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A new high-tech ultralight pop-up trailer designed for motorcycles, subcompacts and hybrids and slated for production this summer, Scarab deploys at the touch of a button

The 2006 Minimaousse, a design contest to "make the most of space", produced an imaginative semicircular RV called the "252° Living Area" or Mobile Mini House.

Most RV insurance provides for loss of or damage to the unit. But it's also important to be protected against injury to third parties, or damage to others' property.

Choosing the RV that will best meet your needs means understanding exactly what those needs are. Here's a checklist to help you decide which RV is right for your family.

The size and preferences of the accessible tourism market in North America were described in a July 2007 report from Ontario, Canada, based on U.S. and Canadian research.

Camp amidst the redwoods along a lazy river at the Standish-Hickey Campground in a tent, trailer, or RV.

RV insurance is a specialized product combining some aspects of both home and auto insurance. Types (All Perils or Specified Perils) and Unit Coverage are examined here.

Slide-outs make for spacious RVs, yet RVers report mechanical problems, gasket leaks, and difficulty even getting to the head when the slides are in. Are slides worth it?

Teardrop travel trailers (caravans) represent a growing market niche. They're small and offer few amenities - but they're light, comfortable, easy to tow, and save money.

"Today's typical RV owner is 49 years old, married," says the RVIA of a 2005 survey. But lately she's a single lady taking off on her own or with friends.

Mountain View Farm RV Park and Campground promises "Fun Times" and "Live Music" but delivers neither. And not a mountain in sight. Why is this campground so popular?

Whether you call it an RV, camper, trailer or motorhome, recreational vehicles come in a variety of sizes for every budget and family size.