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Ever worry your RV might get turned away because of its age? This week’s Camper Smarts dives into the truth behind the infamous 10-year rule — plus other questions RVers ask when they get home, plan long trips, or try to simplify life on the road.

 
 
Feature Articles
 

Is Your RV “Too Old” for Campgrounds? Here’s the Real Deal

The 10-year rule isn’t as strict or as common as people think. Here’s how campgrounds actually apply it, why condition matters more than age, and what you can do if your rig is older.

 

Can You Legally Hook Your RV Up to a Septic Tank?

Back from a trip and thinking about dumping at home? The answer depends on local codes, septic design, and how you do it. Here’s what’s legal, what’s risky, and what to check first.

 
 
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Smart Tech for RV Living: What’s Worth Adding (and What’s Not)

From smart thermostats to security gadgets, these tech upgrades can make RV life easier — if you choose the right ones.

 
 
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Heading for the Alaska Highway? Prep Matters More Than You Think

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RV Toilet Leaking? How to Find the Real Problem

Learn how to track down the true source, fix common seal issues, and know when it’s time to call in a pro.

 
 

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