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Saturday, November 22, 2025

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This week’s newsletter is packed full: the National Park Service is hiring 500 new law-enforcement rangers with a massive bonus, Grand Design’s new Omega frame rollout raises fresh questions, and a long-awaited conviction closes the case on last year’s Utah petroglyph vandalism.

Plus, a huge Mississippi RV resort gets final approval, Camping World sparks another flag fight, and RVers share real-world struggles over depreciation, reservations, and “phantom RV” loans.

You'll also find Thanksgiving travel forecasts, gas prices, two new Love’s RV locations, snowbird trends, big Black Friday-style deals for RVers, oddball news, recalls, stolen RV alerts, and more.

Heat up your coffee or beverage of choice and come join us.


Campground crowding

$120K RV depreciates to $40K—Losing $10K in just two weeks



Martin Ströby, 42, said his kids inspired him to _____ and earn a Guinness World Records title in the process.
Fill in the blank:

A) wear 205 T-shirts at one time
B) spin 25 hula hoops at once
C) eat the most marshmallows in one minute
D) stuff 81 matches up his nose

Find the answer in today's newsletter.


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