RV owner claims to be first to discover Alaska

Camping World Holdings (CWH) shares are trading on the NYSE amid a challenging US leisure and motorhome market. The company, operating a network of retail stores and service centers for RVs and camping, faces macroeconomic factors such as interest rates and consumer sentiment. Investors are assessing management's ability to optimize its store network, manage inventory, and develop high-margin services to reduce dependence on vehicle sales.

On Wednesday, a motorhome fire in west Lincoln, Nebraska, resulted in a total loss of the vehicle. The fire started due to an engine mechanical failure on Interstate 80; the owners pulled into a parking lot and attempted to extinguish it with fire extinguishers. Damage is estimated at $175,000 for the RV and $15,000 for contents; occupants and their cat evacuated safely.

Campendium has introduced a premium membership called RV PRO. It features text alerts for sold-out campgrounds, route planning based on RV height and weight restrictions, and offline maps. The free version with 50,000 campgrounds and 150,000 reviews remains available.

Winnebago Industries (NYSE: WGO) will release its third quarter fiscal 2026 financial results before the NYSE opens on June 25, 2026. A conference call with CEO and CFO will follow at 9:00 AM CT.

Nevada Sports Net, as part of its summer series Exploring Our Backyard, tested the SCOUT camper at Boca Reservoir in Northern Nevada. The feature was produced with support from Custom Truck Accessories, LT Automotive, and the Nevada Department of Wildlife. The episode highlights the camper's capabilities for outdoor recreation.

Billy Thomas, 45, was arrested in Kentucky after allegedly breaking into the owner’s camper at Elkhorn Riders’ Retreat and staying inside. Police said Thomas used a knife to enter, opened the awning, and acted as if he owned the camper. He faces charges including second-degree burglary, theft, possession of burglar’s tools, criminal mischief, and public intoxication.