The freedom of the open road has inspired travelers for generations, but extended road trips have never been more popular than they are today. Van life is popular among remote workers who can travel ...

The year was 1967, and I was four years old when my parents loaded me and my baby sister into a full-size Chrysler station wagon in Camden, New Jersey, and trucked us all the way across North America ...

The third annual Grand Rapids Camper, Travel & RV Show comes to DeVos Place in downtown Grand Rapids Thursday through Sunday, Jan. 15 through 18. In addition to the 300 new motor homes, travel ...

SPENCER - In 1959, a company called Spencer Sports Products began to make metal-sided campers called Trailblazer Travel Trailers. The campers were marketed as "rugged, reliable (and) ready and rarin' ...

Embodying the true essence of a teardrop camper, the Hütte Hut is a small space to sleep and store your stuff, with no tent ...

Vintage travel trailers hold a special appeal. They may not have the sleek looks of current-day RVs nor their luxurious amenities or high-tech systems, but older models are sure to capture attention ...

Not long after coming to terms with the fact that we couldn't afford to buy a home in the Bay Area, and struggling with the decision about whether to move elsewhere, my wife and I settled on a third ...

Get a blast from the past when you book your next vacation at a trailer park resort that features vintage-chic travel trailers. The parks, a retro trend, are popping up throughout the country, with a ...

The global pandemic has sparked a lot of unintended consequences – some of them a throwback to simpler times. Baseball card trading has boomed since the start of the lockdown, with some US dealers ...

Many an RV buyer has had to navigate the decision between camper van and small travel trailer. French startup Bivoak hopes to eliminate that process of pro/con compromise by bringing together the ...

From a humble beginning, leisure travel has evolved significantly to allow millions of vacationers the opportunity to experience overnight stays outdoors in relative comfort. Looking back to the 1920s ...