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Campgrounds Jam-Packed Again in 2024: Over Half of Campers Struggle to Book Sites
According to The Dyrt’s 2025 Camping Report, 56.1% of campers say it’s hard to find an available campsite this year, almost back to 2022’s peak levels. The number dropped slightly in 2023 but has climbed again due to skyrocketing demand, especially at public campgrounds. Back in 2019, only about 10% of campers reported trouble booking, making this jump striking. The Pacific Region is the toughest area to snag a spot, with 66.1% reporting issues. However, options like glamping and state parks offer some relief.
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A fresh RVIA survey shows that RV travel is booming this spring. Around 14.7 million people are planning spring break RV trips, and 28.2 million expect to RV throughout the season. Gen Z and Millennials are leading the pack, drawn by better weather, less crowded spots, and off-season deals. Top destinations include the Florida Keys, Yellowstone, and the Grand Canyon, plus cultural hubs like Las Vegas and Miami. The trend highlights RVing’s continued growth in American travel.
Read moreNew “Find a Certified Technician” Map Makes RV Repairs Easier Than Ever
The RV Technical Institute (RVTI) has rolled out an online map that helps RV owners quickly find RVTI-certified technicians across the U.S. and Canada. The map lists nearly 7,000 certified techs and their business details, making it simple for customers to locate trusted repair services. It’s also a boost for RV dealerships and service providers who’ve invested in certification, helping them stand out as quality service spots.
Read moreNorth Charleston Camping World Accused of Selling Unsafe RVs, Facing Lawsuits
Camping World’s North Charleston location is under fire after multiple customers reported buying RVs in poor condition, followed by long, ineffective repair times. One customer, Dorothy Simms, shared how her newly purchased RV quickly developed leaks, mold, and other issues. Attorney Josh Salvin says these complaints reflect a long-standing pattern, with lawsuits dating back years accusing the dealership of selling defective campers and failing to fix them properly.
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