
Go RVing Highlights Holiday Digital Strategies
With the winter holiday just around the corner, Go RVing said consumers are seeking gifts such as an aftermarket upgrade, a new accessory or an RV trip.

With the winter holiday just around the corner, Go RVing said consumers are seeking gifts such as an aftermarket upgrade, a new accessory or an RV trip.

Trader Interactive’s latest monthly report found consumer online views of RVs increasing from 2024 levels.

RV sales showed signs of stabilizing in August 2025, with new RV sales down 4.67% year-over-year and used RV sales up 1.09%.

Townsizing is a travel trend in which travelers seek quiet getaways featuring idyllic countrysides, walkable main streets and unhurried afternoons. Go RVing’s latest trends report for September identified townsizing as a trend dealers should learn.

The 2025 Overland Industry Report shows a significant increase in overlanding interest and participation among Americans over the past decade.

A new survey from RVIA and Cairn Consulting found that over 7.4 million Americans are planning an RV trip over Labor Day weekend. The total is up slightly from the 7.3 million who were projected to take an RV trip over Labor Day weekend in 2024.

Go RVing’s latest monthly trends report examined community trends. According to a Gallup poll, More Americans today than two decades ago rate their community activities, hobbies or recreational activities as “extremely” or “very important” to them.

Black Book’s RV Market Commentary for June showed a $12,349 decrease in the average sale price for used motorhomes in the past month.

Go RVing’s webinar introducing dealers to future RV buyers is less than a week away. The webinar is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Eastern time July 30. Information presented in the webinar will be based on the “RV Owner Demographic Profile of Intenders” report.

According to the just-released “RV & Camping Consumer Insights Report 2025,” a new wave of digitally savvy, convenience-driven guests is reshaping the RV and campground experience.

Women’s outdoor activity participation continues to rise, according to a Winnebago Industries Spotlight Survey. The survey focused on women for the first time.

Winnebago President and CEO Mike Happe said the RV retail market showed signs in the spring of rebounding. Through the end of June, however, he said retail sales have not yet rebounded.