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06/05/2026

Before you head out on your summer RV trip, make sure you’ve got the right insurance coverage.

RV Insurance Mistakes - Don't Get Stuck Without Coverage

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06/04/2026

⛔ Breaking News ⛔ In a surprise move, Lippert's CEO Jason Lippert has stepped down, effective immediately. He will be replaced by Johnny Sirpilla, a former Camping World executive, in the interim. Full story at RVMiles.com or click the link in comments.

06/02/2026

⛔Breaking News⛔ Battle Born Battery maker, Dragonfly, is suing YouTuber Will Prowse, alleging he made false and misleading statements about the company's lithium batteries in a series of online videos. The lawsuit also claims Prowse failed to disclose and publicly denied a financial relationship with the company that Dragonfly says exceeded $200,000. Link to full story in comments or at RVMiles.com.

06/02/2026

Battle Born Battery Maker Dragonfly is suing Influencer Will Prowse, alleging an undisclosed $200,000 relationship.

Battle Born maker Dragonfly Energy is suing YouTube reviewer Will Prowse over viral lithium battery safety claims.

06/01/2026

The station had just refueled its diesel supply prior to the incident:

An RV reportedly dumped sewage into the diesel supply of a Colorado fuel station, forcing the station to shut down its diesel pumps.

06/01/2026

We are live tomorrow night on YouTube, and we want you to join us. We'll be answering questions, and I'm sure we'll address all the rather blunt topics that have come up over the last week or so across our content and others. Lots to discuss!

Click on the link below and hit the reminder bell so you don't miss the livestream. See you there!

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06/01/2026

This episode really is a love letter to the journey and not the destination. Also, that Maverick story that's been making the Facebook group rounds - yeah, it's true, and it's wild.

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In episode 412 of the RV Miles podcast, we continue our trip across northern Arizona via scenic Route 89A, sharing why the overlooked drive of...

05/30/2026

🤔✋🏽If you ever wonder, full-time RV parents, if the choice you made to sell it all, explore the country, and in our case build out a school bus, had a profound effect on who your kids would grow to become, I present to you our youngest wanderer in 2016 and now in 2026. Shy of turning 3 helping his Dad build Wander Bus and now weeks shy of 13 helping his Dad build a work bench/makers space. This will be a space so that H, like his Dad, can continue to build, create and turn blank canvases into adventure mobiles or Star Wars universes or works of art or as much slime as his heart can handle. All the things he used to do on picnic tables when we traveled full-time.

Our kids are sponges. They are shaped by our choices. Do not let anyone out there tell you that taking your kids on the road was or is bad parenting, or that you are keeping them from friends or a social life or any of the other garbage people hurled at us for over seven years. It’s your family and your journey and you will always know, together, the best path. Off the road three years now, RVing like “normies” and somehow, despite all the keyboard warriors assuring us they would be socially dysfunctional, our kids survived, transitioned and are thriving, just like they did on the road. Funny.

Go live your best life. It was the best decision for seven years and then it was the best decision to put down roots. ❤️

05/27/2026

Things have not been going Ford's way this year:

Ford F-150 production paused again after a stamping plant issue, adding pressure as Ford works to rebuild truck inventory.

05/27/2026

In 2018, Zion National Park’s Watchman Campground was one of our 1st NPS campgrounds, and it absolutely spoiled us for NPS campgrounds going forward. In fact, the entire park spoiled us when it comes to how a National Park, a campground and a gateway town work so harmoniously together.

Almost 8 years later to the day, we returned to our favorite park this time in a in search of the magic again, and happy to report it is still there, only now it is filled with the intense memories of our once small boys everywhere we look. There was not a spot in that entire park where I did not see a moment from our two visits in 2018. Where we did not see happy, smiling, imaginative, creative, thriving 5, 8 and 11 year old Epperson boys falling in love with Zion just like their Mom and Dad.

Sometimes it’s was a lot of intense memories at once that I could feel my heart in my throat, longing to reach out and hold those little boys once again.

Isn’t it amazing the core memories we can leave in a a National Park and how it holds on to those memories so gently for us, patiently waiting for our return.

I love this campground at Zion for all the ways it comforts me and breaks my aging parental heart.

This week we share all this and more on the podcast. If any of this resonates with you, or you’d like to learn more details about visiting Zion, please come join us. Details on how in the comments.