Welcome to this week's edition of our RV, camping, and digital nomad lifestyle news roundup. As we continue our journey, we're committed to keeping you informed about the latest trends and updates in the outdoor living world. Here's what's new as of May 24, 2025.
RV Prices Expected to Surge in June
The RV market is bracing for a significant price surge in June 2025, with industry insiders predicting increases of up to 10%. Factors include rising material costs and industry consolidation. Read more
Winnebago Lowers 2025 Outlook Amid Economic Challenges
Winnebago Industries Inc. reported narrower than expected fiscal second-quarter losses but lowered its full-year financial outlook for 2025 due to macroeconomic challenges such as high interest rates, inconsistent consumer sentiment, and reduced dealer inventory levels. Read more
Camping & Outdoor Trends
Gen Z Drives Growth in Camping Industry
Gen Z is reshaping the camping industry in the U.S., turning it into a more dynamic and higher-spending travel option, according to Kampgrounds of America's 2025 Camping and Outdoor Hospitality Report. While camping remains a budget-friendly alternative, younger generations, particularly Gen Z and millennials, made up 61% of new campers in 2024 and are driving spending increases. Read more
Campground Booking Challenges Persist
The Dyrt's 2025 Camping Report sheds light on one of the biggest frustrations in the camping community: campground reservations and no-shows. While securing a great campsite has always been a challenge, the problem has become worse due to last-minute cancellations and unused reservations. Read more
Digital Nomad Lifestyle Updates
Decline in Digital Nomad Lifestyle
The post-pandemic era has seen a reversal in the popularity of the digital nomad lifestyle, with increasing return-to-office mandates and economic uncertainties prompting many workers to forgo the freedom of remote work abroad. Read more
U.S. Lacks Dedicated Digital Nomad Visa
The United States does not offer a visa specifically for digital nomads. Unlike some countries that have introduced remote worker visas, U.S. immigration policy has no dedicated path for foreign nationals to live in the U.S. while working remotely for a non-U.S. employer. Read more
Stay tuned for next week's update as we continue to explore the evolving landscape of outdoor living and mobile lifestyles. And don’t miss Tuesday’s (May 27th) blog post where we’ll share how Mack makes his "Signature" Sea Moss Gel and all of it's benefits—plus a free downloadable recipe.
Until next time—stay curious, stay mobile, and always Live Now.
Kirsten & Mack