3FM duo to follow Dutch national team at 2026 World Cup in a camper van

Harvest Hosts, a membership program offering RVers access to unique overnight stays, has announced the return of its 'AleBlazer' role. The selected traveler will embark on a cross-country RV trip, visiting brewery Host locations as part of the 'Brew with a View' collaboration involving over 50 breweries. The winner will receive a daily travel stipend, beverages, a Harvest Hosts membership, and an RV for the journey. Applications are open until July 31, 2026.

First Baptist Church of Troy, Mo., and the Twin Rivers Baptist Association purchased and delivered two used travel trailers to families in western North Carolina left homeless after Hurricane Helene (fall 2024) and subsequent wildfires. The first 2002 fifth-wheel camper was bought with $8,000 raised by Sunday school classes (goal $5,000) and given to a family of three living in a tent. The second 2004 fifth-wheel RV, costing $8,000, was funded partly by the association ($4,000) and donated to a family displaced by winter wildfires.

Johnnie Walker RV, a family-owned dealership in Las Vegas since 1963, reported increased turnover of motorhome inventory, including Class C models. The company operates three locations, offers service and financing. About one-third of buyers come from other U.S. states.

Richard Smith, 81, works seven days a week and lives in an RV because he cannot retire, with $350,000 in debt and only $20,000 in his pension fund.

In Portland, Oregon, John and Trudy Benjamin, aged 77 and 67, filed a $250,000 lawsuit against their neighbor over sewage odors from a tiny house. Since August 2025, the smell from a camper toilet connected to a portable septic tank allegedly forced them to wear gas masks and caused one to fall and fracture a kneecap. The city cited a sewer connection violation in March 2026, but the neighbor claims the issue is resolved.

WayHaven Resorts has acquired Mason Olson’s RV Resort, a historic waterfront destination on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. The property includes waterfront cabins and RV sites, with plans to introduce a modern reservation system while maintaining guest continuity. The resort is known as one of the state's oldest sport fishing destinations.