Broker Announces Sale of Kentucky’s 4 Guys RV Park

God’s Country RV Resort in Shreveport, Louisiana, now offers luxury Conestoga wagons for overnight stays. Located within the Soda Lake Wildlife Management Area, minutes from downtown, the wagons feature air conditioning and access to glamping restrooms. The resort includes fishing ponds, a swimming pool, game room, disc golf, dog parks, and golf cart rentals, along with RV sites, cabins, and a Grand Lodge with a private pool.

The RV Industry Association estimates 349,000 RVs will roll off assembly lines in 2026. Featured models range from the premium Rossmönster Havn camper van on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis at $308,998 to the budget nuCamp TAG XL teardrop trailer at $28,978. Also covered are the Heartland Bighorn 38RE fifth wheel, Keystone Walkabout 26Max trailer, Arkto Camper C10, and Thule Widesky rooftop tent.

The village of Sand Lake, Michigan, is hosting a 4th of July celebration from July 1st to 5th, featuring a parade, carnival, rodeo, and a motorhome demolition derby. Organized by Unique Motorsports, the event is in its third year and attracts 3,000–4,000 spectators. Promoter Jim Trolard described it as 'organized chaos' and noted it is the only such event in the state and likely the entire United States.

Gossamer Gear has introduced the Free one-person tent, weighing 1.8 lbs (816 g), which the company claims is the lightest double-walled freestanding tent on the market. The tent requires no stakes for setup, allowing it to be pitched on rock, sand, or wooden platforms. It includes six aluminum stakes and four guylines for wind reinforcement. The tent uses ClearSkies fabric, a 15D recycled Robic nylon with a 20D ripstop grid and a 1,200mm silicone-polyurethane coating, free of PFAS. Interior dimensions: 39-inch peak height, 16.5 sq ft floor area, tapering from 34 inches at the head to 21.5 inches at the foot. Price: $400.

Colorado-based Rossmönster has introduced the Loft, a Class B camper van built on a 144-inch all-wheel-drive Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis. It is the first American-made camper van to feature a vacuum-infused composite fiberglass shell, offering improved strength, weight reduction, and sealing. The van sleeps up to four adults, includes a 1,000-Ah lithium-ion battery, 3,000-watt inverter, and 440-watt solar array. Pricing starts at $284,987, with reservations available for a $1,000 deposit.

The article examines whether a propane furnace is still necessary in RVs in 2026 or if modern heat pump systems can fully replace it. Propane furnaces remain the most reliable heating source in extreme cold and high-altitude conditions, as they do not depend on outside air temperature. Heat pumps are efficient in moderate climates but lose effectiveness in low temperatures. In practice, most RVers use both systems depending on weather and travel conditions.