What "Puffing" Is and Its Legality for RVs

81-year-old Jane Post lives in a small motorhome on her younger daughter's property in Florida. She moved there in 2020 after finding her previous home too burdensome. Post highlights the practicality of the compact space and the ability to live near family while maintaining independence.

The publication provides practical advice for motorhome owners. It focuses on regular checks of technical systems, including electrical, water, and gas, as well as safety precautions for parking.

Oregon State Parks are considering an increase in fees for full-hookup RV sites. The nightly rate could rise to $80. The proposed change is attributed to rising operational costs and the need for infrastructure maintenance.

Camco has introduced the 40052 brass water pressure regulator for RV and camper water systems. The device features 3/4-inch fittings and is designed to protect plumbing from pressure spikes at campground hookups.

A 22-year-old from Tennessee built a tiny home on a 2003 Ford Ranger truck bed to live rent-free and travel. He started the $3,000 DIY project in January 2025. According to the RV Industry Association, approximately 486,000 U.S. citizens now live full-time in RVs, with Gen Z and millennials making up 22% of owners.

A two-pack of foldable ground mounts for solar panels has been presented. The steel rack construction is intended for use with campers, RVs, and off-grid systems. The mounts allow panels to be positioned on the ground for improved efficiency.