Campground electricity is starting to look less like a perk and more like a line item, but RVers still have ways to avoid surprise fees. Also ahead: new RV launches, gear updates, KOA news, PFAS labeling questions, and a Go RVing appearance at the 2026 US Open of Surfing.
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Think your nightly rate covers unlimited A/C? Think again. As some campgrounds move away from flat-rate power, here’s how to protect your wallet.
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New smart meters are making it easier for campgrounds to charge short-stay RVers for the power they use.
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A new fifth-wheel brand, RV gear, KOA franchise news, PFAS labeling questions, and Yellowstone updates show a shifting RV industry.
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Go RVing will offer RV tours, cooling zones, and a Taylor Jensen meet-and-greet at the 2026 US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach, California.
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Standing water, odors, and slow drainage can turn a small shower clog into a bigger mess. Fix it before the problem gets worse.
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