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By Terri Nighswonger Let’s be honest here, poop isn’t generally a topic we hear discussed around the campfire unless maybe you need advice on your backed-up black tank. But, if you’re like me and you have a pet, you pick it up multiple times a day. Well, you’re supposed to pick it up multiple times […]

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Issue 1376 Welcome to another edition of RV Travel’s Daily Tips newsletter. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and living tips from the pros, travel advice, a handy website of the day, tips on our favorite RVing-related products and, of course, a good laugh. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate you. Please tell your friends about […]

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If you’ve been on the roads for 20-plus years, you’ve seen the quality of America’s interstate highways probably both increase and decrease. You probably have a favorite highway and a least-favorite highway, and some that we’re sure you avoid altogether (probably the same ones as us). How would you compare the condition of the interstate […]

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By Russ and Tiña De Maris They call it “buyer’s remorse.” Here’s a real-life example: An RV shopper and his wife had in mind a new toy hauler. They’d done their research, they knew what they wanted. Once on a dealer’s lot things got a bit hairy. A different toy hauler caught their eye and […]

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By Terri Nighswonger My RV journey began nearly a year and a half ago when my husband, Todd, and I were discussing some “next steps” in our weird life. To be honest, it didn’t look like we would ever retire. You know, the payout at the end of a long and storied career. The reality […]

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Fifth wheels are known to come featured-packed with spacious living quarters, which make them great for long-term campers and families. And a fifth wheel toy hauler offers even more space with versatile garage space in the back. If you and your family are outdoor adventurers who love off-roading, riding motorcycles or water sports, a fifth wheel toy hauler is the perfect RV for you.

When you’re a camper who loves to travel with equipment and toys to camping spots and parks, it’s important to be able to bring it all with you. A lightweight toy hauler travel trailer is perfect for the job, as it can fit your biggest bits of gear inside, but is still light enough, so it can be easily towed to your next adventure.

Great for keeping smoke and cooking smells outside of the RV, entertaining guests, tailgaters or just a meal in nature - outdoor kitchens have huge benefits for RV owners.

Want to join the RV lifestyle, but don’t have the budget to buy new? Or just want to try out the lifestyle before jumping completely in? Many RVers choose buying used over new when just starting out. 

You’ve bought an RV but now you want to upgrade to the latest and greatest. Get something bigger for the new truck you just upgraded. Maybe your RV is spending 90 percent of its time in storage and you feel a different owner would give your camper the adventures it deserves.

Campers Inn RV, the Nation’s Largest Family-Operated RV Dealership chain, is proud to announce that it is the Official RV & Motorhome Sponsor for the 2020 Carolina Country Music Fest (CCMF), June 4-7, 2020, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Do RVs depreciate? Just like other vehicles, RVs' value depreciates over time and its value depends on the brand and condition of the RV. Rare or classic RVs eventually stop depreciating and their value starts to go up if they are kept in excellent condition.

In order to determine the worth of your RV consider the following:

• NADA Value - it's like a Kelly Blue Book for RVs. It is used by banks and dealers to determine the national value of your RV.
• RV Listing Site - use RV listing sites like RV Trader and RVT to see what the going rate of your RV is in your market.
• Large RV Dealer Sites - use large dealer sites to see what similar new RVs are selling for in your area.