Practical RV talk from the road.
RV Miles Podcast is a grounded RV lifestyle show built around news, trip reports, gear questions, and practical travel judgment. Jason and Abby bring the subject back to real-road consequences: what costs money, what saves stress, and what other RVers should know before rolling out.
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RV Miles Podcast sits squarely in the everyday working life of RV travel. It is about the rig, the road, the campground, the bills, and the industry decisions that eventually reach the driveway. Jason and Abby bring a conversational rhythm to the show, with enough banter to feel personal and enough detail to stay useful. The show does not treat RVing as a fantasy lifestyle. It treats it as something people plan, repair, tow, winterize, rent, research, and sometimes get wrong. Recent episodes move through a wide spread of practical subjects: fuel-saving habits, lane choice in heavy traffic, spring prep beyond the water system, confusing campsite length listings, and the real role of weight distribution hitches. The news episodes add another gear. They cover RV sales drops, TPMS requirements for new towables, Ford recalls, oil prices, Buc-ee's expansion, Winnebago interest in fifth wheels, DEF sensor rulings, and misinformation around diesel emissions systems. The result is less glossy travel show than rolling field notes from inside the RV world. It can be warm. It can also be plainspoken when a rule, product, or online rumor needs sorting out. Jason and Abby often anchor the conversation in their own years of North American travel with their boys, which gives the advice an earned, road-tested feel. The show also makes room for community business, listener emails, member support, homecoming events, website updates, and the wider RV Miles ecosystem. Guest conversations are practical rather than celebrity-driven. Brent Ward appears to talk about RV rentals on Outdoorsy. Dave Kelly discusses the Florida RV SuperShow and the work behind RV events. Sponsor segments and membership mentions are part of the texture, and some episodes spend real time on those housekeeping pieces. Still, the useful center holds. RV Miles Podcast is strongest when it turns scattered RV concerns into clear takeaways: slow down, check the right systems, understand the rule before reacting, and plan the trip around how RV travel actually works.
Made for: RV Miles Podcast is for current RV owners, rental-curious travelers, campers planning bigger trips, and RV shoppers who want grounded guidance before spending money. It also suits experienced travelers who like industry news with their maintenance and route-planning talk.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by connecting RV news to real owner consequences, from towable safety requirements to repair costs and campground logistics. Jason and Abby keep the conversation casual, but the takeaways are usually concrete enough to use on the next trip.
RV Miles is the #1 podcast for anyone interested in the RV lifestyle! Join Jason and Abby each week for a healthy helping of RV news, reviews, travel destinations, community, fun, and so much more. Whether you’re a seasoned RVer or a dreamer, there’s something for everyone around our virtual campfire.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
RV Miles Podcast connects everyday RV decisions with the roads, manufacturers, campgrounds, and rental businesses that shape life in a rig.
Jason and Abby turn RV ownership into a running conversation between practical decisions on the road and the business surrounding them. Their questions stay concrete: how to position a large rig in changing traffic, what campsite length listings mean, how speed and gearing…
A 40-foot campsite sounds roomy until Jason and Abby ask where your truck goes.
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A parked travel trailer becomes a rental business case, with towing gear and RV regulation folded into the practical discussion.
RV Miles finds a useful tension in the everyday RV driveway: a parked travel trailer can become income, while the equipment meant to keep a rig stable may deserve a second look.
A spring shakedown and practical highway-lane advice for RVers preparing for the season.
A spring shakedown trip gives RV Miles a useful way into first-trip preparation, as de-winterizing exposes a missed winterizing step before the rig heads out for a longer run.
A practical RV Miles segment unpacks campsite length listings, with Vail and RV industry news along for the ride.
RV Miles turns a Recreation.gov campsite listing into a useful planning question: when a site says 40 feet, what is that figure actually counting, and how should RVers think about a truck-and-trailer setup?
A practical look at saving fuel by slowing down, using gears wisely, and driving with more intent.
Episode 401 frames fuel economy as the result of everyday driving choices rather than a single trick. Jason and Abby keep the advice practical, moving from higher-gear driving in modern tow vehicles to the way speed changes through towns, communities, stoplights, and stop signs.
An RV road talk that makes lane lines, odd interchanges, and one Iowa stop worth a second look.
RV Miles Podcast steers its travel talk toward the details that shape time on the road: the Newmarvin fiasco, newer road technology, and a hidden gem in eastern Iowa.
A practical look at how RV shoppers' needs become repeatable fifth-wheel floor plans.
RV floor plans are often pitched as diagrams, but RV Miles frames them as the result of practical choices: who sleeps where, what travelers do at camp, and how much variety a builder can support well.
Jason and Abby discuss gift ideas for RVers, offering categories and suggestions for the holiday season.
Dave Kelly, executive director of the Florida RV Trade Association, discusses the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa and RV show season.
Jason and Abby interview Shirley and Sydney from Sabre RVs about the process of designing RV floor plans.
Jason and Abby discuss a border incident where a Canadian couple's Newmar motorhome was seized and fined $600,000 over VIN issues.
A draft National Park Service hub-and-spoke plan could shift management responsibilities among hundreds of park units, but Interior has not finalized it.
RV Miles host Jason Epperson reports on a 24% drop in new RV sales, a TPMS rule change for towable RVs by 2027, Outdoorsy's new venture, a Ford recall, and fuel price trends.
["RV Miles episode 405 opens with a listener question about a Ford F-250, an Alliance Delta Ultralight ML226, and whether a Fastway E2 weight distribution hitch is still necessary when the truck is oversized for the trailer.
RV Miles episode 404 opens with Jason’s de-winterizing mistake: a missed spray port keeps the pump running and leaves the trailer’s water system unusable until it is repaired.
This episode of RV Miles covers the EPA's new ruling on diesel exhaust fluid sensors, rising oil prices, Buc-ee's expansion, and new RV design technology.
Jason and Abby of RV Miles outline spring RV preparation beyond flushing the freshwater system, including safety checks, seals, electrical connections, tires, fluids, linens, and appliances.
RV Miles episode 402 opens with a Vail, Colorado trip report and a listener question about why Recreation.gov campsite lengths are so confusing.
Jason says a 10-mile difference can turn into 15% fuel savings when you slow down from 70 to 63 mph.
Dave Kelly, executive director of the Florida RV Trade Association, discusses the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa and RV show season.
Jason and Abby discuss gift ideas for RVers, offering categories and suggestions for the holiday season.
This episode discusses whether RVs should be electric vehicles, covering recent EV news and the implications for RVing.