Month: July 2018

(July 9, 2018) -- Small campers have been in the spotlight the past few years, with manufacturers trying to fit as many bells and whistles into increasingly tiny trailers. But a recently launched company called Hitch Hotel aims to simplify all that and give you just the basics: a box that fits on your hitch. Love campers and trailers? Come join our community group.

(July 9, 2018) -- Dolphin Motor Coach has partnered with RV Station to expand its Class B motorhome product offerings in Texas and southern Oklahoma

(July 9, 2018) -- A North Carolina couple celebrating their retirement with a cross-country trip hit a major roadblock when their camper van was stolen from a downtown parking lot while they were touring San Antonio.

(July 9, 2018) -- The Cornwell’s Turkeyville hosted both a vintage camper show and an arts and crafts show this weekend.

(July 9, 2018) -- #RV Magazine has expanded its editorial and management team through the appointment of Jon and Nadia Bajuelo, who have come onboard as field editors.

(July 9, 2018) -- Nearly 70 percent of Americans agree that merging technology and nature will increase children’s desire to go to parks.

(July 9, 2018) -- Mark Rogers is so fed up with the illegal squatters around Vancouver’s Jericho Beach that he’s posted over 300 photos of their vehicles to social media over the past three months.

(July 9, 2018) -- Who says cats don't travel well? If your feline has a flair for adventure (and all things vintage), we found the purr-fect project for you. This DIY cat house looks just like a vintage camper—and it's made completely out of cardboard.

(July 9, 2018) -- It was a close call for a number of families camping at Saskatchewan's Emma Lake Friday night, who awoke to a storm tearing through the Murray Point campground.

(July 9, 2018) -- A company in Madrid posts a picture on Instagram of an illustrated rendering of a Class 8 Tesla Semi in RV configuration and livery.