National Parks with RV Hookups: Leaders in 2026

A fire that started in an RV spread to a two-story house in Chesapeake, Virginia, on Saturday night. One person was inside the home but evacuated safely before firefighters arrived; no injuries were reported. Three occupants were displaced and are receiving assistance from the Red Cross. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

An RV fire at a campground in Culver, Oregon, displaced a father and son. Firefighters responded around 12:30 a.m. Saturday to find a 28-foot motorhome fully engulfed. The fire may have originated from the RV's refrigerator, according to investigators.

A serious crash involving an overturned RV occurred Saturday afternoon on the I-640 East ramp to Gap Road in Knoxville. The incident, recorded around 2:30 p.m., caused traffic delays as police conduct an investigation and clear the scene.

A mobile home sustained severe damage in a fire on the evening of March 3, 2026, at Auke Bay RV Park in Juneau. Rescue services quickly contained the blaze, and one person inside escaped unharmed. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The U.S. National Park Service system's largest number of full-hookup RV sites is in Yellowstone. Fishing Bridge RV Park provides 310 sites with electricity, water, and sewer connections, a figure substantially higher than other major parks. Yellowstone recorded 37,261 overnight RV stays in 2025, with the campground operating seasonally from May to October.

Forest River, North America's largest manufacturer of recreational vehicles, pontoons, and cargo trailers, has announced executive-level personnel changes. The Elkhart, Indiana-based company did not disclose specific details of the changes, which were announced on April 4, 2026.