Mobile RV service and dealer network: two takes on the Texas RV market

The owner of the former Roaring Run Resort in Donegal, Pennsylvania, faces three lawsuits: two from former members and one from the company that purchased the property in 2025 for $2.5 million. The members allege Jay Corl misrepresented how their memberships would be handled after the sale, with some seeking an injunction to prevent him from spending the proceeds. The new owner, 194 Tannery LLC, claims the membership agreements were not part of the sale and has since opened the RV park to the public, eliminating the membership model.

California-based Polydrops has unveiled the P21X off-road caravan, designed for towing by electric vehicles. It features 1.3 kW solar panels and a 5–10 kWh battery. A large rear spoiler reduces drag to preserve the tow vehicle's range. Price starts at $76,900, with only 20 hand-built units planned.

A 48-year-old man was arrested Sunday evening at Uncle John's RV Park near Buckley, Washington, after firing three shots at a neighbor following a domestic dispute. No injuries were reported. The suspect was booked into Pierce County Jail.

Juan Pablo and Mica from San Juan, Argentina, arrived in Kansas, USA, in a Yafar Joven motorhome to support the Argentine national team during the World Cup. They traveled via Miami and plan to visit Dallas and Miami, following the team throughout the tournament. During the trip, they encountered hurricane-force winds but continued their journey.

US manufacturer Polydrops presented the limited-edition P21X caravan in early June 2026, based on the P21 model. It features increased ground clearance (38 cm), independent suspension, and all-terrain tires. The caravan includes a 1,300 W solar panel system, a 5 kWh battery (10 kWh optional), and four berths. Price starts at $76,900; only 20 units will be built. European availability has not been confirmed.

According to the RV Industry Association, US motorhome manufacturers shipped 13.5% fewer units to dealers in January–April 2026 compared to the same period last year. The association lowered its full-year delivery forecast to 300,000–328,100 units, down from 342,200 units in 2025. The decline is linked to a fifth consecutive month of falling consumer spending on recreational goods, the longest such drop since 2008. Consumer registrations of motorhomes fell nearly 22% in March and 17% in April year-over-year.