeping options, and — in many cases — full wet baths into compact, easy-to-drive packages that start under $80,000. If you’ve…
Yes, an RV can be a money pit, and in many cases, it is. Buying and maintaining an RV comes with a lot of expenses that can dig deeper and deeper into your bank account. However, by being aware of common wallet-gouging costs, you can budget accordingly. Or, bet yet, you can avoid or minimize many of them. We…
One of our RV Lifestyle members recently posted on Facebook to find out what other REAL RVers do to make money while on the road. She wrote: What do you do for remote work when you’re living/traveling in RV. We’re looking into traveling, my husband is retired, and I’d like to find something remote. We’ve written a few articles…
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