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Lawsuit Claims RV Maker Sold Dangerous, Defective Trailers
Weitz & Luxenberg is suing Winnebago and Grand Design RV for allegedly selling RVs with faulty frames and hiding the defects from buyers. The class action covers models like Reflection, Influence, Solitude, and Momentum sold between 2020 and 2023. The lawsuit claims these RVs are unsafe to drive and difficult to repair under warranty, leaving owners stranded and out thousands of dollars. The firm is demanding compensation and a recall.
Camping Is Still King for Budget-Friendly Travel, Says KOA Report
KOA’s 2025 Camping & Outdoor Hospitality Report shows camping is still a top choice for affordable getaways, even with rising costs. Spending on camping hit $61 billion in 2024, and Gen Z and glampers are leading the charge in daily spending. Solo camping is growing, and families are leaning into nostalgic traditions like s’mores and campfire stories. Most campers still plan to spend the same or more this year.
Over 10% of National Park Service Staff Have Left Since Trump-Era Cuts
Around 2,500 employees, including key division heads, have left the National Park Service after early retirement offers and resignations encouraged under the Trump administration. The NPCA warns this could damage the agency’s ability to protect natural and cultural resources. IT staff are also being moved to the Department of the Interior in a restructuring move.
Coleman Named Best-Selling Travel Trailer Brand So Far in 2025
Camping World’s Coleman brand is leading U.S. travel trailer sales for 2025 through February. CEO Marcus Lemonis says strong contract manufacturing and used unit popularity helped boost sales. Coleman units are also the most traded-in and sold used trailers for the company, making them a key part of Camping World’s growth strategy.
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