RV Camping

Many Glacier Campground at the eastern edge of Glacier National Park fully reopened after construction ahead of the 2026 season. While it is among the park’s most sought-after campgrounds, most sites cannot accommodate towed units longer than 21 feet, and slide-outs are not permitted.

Along California’s U.S. Route 395, RV travelers can find campgrounds from Lone Pine through Bishop and on to Mammoth Lakes, though high-elevation sites often fill quickly in summer. This route calls for advance reservations, cold-weather gear, and careful planning for mountain roads.

The 2026 toy hauler lineup ranges from large luxury fifth wheels to lighter travel trailers, with major differences in garage length, dry weight, cargo capacity, and tow-vehicle requirements. Comparing the numbers first can help match the right model to the equipment you carry and the truck you own.

RV travelers planning to camp in Death Valley National Park need to choose their campground carefully: Furnace Creek Campground is the only one with full hookups, and just 18 of its 136 sites offer them. Seasonal closures, limited water access, and extreme summer heat can substantially affect power, water, and trip planning.

Kia’s PV5 purpose-built electric van has drawn interest from North America’s van-life community after winning International Van of the Year. A North American launch had not been officially confirmed, though recent sightings in Michigan and California fueled speculation about its plans.

The 25-mile Million Dollar Highway section of US-550 between Ouray and Silverton offers remarkable scenery but demands careful preparation from RV drivers. Its narrow pavement, steep grades, tight curves, and lack of guardrails make it a poor fit for many large rigs.

Four 2026 Class B motorhomes show how chassis choice can shape everything from price and sleeping capacity to cold-weather equipment and off-grid capability. MSRP among these models ranges from $156,254 to $208,804 before options.

Grand Teton National Park’s eight campgrounds offer sharply different RV stays, from the full-hookup sites at Colter Bay RV Park to the large, no-hookup campground at Gros Ventre. Roadwork and wildlife-safety rules can also shape a camping itinerary.