Camping World Blog

When putting your RV away for the winter or parking it between trips, the same question comes up: should you cover your RV? Sun, rain, snow, and ice can cause lasting damage to your roof, seals, and finish whenever your RV sits outdoors, but some experienced owners complain that a cover requires effort to install, wears out over time, and isn’t the right call for every RV or ...

While properly maintaining the sealant on your RV’s roof is critical, every window, door, and seam connecting the walls and end caps to the roof also depends on sealant. This guide covers how to choose the right RV exterior sealant for vertical applications, where to find the seams that need it, and how to seal windows, doors, sidewall trim, and end caps.

Choosing between an RV trailer and a motorhome is one of the first decisions new RVers make. To drive or to tow? Each comes with trade-offs that aren’t always obvious until you’ve camped in both. This guide compares the pros and cons of owning a trailer vs a motorhome, including cost, ease of use, and upkeep. Then you’ll answer four quick questions to help you decide which on...

On September 12th, Brady McDonald finished his fiftieth 50-kilometer run in just 50 days, running each one in a different state, including Alaska and Hawaii. That’s approximately 31 miles of running, completing a new state every day for almost two months. That’s 1,553 miles on foot — roughly 13,000 more by RV — with no rest days.

But those numbers aren’t even what’s...

September is a big month for the RV world. Every fall, in a small corner of northern Indiana, RV manufacturers open their doors and for three days show off what they’ve been hard at work developing for the last year behind closed doors. New models, redesigns, prototypes, sneak peeks: it all debuts in Elkhart, and it’s one of the best chances to spot new trend...