Real RVers talk about their RV worries for 2023

This week we share YOUR thoughts on the RV industry and what the future might bring to RV travel in 2023. Gas prices, interest rates, and crowds may have some worried... We also share our latest updates and how the first night in our new Unity went... spoiler, we forgot pillows...
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[@kathiebauer5165]

We are glad to see large properties showing up for RV’ers to purchase a lot as a home base spot. Hope this continues to expand.

[@donnadelahanty9903]

Agree!!!

[@laureljaneg]

If my financial situation where differ t I would look into one of these.

[@craigandlisao9736]

Our rv resort is 55+ & we have rv lots for less $ than many. Llano Grande resort in Mercedes’ Texas

[@RobertHasty]

That one guy nailed it. We've seen this over and over again. Mom and pop campgrounds getting bought up by big corporations and jacking up the rates big time. When we first started 10 years ago you could get a very nice campground or rv resort for $32 a night. Now there over $50 and most of them even higher near $75 a night.

[@laureljaneg]

This is sad! No improvement, yet they are going to charge more!! Let’s see how long it will be before they need to lower the fees to attract customers…….

[@henryroman5997]

When I first started it was 2 dollars a night to camp back in 77 now 45 years later I'm paying 5 dollars a night and I still want it cheaper because all I use is a space , aka boondock , because I don't need hook ups or water , I go in my towed for purified water for 68 cents for 5 gallons and I'm on the beach in baja Cal. If you want the same deal please let me know and I can hook you up so you can save some money so that you can afford to stay at resorts that charge a mint .lol

[@jamesgilhooly1326]

Gas was $0.34 a gal

[@ggebhard1]

OMGosh!! We might be neighbors, soon! I live in SW Michigan!!! There’s nothing better than driving around our wine country, with your windows, smelling the wonderful aroma of the grapes on the vines!!! Welcome to wine country! Or perhaps you’ll be in the Blueberry Capital of the World???

[@sweetpolly121]

Love hearing the rain on the roof in my RV. Enjoy your new one.

[@CarolynsRVLife]

I don't stay in a lot of campgrounds but I'm going cross country now and have been astonished at the high cost of campgrounds. COE camps are $30! They were free when I started 7 years ago! And state parks are high too. And VERY crowded, even after labor day. A lot of changes in the7 years I've been on the road.

[@suecrets5169]

So close to retiring, but with the economy going to have to put off for a while. So glad you guys are enjoying the RVs and hopefully your new property. Thanks for the great content.

[@michaelhazen8658]

The RV tech had it the most right. the social media hotness of "RV Lifestyle" is winding down after a glut of youtube/insta lifestylers turned it into business. all the new people are encountering the costs of the whole deal - rising prices, reservations, etc plus the whole effort involved in the activity - from moving, set up/tear down, repairs/maintenance - the bloom is coming off the rose. Other travel is becoming more and more common and people are realizing that continuing to pay that monthly nut (loan, upkeep, storage) on the unit isnt really cheaper than taking a trip via airline or cruise. Also the cheaper units are aging. That 2019 low end trailer is now 3 years into a 5 year lifespan. So I think there will be a hefty influx of used units that people just want to get out from under. Meanwhile manufacturers are going to see a lot of friction in sales - they have dramatically raised prices to take advantage of the market, without actually adding much value. I dont think its going to be a sudden fall off a cliff - I think this winter will be a bellwether. and by the fall of 2023 manufacturers and dealers will be working against a current of distaste for the price:value ratio and a deepening market of 2-3 year old used units.

[@cynthiasnedeker2981]

Thank you for sharing. It is always enjoyable to watch your videos. Safe travels

[@davidg.johnson7208]

I own a 2011 Roadtrek Adventurous diesel camper van with solar panels and battle born batteries. I bought my van used 6 years ago before the demand/prices went up. I am a widowed, retired, full-time RVer. I love it! I had motorhome before but with my van I can drive it almost anywhere and am happy with less "stuff" as I do boondocking, saving money, and travel across the U.S. For future RV owners/buyers: Owning a new Class B camper van will not decrease in value as a trailer, fifth wheel or motorhome would. If you can live with less "stuff" in your life, a camper van will save you a lot of money, so you can travel more.

[@kimproffer695]

Lake Tahoe is my favorite place to go! My father has a home there overlooking the lake and it’s the most beautiful view!

[@bbredhead70]

Get educated and vote on policies that affects RVers. It is important. We just sold our house a couple of months ago and moved into our 5th wheel. Best decision we ever made.

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

Do you seriously think our Congress is going to vote on something like this. It would never make it to the floor.

[@traceywilliams2160]

Todd from Pennsylvania, YOU NAILED IT!

[@wellsonwheels457]

This was great! Loved talking with all the RVers.

[@campingqueen8121]

Wow you have a lot going on!!! I recently discovered your channel and am really glad that I did! We recently upgraded from a hybrid travel trailer to a NTU 2019 travel trailer…I know, small potatoes compared to what y’all deal with, but we are loving it and looking forward to less set up work. We are not new campers, having camped since the 80s. Hubby retires in December. Next year we will have so much more flexibility and can see our baby grandson more, plus the other 3! We will definitely be conservative on travel and look forward to camping in one place longer. I’m hoping that we can find some places to volunteer in our journeys. One of our destinations for 2023, is Michigan!! God bless you two, Paul and Peggy

[@lindahansen9395]

Great interviews and information

[@yorotirb3941]

HA Ha! Such big worries, where will we go tomorrow, LOL!

[@Viz210]

Some people have earned the right to have those simple worries.

[@Tammy121111]

ALSO, THE BAD THING ABOUT GOING TO GOOD PLACES IS THE LEAVING PART !! LOL

[@krisg3984]

You guys had to empty your house for selling ? I just went through this and it took a month !! Now your out running around like teenagers ! I’m amazed !

[@MyBackyardScience]

Your new RV looks nice! 🙂

[@Lolaandcassidyadventures]

Just bought a 2018 FX and got 5.4% Apr loan. We love it!

[@vanananag7736]

Hi Mike and Jen, wish you good luck selling your home and with purchase of land in Michigan. Here’s an idea you may be considering, live in your 5th wheel while your home is being constructed. Leave your furnishings in a storage container on site. My cousins did this and it worked great for them. My husband and I and our dog, just returned from a 6 night camping trip in our class B van, we stayed at 2 campgrounds and 1 Harvest Host. I have learned that less is more and we can make do with less stuff. In the coming weeks and year, we will be traveling to state campgrounds and Harvest Hosts about 500 - 1000 miles away from our home base and family. We can’t change the economy and no one knows how many years we have to enjoy our retirement together. Carpe diem!

[@NO-WAR-WINGS]

1. Personal Safety. 2. Fuel Budget. 3. Seasonal SnowBird Site Fees Increasing.

[@donaldtimmons7675]

Thanks for sharing...

[@donnadelahanty9903]

Thank you for your great videos and live streams. I am hoping to find property in AZ as you found in Tennessee. 🎶 Happy trails 🎶

[@laureljaneg]

Watch nomadic fanatic he just purchased land in AZ for RV.

[@duane4972]

I love how everyone thinks they are the only REAL RVers. What are the real qualifiers for being a real RVer ? Seriously ...

[@cge7527]

Great video!

[@wellsonwheels457]

Thank you

[@lisabeare2366]

Being new to RVing...... What is a "real RVer"? I sure love everything I'm learning from these channels

[@ChristianTravelers]

Wow! Might we be close to your new place? We are currently at Bear Cave Thousand Trails RV Campground in Buchanan, MI. There is a vineyard right down the road.

[@elflordsjourneys]

The interest rate on my first house in the 80s was 10 1/2 percent, thought it was a good deal when I refinanced to 8 percent.😀

[@lindaward5338]

You got a deal. Our rate was 17.5 percent . That is NOT a typo.

[@elflordsjourneys]

Wow, 🤪 crazy

[@Mudbug2000]

Comment: I got a real estate license in 1983 & interest rate was 20%.

[@elflordsjourneys]

Yup don't understand why people are whinning about the latest increase, sure 2% is nice but even up to 10 isn't bad. Best thing we did was a 15 year mortgage and paid it off even sooner.

[@frankmitzen2008]

Are you aware that the service plazas on the Ohio turnpike have shower facilities in the plaza truckers area.

[@judystreich7333]

I think there will be less RV’ers selling their homes to go full time, keeping their home base and maybe going for trips on a little longer time frame. Uncertainty of the economy, age, health, and family will no doubt play into those decisions. Circumstances change and along with that so do attitudes about a home base vs. going all in full time. But, no doubt people are still going to explore and travel when they can.

[@tracybird8668]

I pray all of this BS about TRANSHUMANISM, and chips in our brains is false, or we are able to stand up for humanity. First we have to make friends, play with others peacefully. We've all lost touch with each other, and they are using this against us. I NEVER, EVER COMPLY, OR NEGOCIATE WITH SOCIOPATHS, AND CRIMINALS. I plan on getting a RV. The pull alongs are going down in price. While the motorhomes are sky rocketing in price. Problem is I'm a nurse. Quit healthcare field due to extremely large targets on our backs. I wore a large outside garbage bag for PPE s. Got covid. Forced to work while my fascist witch boss went to Cancun same time as criminal Ted Cruz. I'm ready to retire, but the fascist political party wants to take our medicare, and SS away ,and privatize it. My brother lives in a nice RV in a RV dealership just off a major Hwy. 3 RVs stolen in the last month there. He said that a truck pulled into the RV private sites, and hooked up to a brand new RV, and booked it. People should count their blessings, stay put, and ride with a caravan for protection from hooligans, and evil sociopaths looking for easy prey. Always be very aware of your surroundings. PEACE.

[@craigandlisao9736]

If your 55+ our resort in the Rio Grande Valley sells rv lots for way less money than many places. We’re right next to south padre Island and Mexico. Check it out llano Grande rv resort and country club in Mercedes’ Texas. 🥰

[@princessknowled]

Question Are you going to get an inspection so that you can have repairs done that you can’t see too?

[@jodymazzarese5151]

With any uptick in demand comes an uptick in prices. Being energy independent (boondocking) you would probably be better off. Campgrounds are going to hike the 💲

[@globemaster2356]

I can only pray the situation all Americans are in will improve in 2024. Please vote and make the change.

[@faithrada]

I think it's a great idea to go out there and explore... but have a home base to retreat to if / when either personal or general circumstances might change. The key word is FLEXIBILITY.

[@JohnJohn-wr1jo]

You vote with your wallet rather than one of the lemmings that thinks there's a difference between a conservative or liberal politician.

[@winterstorm366]

Vote Democrat if you want any quality of life again!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@alexdiamantopoulos6614]

@@winterstorm366 you must be the only democrat that made lots of money since the Democrats took the White House.

[@markgosser9578]

You guys are living life!

[@janicecrockett1400]

I think big corporations buying up small campgrounds is the worst thing to happen to camping as a whole. I love the state and national parks and small campgrounds. boondocking does not interest me.

[@laureljaneg]

It sucks… time will tell if they can continue to get the $$ will depend on their location ect. I want a small van. Once I retire I’ll look seriously. Would rather stay at state, county and National parks.

[@michelleconcannon7584]

Did you see any decent discounts? We are looking at Class Cs in FL and no one wants to play ball yet

[@jenzfreedomfight6574]

Hey guy's! Really enjoy your channel, very informative stuff!! Really trust your advice. I had a stroke 2yrs ago & have multiple health probably & waiting for disability to be approved & use the back pay check to get a nice used RV & staying at lake while I save up to buy some land, only a half acre or acre. I just gotta ask you, besides your income from your KZbin channel, what careers did you have before you retired? I don't think I've heard you say. I hope you don't think that was too personal a question, no offense was intended.

[@loulentz3107]

Hi Jenzfreedom fight.....I just wanted to let you know that a Stroke can slow you down, but not take you out of the game....I am a Stroke Survivor, (almost 15 years now!), and I still do much of the activities I did before then. Mine was ischemic, and I do have permanent affliction on my right side, namely I walk with a limp....but I still travel and go RVing! Keep your dream; you'll will enjoy it all the more when you now fulfill them! Best Wishes! ~Lou

[@theroadhome_Liz_Summers]

The summary of my comment is: I don't have a crystal ball. I have had my Winnebago Adventurer 33 foot motorhome for 17 years ... fortunate purchase when I was new and knew nothing. I say fortunate as it has fit my travel style for a long time, is set up for all weather (I prefer Fall-Winter-early Spring travel). I am now 67, still working, but have been a self-employed software developer (contract programmer) for 37 years and work from home (stick and/or rv home) all of that time. I've travelled months at a time (7 mths longest) as well as overnight/weekend and everything in between. All these years, I have been based in NW Montana (grew up in Ohio). At this point, I have been thinking of downsizing as I want to travel only in the Pacific Northwest US or Canadian Southwest ... shorter trips that would be easier in something nimbler. I have also thought about selling my house which thanks to COVID and a lot of people wanting to move where I live ... is worth ... well, anyway it would add significantly to the coffers. I also want to move to a less busy (less $$) area for a home base. All of the above to say that one day, while walking my dog in my woods with all of the what ifs rolling around in my head ... I realized: I do not have a crystal ball!! I can dither 'till the cows come home and ultimately, neither I nor any of the economic experts really KNOW how things will go so my job is to decide where I want my home base and what RV I want for travel ... a lot of the details are beyond my control. So, for myself, I have taken worrying about selling high and buying low out of the equation for both decisions. (***edited for typos :) )

[@wellsonwheels457]

My aunt and uncle paused their retirement to go back to work . They lost a lot of $ in their retirement fund recently

[@SlowPCGaming1]

The trend I would be watching out for are hybrid and EV RVs.

[@louisedonoso2491]

Are you guys planning to start a RV park? 🤗

[@dancharron7098]

I like the concept and been considering building such an RV concept. But I been thinking of it in either Florida or Texas. One is perfectly zoned for it. Just not sure about if I should add water and sewer services? Or simply get a company to offer them services.... I wonder how much per month does it normally cost for you guys as rental? Lease....

[@kimberleesmith2703]

Please set up a new place for RVers! There can never be too many places to stay. It would be nicest to have water, electric and at least a dumping station if not sewer at every site. Best wishes!

[@dancharron7098]

@@kimberleesmith2703 ok so my plans are first to make ten pads. And then I like to make a lazy river and a pool. And I like to set up a community building bit has a concept of showers washrooms with one for handicap access. Then a coin OP area with a TV and tables with AC. It will have cameras to make sure no one uses it offensively. The sewers I been thinking is it easyer to have a service truck come true? But in the future build RV covered areas. With full plug ins and then add a rest area of common grounds like a patio and a BBQ area with an outdoor kitchen and a bathroom with showers. And all not too far from a big city like San Antonio texas. Say 20 miles outside of town. So you can got play in town sometimes but after shopping and enjoying your day/Evenings you are neer home.

[@Stamour79]

Comment: Good one!😊

[@FMTFXE22]

Just curious, what’s your feedback on your portable folding chairs. I’ve searched for them which turned out to be quite a task. They’re really expensive too so I’m just wondering do you think they’re worth the money I certainly do like the small footprint and profile one folder.

[@RVLifestyle]

Yes. We just ordered another set after almost 11 years of using the first set,

[@kimberleesmith2703]

We just purchased one as our Thor Vegas 24.3 has a beautiful interior with incredible, spacious cabinets and drawers.... It has a smaller end load limit and horrible lack of outdoor storage. We needed a chair that folded up into a smaller space. I sacrificed my rocking chair. 😳

[@davidlundy5007]

I would guess quite a few potential Rvers are putting their futures on hold for now until our government gets their act together. Inflation is the culprit along with fuel fiasco that could have been prevented. I have my campervan all ready to go but just in the waiting mode.

[@faithrada]

I think what brings success in You Tube World is certainly talent and hard work but more than that is ... Does the Camera Like You? If the camera likes you it's hard to screw up.

[@jamesgilhooly1326]

I read by Jun or July gas is going to be $5.45 a gal

[@patriciabroderick3436]

Would you consider renting a space bed on your rig to someone who would like to try traveling short time trip with you. Help you financially and help me travel. I am 71.

[@BamaTraveller]

I don’t think anyone will know until hindsight… My concern is long term increased cost of travel and build quality of RV’s. Depending on how manufacturers respond will determine how long the impact effects the industry. The rest is political.

[@miketomas8564]

Pfft.. Didn't get any doughnuts.. As I'm looking at the bag in the mirror... hahaha

[@RVLifestyle]

Alas, it wasn't donuts in the bag.

[@miketomas8564]

@@RVLifestyle awwaa.. So sad..

[@kimberleesmith2703]

Could have been an egg sandwich or a pound of coffee. Don't judge!

[@alicial6072]

I think so many purchased RV's in the past two years that the ones who want them already have them and the ones who found out they don't enjoy the lifestyle will sell them in the next couple years unfortunately the price of the rv's went up so much that buying used is a better bargain. If you're still working and camping part time the cost of gas and inflation really isn't affecting whether you travel or not as will still have the income coming in and rving is still the cheapest way to vacation and get away.

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

This statement is completely inaccurate.

[@FlyFishingRealtor]

@@edwardyudkoff7137 what are your thoughts?

[@Tammy121111]

YOU DON'T ALWAYS NEEDS A BRAND NEW CAMPER ! YOU NEEDS TO LEARN WHAT KIND OF RV YOU WANT & WHAT YOU WANT TO DO WITH IT !!

[@alicial6072]

@@Tammy121111 Agree 100% and I also think as you get older, your style of camping changes (kids. grandkids, retirement) and you switch up to something else, I started with a used TT 6 years ago and i'm still using it today but in the future when I retire, I may switch to something different that is easier set up and driving. I think there is pros and cons to all modes of rving I just need to decide what one will work best for me.

[@Tammy121111]

@@alicial6072 , PLUS CAUSE OF THE COVID THING THE MANUFACTURERS HAVES MADE ALL OF THE NEWER ONES WAY TO QUICKLY AND USED THE CHEAPEST MATERIALS IN THEM THE OLDER ONES SEEMED TO BE PUT TOGETHER A LIL BETTERS THAN THEY HAVES NOWS !! & WITH THE OLDER ONES, YOU DON'T GETS THE STICKER SHOCK OF THE NEW ONES TOO, TT DEPRECIATES JUSTS LIKE CARS SOON AS YOU PULLS OFF THE LOTS TOO!!

[@ajf5823]

First World Problems: "I have to pay 6% on my $150k RV". I love how one person thinks getting a 5th Wheel is "going smaller." Seriously, there are people lying awake at night worrying about paying for food, medicine and housing. Keep things in perspective.

[@erikekholm9617]

Good thing there’s people like you who care about those kinds of things. Too many problems to care about. Everyone picks and chooses what they want to be concerned about. I don’t care about any of the issues. That’s why I have an rv, so I can live on my little plot of land out in the country while the world burns

[@TheWestlandgirl]

You might want to watch those kinds of channels then.

[@Viz210]

And perspective is exclusive to each individual and their life. One “perspective” is no more or less important than another.

[@tracybird8668]

@@erikekholm9617 okay. You're man. Probably single. Probably didn't have siblings, or you can't stand them. Probably zero kids of your own. Or you can't tolerate them. Any parents that you care about? Wow, do you have a pet that you care about???

[@geod3589]

I think safety is the main thing, and I'm not talking about safe driving. The way crime is, criminals emboldened now. I fear break-ins, vandalizing of the RV, etc.

[@faithrada]

Just my own thoughts.. IF society collapses the last place I would want to be is.. on the road with no supplies, no supportive neighbors/family. For security... homesteading type situations make more sense, especially if health issues arise. Basically I 'camp' at my own modest home in the forest. I only enjoy traveling when I know I have a safe haven to return to.... but that's just me.

[@Tammy121111]

YOU ARM YOURSELF JUSTS LIKE YOU WOULD IN A HOUSE & GET GOOD INSURANCE !!

[@hshalom9113]

Thefts of RVs are up over 850% - recovery rate around 20%. I've had 3 rigs stolen no recovery and stuck in sticks & bricks for now. Will be getting another vintage RV - build quality is much better wyth older rigs and one payment it's paid off.

[@Tammy121111]

ANY CAMPGROUND THAT HAS A KOA OR RESORT HAS GONE THROUGH THE ROOF AND SO, WE TRY NOT TO GOES TO THEM , WE DON'T HAVES ANY KIDS ANYMORE & SO WE DON'T NEEDS A KOA OR A RESORT

[@andycordova5562]

What happened to your fifth wheel?

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

To the nurse: I get all this dreaming and life is short rhetoric. I've been researching and looking at rv's for five years now. I completely advise not to purchase an RV. Yes the costs to purchase a rig and accessories are high but its the terrible quality that turned me off. You need to understand that these people making these videos "have money". They can afford it. I'm going to travel the country as well but stay in hotels and motels; no worries, no expensive warranties, tire monitoring kits and broken refrigerators. Not to mention the six week waiting list to take your RV to get repaired. This is my opinion and I've worked very hard to save so I can enjoy retirement as well. Spend your money, don't waste it.

[@meme13100]

Some people don't have the choice of staying in hotels to live. Many people try to live in hotels but the prices are daily and aren't worth it or worse. RVs is the last option before living in a regular car, tent, or on the street. Just because the quality isn't House quality doesn't mean it isn't good enough to stay in. ALSO if you're looking for quality you should go with monocoque, or fiberglass shells for an RV. RVs have come a long way since you probably were looking and the quality on some aren't as bad as you make it seem. Air stream, wingamm, winnebago, etc just to name a few have nice well made RV and class Bs. I recommend looking into them.

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

@@meme13100 Yes, if it is choice between living out a car or an rv, then an rv would be a good choice. But I am referring to the people who want to travel for pleasure. Big mistake to purchase. Also, last time I checked, Airstreams are big bucks. These people are not living out of their cars. Received an article today from RV Travel today saying that one in 6 rv's are "out of action" waiting for repairs. If you want to wake up in the forest, rent a cabin.

[@prestomattwine]

Have you checked out the rv trailers that Europeans put out. They put our rv’s to shame with both price and quality workmanship! The problem with Americans, is that we’ve been brainwashed to accept subpar products and services in this country for far too long. Until we stop catering to these companies, it’ll be business as usual!

[@petepleban5775]

@@prestomattwine Amen to that,,, I just returned from a months travel in Europe, and I did notice a few rigs boondocking on coastal landscapes. They are compact, functional, and built well. But,,,,,, your travel locations are very limited.

[@Thesaltymedic36]

I retire in 3 1/2 years. Buying a small B+, 21-23 feet. Obviously in my line of work I know the value of time. We’re leaving then. I think the Rv world will crash in the next 1-2 years. Then stabilize out and I’m hoping for a good deal when we buy. Going to live a minimal lifestyle.

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

So your taking pleasure in others misery? I'm trying to prevent the misery from occurring.

[@Thesaltymedic36]

@@edwardyudkoff7137 No. I didn’t say that. I also don’t control the financial market. Just call it as I see it.

[@ziptie7112]

People seem too complacent. We are in a recession now and will deepen 2023...Its about cost and availability of fuel.......cost of insurances and maintenance....besides cost of food & life's necessities Just because people retire with income, they seem to be asleep at the switch..

[@thebrucewagner]

Camping World? Seriously??

[@susanshaver912]

A white couch for RV traveling??? Hmm, I sure liked your old explore and boondock videos more.

[@winterstorm366]

If you are disabled how can you manage driving around country ?? You probably can still work don’t scam the SS system.

[@hshalom9113]

Many handicapable people are traveling. It's called living their life! It's the demented RVers that go into debt buying a $100+k rigs that go to cramped in trailer parks and sit in their rig watchin tv all day & complain and blame the kids playing too loud, politics & their own 💰 problems that are truely disabled.

[@rodneycraft1005]

I believe RV prices will tank. I plan to buy that 180k Class C for 99k. A year or two, I'm in no hurry. By the way, prices are high because demand is high. The economy is red hot. You guys have good problems.

[@jimforbes9119]

A recording tip - If I may: When 2 people are being recorded, PLEASE refrain from both talking at the same time. There are other RV video channels I don't watch because they talk over each other. Another tip: When you Title/Caption a video - GET TO THE POINT! I stopped watching this video a 7 1/2 minutes because you have not yet gotten to the titled point.

[@bobdrawbaugh4207]

What exactly is a “real RVer”? I guess you’re not a real RVer unless you have a KZbin channel telling others how to RV.