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1927 Studebaker camper restored with Ford 460ci V8 engine

A 1927 Studebaker EQ Special Six has been converted into a motorhome after a seven-year restoration completed in 2015. The vehicle now features a 460 cubic inch V8 engine from a 1984 Ford F-350, a C3 automatic transmission, power steering from a 1984 Thunderbird, and front disc brakes. The exterior is yellow with blue stripes. It measures 22 feet long, 8 feet high, and weighs about 6,100 pounds. Inside, the cab has two gray vinyl captain's chairs, power windows, cruise control, and a Kenwood Bluetooth stereo. The living area includes a sofa bed, two 10-gallon water tanks, a water heater, a Unique Appliances refrigerator, and a flat-screen TV. The camper is for sale with restoration photos and an Indiana title.

Historic Bear Creek Property Gets New Life Under Local Owners

Jason and Nicole Earls have restored the historic Bear Creek Cabins and RV park on U.S. Highway 101 in Washington state. The couple removed a 30-yard dumpster of debris, replaced furniture and bedding, and repaired infrastructure. Cabins now offer modern amenities, and the RV park provides partial and full hook-up sites. The former restaurant will remain closed for 4–5 years until funding for a major renovation is secured.

RV Industry Testifies Before International Trade Commission on Hardwood, Plywood Investigation

On July 16, U.S. Representative Rudy Yakym, Winnebago Industries' Chad Reece, and Genesis Products' Jon Wenger testified before the USITC in the final phase of an antidumping and countervailing duty investigation on hardwood plywood from China, Indonesia, and Vietnam. They argued that ultra-thin tropical plywood from Indonesia does not compete with U.S.-produced hardwood plywood. The material, known as lauan plywood, is a critical input for RV sidewalls and roofs, with no domestic alternatives offering the same properties. The USITC is expected to vote on August 19.

Marthasville aldermen decline to revisit RV park plan

At their July 15 meeting, the Marthasville Board of Aldermen voted not to revisit a proposal for an RV park at Wessel Park. Mayor David Lange said Missouri DNR officials still support the project, but bids received in June ranged from $1.29 million to $1.82 million, far exceeding the original budget. Alderman Leo Meyer, who moved to halt preliminary work last month, maintained his opposition. The city received a $375,000 LWCF matching grant in August 2025, but the plan was scaled down from 21 RV sites to three. Mayor Lange argued that abandoning the project forfeits the grant, but aldermen Meyer and Chris DeVore were not persuaded.

Tiny House Fairfax 20: fully equipped for under 30,000 euros

US manufacturer Dragon Tiny Homes has introduced the Fairfax 20, a fully equipped tiny house on a two-axle trailer with 15.7 square meters of living space. The base price of $33,700 (about 29,480 euros) includes a loft bed, desk, kitchen with induction cooktop and refrigerator, bathroom with shower, and a washer-dryer combo. The house measures approximately 6 meters in length and 2.5 meters in width.

2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 with 2,700 miles converted into camper with solar panels and Starlink

Vanspeed has converted a 2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 with 2,700 miles into a ready-to-go camper. Features include roof solar panels, Starlink satellite internet, 400 Ah lithium battery, Webasto diesel heater, Dometic air conditioning, kitchen with sink and stove, sleeping area with storage. Exterior upgrades include matte green vinyl wrap, Baja bumper, Dakar-style roof rack, winch, 17-inch Black Rhino wheels with BFGoodrich tires. The vehicle is listed for sale in Texas with a Carfax report noting minor damage to the rear and left side in October 2024.

Potential tornado strikes Delta County campground

On Monday evening, a potential tornado hit O.B. Fuller Park in Bark River, Michigan. Camper Tim Rector reported that the trailer next to his was lifted into the air and landed several inches from its original spot. No injuries to residents or pets were reported; several camper trailers were damaged, but park cabins and two new playgrounds were untouched. The National Forest Service plans to deploy a drone to assess woodland damage, while trails and some roadways remain closed for safety.

Point Arena City Council approves a campground it isn't ready to build

The Point Arena, Calif., City Council on July 21, 2026, approved permits for a 10-site campground on city-owned land at Arena Cove, but stated it is not ready to build it. The parcel sits in a FEMA 100-year flood zone. The seasonal campground (May–October) would include seven tent sites, three tiny homes, and a space for a manager's RV. The permits are needed to qualify for construction funds from the California State Coastal Conservancy, but the council did not commit to construction. A council member noted the city already has more projects than staff can handle.

Two seriously injured in RV explosion east of Tahlequah, investigation underway

An RV exploded and caught fire Wednesday morning on US-62 east of Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The blaze spread to an unoccupied adjacent RV. Two victims were taken to hospital by private vehicle before emergency crews arrived. ATF, Tahlequah Fire and Cherokee County Sheriff are investigating.

NJ cops: Sex offender with flamethrower refused to leave RV in Walmart lot

A 14-hour police standoff in Lumberton, New Jersey, ended with the arrest of Blake Reed, a Florida sex offender living in an RV. Reed brandished a flamethrower after a verbal dispute with another driver in the Walmart parking lot on Route 38. Police found Reed hiding in the RV's engine compartment; he also dropped a knife through the rear floodboard. Reed was taken into custody around 3 p.m. Tuesday.

Family Spent $7,500 on Camper Repairs, but It Still Needs Work

Owners of a 2007 Adirondack 31BH travel trailer spent $7,500 on repairs for water damage, but the trailer remains broken. The camper spent all of 2025 at a shop, where technicians replaced wiring, suspension, and rebuilt the bathroom wall, but the floor, awning, and water pump still need attention. The family has invested about $15,000 in structural repairs alone, exceeding the purchase price.

1978 Volkswagen T2 Westfalia Campmobile up for auction

A 1978 Volkswagen Type 2 Westfalia Campmobile is being auctioned. It features a 1970cc air-cooled flat-four engine, a four-speed manual transmission, and 84,000 miles on the odometer. The body is repainted in Dakota Beige, and the interior has plaid upholstery. Equipment includes a pop-up roof tent, a Dometic Catalina 2500 side awning, and an external power hookup. The seller notes damage to the tent fabric. The refrigerator is non-functional. The engine was replaced in 2014, and the braking system was overhauled in 2015.

Wholesale Warranties, RVTAA Partner To Simplify Warranty Claims

Wholesale Warranties, a direct-to-consumer provider of RV extended warranties, announced an educational partnership with the RV Technicians Association of America (RVTAA) and National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA). The collaboration will provide RVTAA members with training on the warranty claims process. Founder Jeff Shelton will present a seminar at the 2026 RVTAA/NRVIA Expo in Athens, Texas.

Fire destroys camper in Orange County, damages nearby vehicle

Firefighters in Orange County, New York, extinguished a late-night camper fire that threatened a house and equipment. The blaze on Main Street was reported just before 10 p.m. Tuesday. The camper and one vehicle were destroyed; another vehicle and the house sustained minor damage. No injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Young Farts Trailer Parts: Prime Video comedy series about brothers turning old trailers into a million-dollar empire

Prime Video has premiered the comedy series Young Farts Trailer Parts, based on the true story of brothers Jagger and Dawson, owners of Young Farts RV Parts. The show follows their daily operations of finding, buying, and dismantling old trailers to sell parts. The series is produced by Lionsgate and Amazon MGM Studios, directed by Brent Hodge.

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