Two off-road campers based on Mercedes Sprinter 170: UNCHAINED and Jerry

The Bailey family of six sold their home and has been traveling across the US in an RV since 2019. The decision was prompted by a delayed diagnosis of type 1 diabetes in one of their children, which nearly proved fatal. After a year-long break, they plan to resume their journey this summer in a larger RV.

Bowlus has unveiled the Endless Highways Frontier Edition caravan, limited to 25 units. The model features an aluminum monocoque body, a 19 kWh battery, and a 400 W solar panel. Price is $256,000 (approximately €220,500).

Ted's RV Land in Paynesville, Minnesota, and Shady Maple RV in East Earl, Pennsylvania, have announced expanded RV and trailer inventories, including 2026 models, along with enhanced service offerings.

Danny McGee has started converting a cargo van into a camper. On day one, furring strips were installed for wall and ceiling paneling, and sheep's wool insulation was added along with sound dampening material over the wheel wells. The build is expected to take several months.

American manufacturer Oliver Travel Trailers has officially introduced the Apex X23 caravan, designed for off-road and off-grid use. The 7.2-meter model features a dual-axle chassis with reinforced suspension, mud-terrain tires, and a 48-volt electrical system with a 100-Ah lithium-ion battery (equivalent to 400 Ah at 12 volts). The base price is $107,000.

Sales of certified pre-owned RVs and campers are increasing in the US as consumers prepare for summer road trips. Buyers are prioritizing affordability and dealer-backed inspection standards over new units. The trend reflects broader demand for flexible domestic travel options.