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By Tony Barthel I have long said that the way the domestic RV market behaves is much, much like the domestic auto manufacturers of the 1970s. With the sheer dominance of this market, Thor, Forest River and Winnebago are not unlike GM, Ford and Chrysler in the ‘70s. While they all talk a good game, […]

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Do you wish your RV were a little bit longer, say … another five feet? Maybe a bigger bedroom or bathroom would be possible – that might make bumping into your partner all the time a little rarer. That can get old, after all. Or do you wish just the opposite – that your RV […]

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By Chuck Woodbury EDITOR As you may recall, a year ago in March, the Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) abruptly cancelled its annual international rally in Tucson, Arizona, only weeks before it was to begin. Instead of offering refunds to members who had prepaid to attend the event — in most cases hundreds of dollars, […]

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By Nanci Dixon In the midst of an abundance of bad news – rising COVID numbers, unemployment, evictions, homelessness and hunger – some good news stories still bubble to the surface. We find ourselves mostly posting bad, sad or frustrating news in our Sunday newsletter. It’s not our fault, of course, but we want to […]

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Once the decision to purchase a new Class C motorhome is made, it’s time to research the best Class C for the individual. Something that fits their wants, needs, budget and camping style. Class C motorhomes are versatile for all lifestyles from weekend adventurers to full-time RVers.

Grech Motors has been creating custom vehicles for over 35 years and now they are taking the RV world head-on with their newest addition, the Strada Class B Motorhome. This 7-speed automatic diesel engine motorhome is a great choice of RV if you are looking for an-easy-to-drive luxurious Class B motorhome.

The brand-new Winnebago Ekko hitting the market for the 2021-2022 year is an exciting addition to the brand's Class C offerings. Boasting the capacity of a Class C motorhome but the efficiency of a Class B, it also includes all-wheel drive, creating a whole new type of RV.

The Ekko seamlessly combines luxury and efficient off-road features of a camper van, making it a great fit for campers who like to take the road less traveled but have a little more space.

For generations, families have been camping as a way to get out in nature and bond. Having extra bedrooms in an RV makes it easier for kids and parents to each have their own space to call home at the end of the day. And with the many different types of RVs and floorplans, giving people the option to travel with larger groups but still have plenty of sleeping areas is definitely attainable.

Super C Motorhome RVs are Class C RVs built on a semi-truck chassis. They offer a great choice for campers who want the luxury of a Class A motorhome with the ease of driving the truck-like Class C. If you are a fan of the Class C style and are looking for some more power and size on the road, a Super C may be right for you.

Do you prefer a lightweight camper compared to a heavy and more difficult RV to tow? Lightweight travel trailers offer a tow weight less than 3,500 pounds making it an easy to tow trailer while still being packed with features that make for a comfortable, relaxing and fun camping adventure.

Class C RVs are a great choice of motorhome due to their compact size and the features they can offer. To help you in your search for the perfect RV, we have pulled together a list of the top Class C motorhome brands that fit most lifestyles and budgets.

If you live in a cold climate and don’t plan on traveling somewhere warm during the winter, winterizing your RV is essential to keeping your RV in tip-top shape. The harsh winter weather can result in expensive damage to the recreational vehicle and delay camping trips when the camping season comes back around.

Travel trailer RVs are popular styles of campers because they offer so much versatility in style, budget, size and features. There is always a perfect match for every camper from new campers wanting to join the RV lifestyle to veteran RVers.

With the new year right around the corner, it’s time to take a look at the top pop-up campers coming your way for 2021. These entry level RVs are perfect for people who are not ready to upgrade into a bigger tow vehicle, but still want to experience some of the comfort camping in an RV has to offer.