IMAGINE climbing into your RV on a hot day, cranking the air conditioner, and nothing happens. Or worse: the fan is running, but the air blowing out is barely cooler than the air inside. Before you assume the worst, most cases of an RV AC not cooling come down to one of five common issues, and several of them…
Winnebago recently launched the Elora/Resa, a new, small motorhome designed to ease first-timers into the RV lifestyle with a more manageable learning curve—and possibly pricetag. The roughly 20-foot rig is one of the brand’s most affordable motorhomes yet, and it arrives with a chassis choice that stands out in this segment. Alongside the Elora, Winnebago sells the identical rig…
Tired of the constant negativity and division in the world? Discover why the local campground has become the ultimate sanctuary for community, kindness, and genuine human connection in a disconnected age. Continue reading The Campground Is One of the Last Places Americans Still Talk to Strangers at RV Lifestyle.
If everything had gone according to plan, Jennifer and I would probably be talking about our next RV trip right now. We’d be looking over maps, checking campground reservations, and deciding which roads looked the most interesting. Instead, this week has been about something entirely different. It has been about bringing Jennifer home after her knee replacement surgery, getting…
A Honda RV? You may have seen the buzz online: Honda is getting into the RV business. I have had a lot of reader email about this. So I have dug deep. But before you get too excited, or too skeptical, here is what is actually confirmed and what is still just talk. Continue reading A Honda RV? Here…
This Independence Day weekend was supposed to be a showcase moment for America’s national parks. Instead, it is shaping up as a stress test. The National Park Service is marking the country’s 250th anniversary with hundreds of special programs and commemorations, and the July 3-5 weekend is fee-free for US residents. That combination alone was always going to pack…
KOA Says No, Public Parks Say Yes: The Great RV Campground EV Charging War Is Here. If you own an electric vehicle—or if you’ve spent any time wandering the loops of an RV park lately—you’ve probably noticed a silent war brewing right at the power pedestal. Continue reading KOA Says No, Public Parks Say Yes: The Great RV Campground…
Here’s a quick recap of this week’s NHTSA RV Recall updates, along with some next steps for RV owners. Keystone Recalls The shock bolts on certain 2024 Cougar, 2025-2026 Alpine, 2026 Montana, and Walkabout recreational trailers equipped with CURT® Touring Coil Suspensions may have been incorrectly tightened. Improperly torqued shock bolts may damage or break the bolt if over-torqued…
We’ve been tracking some serious corporate drama behind the scenes for the past month, and today, the hammer finally dropped… Massive Patrick-Lippert Merger Continue reading The Big Get Bigger: Why the Massive Patrick-Lippert Merger Matters to Every RV Owner at RV Lifestyle.
Fourth of July rush? AAA is projecting that 72.2 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home during this year’s Independence Day holiday period, the highest number ever recorded. More than 61 million of those travelers will be driving, which means America’s highways, fuel stops, rest areas, and campgrounds are about to get a whole lot busier….
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