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Best RV Podcasts to Listen to on the Road
The best RV podcasts still publishing in 2026, sorted by what you want from the drive: RV news, trip planning, DIY maintenance, and national park stories for the long miles. Every show checked for new episodes, plus the gear that plays them in any rig.
Podcasts
18
Checked one by one
Weekly shows
8
New episode every week
Cost to listen
$0
Free in any podcast app
Our top pick
RV Miles
Weekly RV news + travel
New episodes checked October 3, 2026 · By RV-Roundup
At a glance
Our quick picks
Pick a podcast by the kind of drive you have ahead. Tap any show for the full write-up, or keep scrolling for all 18.
Best overall
RV Miles Podcast
Weekly RV news, travel and reviews from a full-time RV family, with quick park news in between.
Best for trip planning
The RV Atlas Podcast
Destination guides and campground reviews from a family that has RVed for years.
Best for DIY repairs
The Smart RVer
One maintenance job per episode, from tires to furnaces, in plain English.
Best for RV reviews
StressLess Camping RV Podcast
Weekly RV reviews, gadgets and maintenance tips from two RV industry insiders.
Best for long drives
National Park After Dark
True stories from the parks you are driving to. Nearly 480 episodes, so you won’t run out.
Best for boondockers
The Overland Journal Podcast
Weekly off-grid, navigation and gear talk for truck campers, vans and off-road trailers.
The short answer
The best RV podcast for most people is the RV Miles Podcast: a new episode every week on RV news, destinations and reviews, with short news updates in between. For trip ideas, add The RV Atlas and its spin-off Campground of the Week. To keep your rig running, The Smart RVer covers DIY repairs and StressLess Camping reviews RVs and gadgets weekly. For long driving days, National Park After Dark and Gaze At the National Parks bring the parks along for the ride. All 18 are free; just download episodes before you lose signal.
RV news & stories
Best RV podcasts for news and stories
Weekly shows that keep you current on the RV world, plus the stories of people living it.
Weekly RV news Free
Best overall
RV Miles Podcast
Hosts: Jason & Abigail Epperson · Weekly, plus short news episodes · Latest episode October 3, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
If you follow one RV podcast, make it this one. Jason and Abigail Epperson, a full-time RV family, put out a weekly main episode on RV news, industry moves, destinations and listener questions, and fill the rest of the week with short news updates, including national park news from the same team. It is the easiest way to stay current without reading a dozen forums.
What we like
- New episodes every week, plus quick news updates
- News, gear, destinations and the industry in one feed
- A deep back catalog of more than 500 episodes
Keep in mind
- If you only want trip stories, the industry news may be more than you need
Best for: Anyone who wants one RV show that keeps them current
Weekly Interviews Free
Best for RVer stories
RV Podcast: Stories From The Road
Hosts: Mike & Jennifer Wendland (RV Lifestyle) · Weekly, plus news episodes · Latest episode September 30, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Mike and Jennifer Wendland have been podcasting about RV life for more than ten years, and this show is built around what other RVers are doing: real trips, first-year lessons and campground finds, plus a regular roundup of RV news. The September 30, 2026 episode followed a couple who kept their Route 66 trip rolling despite high fuel prices, which sums up the show’s practical, people-first tone.
What we like
- Everyday RVers telling their own stories
- Regular RV news segment
- Upbeat, easy listening for long drives
Keep in mind
- Only the most recent episodes stay in the podcast feed
Best for: Listeners who like interviews with everyday RVers
Weekly Motorhomes UK
Best for motorhome tech
Motorhome Matt
Hosts: Matt Sims & Keith Gooden · Weekly (Mondays) · Latest episode September 28, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
A British show that treats motorhomes the way car podcasts treat cars: industry news, new models, buying advice and honest opinions. The September 28, 2026 episode asked whether Swift’s switch to lithium leisure batteries for 2027 is the end of lead-acid, the kind of battery and tech talk North American RVers will find surprisingly useful too.
What we like
- Straight-talking buying advice and new-model news
- More than 250 episodes
- A useful outside view of where RV tech is heading
Keep in mind
- UK and European focus, with UK brands and prices
Best for: Motorhome owners and anyone curious about European RV tech
Every 2 weeks New models
Best for new models
RV Unpacked
Hosts: Camping World · About every two weeks · Latest episode July 29, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Camping World’s current podcast (its older Stories from the Road show is no longer listed) is about what is new in RVing: model-year previews, trends and travel tips from the country’s biggest RV retailer. It is a brand show, so treat it as a preview rather than an independent review, but the July 29, 2026 episode’s sneak peek at 2027 models is a handy primer before a dealer visit.
What we like
- Early looks at upcoming model years
- A quick primer on RV trends before you shop
Keep in mind
- Made by a retailer, so not independent reviews
- No new episode since July 29, 2026 when we checked
Best for: Shoppers planning to buy or trade up
Monthly New show
Brand-new show
Inn the Know
Hosts: Campers Inn RV · About monthly · Latest episode September 28, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Campers Inn RV, the dealer behind the old All Things RV podcast, has a new show about owning an RV: products, maintenance, service and industry news from people who sell and fix RVs every day. Only two episodes are out so far, so follow it now and let the catalog grow.
What we like
- Dealer and service-department know-how
- Successor to All Things RV
Keep in mind
- Only two episodes so far
- Made by a dealer
Best for: New owners who want dealer-side tips
Trip planning
Best RV podcasts for planning trips
Destinations, campgrounds and routes, from people who have driven them.
Every 2 weeks Destinations Families
Best for trip planning
The RV Atlas Podcast
Hosts: Jeremy & Stephanie Puglisi · About every two weeks · Latest episode September 27, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Jeremy and Stephanie Puglisi are the friendly voices of the RV Family Travel Atlas, and their flagship show mixes destination guides, campground reviews, gear and conversations about the RV industry. The fall 2026 series on an RV trip through Western Canada and the Canadian Rockies is a good example: real routes, real campgrounds and plenty of family-tested advice for planning your own.
What we like
- Destination and campground guides you can act on
- Warm, family-friendly tone
- Pairs with their Campground of the Week show
Keep in mind
- Some episodes are about the RV industry rather than travel
Best for: Families and couples planning the next trip
Every few weeks Campgrounds
Best for finding campgrounds
Campground of the Week
Hosts: Jeremy & Stephanie Puglisi · Every few weeks · Latest episode September 13, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
The RV Atlas hosts’ spin-off does exactly what the name says: each episode spotlights one campground or RV park worth the drive, often with a guest who has stayed there. Start with the September 2026 episode on Letchworth State Park, “the Grand Canyon of the East,” and you will have a new bucket-list stop by the time it ends.
What we like
- One campground per episode, easy to save for later
- Nearly 100 episodes to browse by place
Keep in mind
- No longer weekly; new episodes arrive every few weeks
Best for: Anyone building a campground bucket list
Every 2 weeks Destinations
Best for road-trip ideas
The RV Destinations Podcast
Hosts: Randy & Caly (RV Destinations Magazine) · About every two weeks · Latest episode September 23, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
From the team behind RV Destinations Magazine, each episode explores one town, park or region worth driving to, from big-name parks to small-town finds. Episode 137 (September 23, 2026) toured Laurel, Mississippi, home of HGTV’s Home Town, and shows the style: what to see, where to eat and why it is worth the detour.
What we like
- One destination per episode
- 137 episodes and counting
- Pairs well with the magazine
Keep in mind
- Light on RV tech and maintenance
Best for: Travelers looking for their next stop
Weekly Full-time RV
Best weekly travel diary
Traveling Robert: Living the RV Dream
Hosts: Traveling Robert · Weekly (Fridays) · Latest episode October 2, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Living the RV Dream has been running long enough that the October 2, 2026 episode was number 395. Each Friday, Traveling Robert recaps where he has been, previews RV shows and rallies, and answers listener questions about full-time life on the road. It feels like catching up with a neighbor at the campground.
What we like
- A dependable weekly schedule
- Listener Q&A on real full-time questions
- RV show and rally news
Keep in mind
- Personal and conversational; less structured than news shows
Best for: Full-timers and dreamers who like a weekly check-in
Maintenance, tech & reviews
Best RV podcasts for maintenance and reviews
Keep the rig rolling: DIY repairs, how RV systems work and honest reviews.
Weekly Reviews Gadgets
Best for RV reviews & gadgets
StressLess Camping RV Podcast
Hosts: Tony & Peggy Barthel · Weekly · Latest episode October 1, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Tony and Peggy Barthel know the RV industry from the inside, and it shows. Their weekly show mixes detailed RV reviews with maintenance tips, gadgets that actually earn their space, and places they have camped. The October 1, 2026 “RV Gadget Catch-Up” episode is typical: practical, honest and a little bit fun.
What we like
- Detailed, honest RV reviews
- Weekly, with more than 375 episodes
- Gadget and maintenance tips
Keep in mind
- Review episodes matter most if you are shopping
Best for: RV shoppers and owners who like to tinker
Every 2 weeks DIY Maintenance
Best for DIY repairs
The Smart RVer
Hosts: Eric Stark · About every two weeks · Latest episode September 25, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Eric Stark keeps each episode focused on one job you can do yourself, from tires and roofs to water heaters, batteries and slide-outs, in a format built for RV owners rather than technicians. The September 25, 2026 episode on furnace problems (maintain, repair or replace?) landed just in time for heating season. With more than 200 episodes, it is a free maintenance library.
What we like
- One repair topic per episode, easy to search
- More than 200 episodes
- Can save you a trip to the service bay
Keep in mind
- Audio can’t replace your owner’s manual; check model-specific steps
Best for: DIY owners tired of waiting for a service appointment
Monthly RV tech
Best long-running show
RV Navigator
Hosts: Ken & Martha (The RV Navigators) · Monthly · Latest episode October 1, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
With 258 episodes released month after month, RV Navigator is one of the longest-running RV podcasts you can still subscribe to. Ken and Martha explain how RV systems work and share the lifestyle side of travel in an easygoing, unhurried style. Episode 258, “The Winding Road to RVing” (October 1, 2026), is a nice place to jump in.
What we like
- 258 episodes on RV tech and lifestyle
- Calm, unhurried pace
Keep in mind
- Monthly, so new episodes are slow to arrive
Best for: Owners who want to understand their RV’s systems
Every 1–2 weeks Small RVs
Best for small trailers & truck campers
RV Small Talk Podcast
Hosts: PJ & Lindsay · Every one to two weeks · Latest episode August 24, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
If your rig is a teardrop, a lightweight travel trailer or a truck camper, this is your show. PJ and Lindsay talk with owners, builders and dealers about small RVs, off-grid upgrades and the gear that makes tight spaces work. Episode 244 (August 24, 2026) toured an off-grid Airstream basecamp built around solar and portable power.
What we like
- Focused on small, lightweight rigs
- Builder, dealer and owner interviews
- 244 episodes
Keep in mind
- Less useful if you drive a big motorhome
Best for: Teardrop, trailer and truck-camper owners
Parks, camping & off-grid
Best national park and camping podcasts
Not strictly about RVs, but made for the places RVers go.
Weekly True stories Parks
Best for long drives
National Park After Dark
Hosts: Danielle LaRock & Cassandra Yahnian · Weekly, plus bonus episodes · Latest episode September 28, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Two friends tell the darker side of America’s parks and public lands: disappearances, disasters, crimes and survival stories, each tied to a real place you might camp near. With nearly 480 episodes, you will not run out on a cross-country haul. Gripping, respectful and very hard to turn off.
What we like
- Gripping stories tied to real parks
- Weekly, with nearly 480 episodes
- Makes long driving days fly by
Keep in mind
- Mature themes (crime and tragedy); not for little ears
Best for: Adults who love true stories and national parks
Weekly in season Parks
Best park-by-park listen
Gaze At the National Parks
Hosts: Dustin Ballard & Michael Ryan · Weekly during each season · Latest episode September 28, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Two friends take the national parks one at a time, covering history, wildlife, hikes and trivia in a light, joking format. Season 9 started in late September 2026, and with more than 360 episodes there is a park for almost any route. Queue up the episode for wherever you are headed next.
What we like
- Park-by-park episodes you can match to your route
- Light, fun tone
Keep in mind
- Seasonal, with breaks between seasons
Best for: Route planners and park-passport collectors
Every 1–2 months Parks Itineraries
Best for park itineraries
Dear Bob and Sue
Hosts: Matt & Karen Smith · About every one to two months · Latest episode August 20, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
Matt and Karen Smith set out to visit every U.S. national park, and this podcast shares what they learned: practical itineraries, honest trip stories and answers to listener questions. The August 20, 2026 episode mapped out a fall road trip through New Mexico, a good taste of their couple-tested planning advice.
What we like
- Couple-tested itineraries
- Honest, funny trip stories
Keep in mind
- New episodes come less often now
Best for: Couples planning a big national park trip
Weekly Off-grid Overlanding
Best for boondockers
The Overland Journal Podcast
Hosts: Scott Brady, Ashley Giordano & Matt Scott · Weekly · Latest episode October 1, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
From the people behind Overland Journal, this weekly show is about vehicle-based travel beyond the pavement: navigation, recovery, off-grid power, gear and expedition stories. Episode 325 (October 1, 2026) covered app navigation. If you drive a truck camper, a van or an off-road trailer, or you simply love boondocking, you will pick up something every week.
What we like
- Expert gear, navigation and off-grid advice
- Weekly, with 325 episodes
Keep in mind
- Not RV-specific; plenty of 4×4 talk
Best for: Truck campers, van lifers and boondockers
Weekly Camping Canada
Best for camping skills
Super Good Camping Podcast
Hosts: Pamela & Tim Good · Weekly · Latest episode September 28, 2026 (checked October 3, 2026)
A Canadian family’s weekly show on camping, outdoor skills and nature: paddling, backcountry trips, gear and the pros and cons of campgrounds. It is not RV-specific, but it is full of ideas for what to do once you have parked and leveled, and the September 28, 2026 episode on running rapids is a nudge to try something new.
What we like
- Weekly, with more than 230 episodes
- Ideas for adventures beyond the campsite
Keep in mind
- General camping, not RV-specific
Best for: RVers who want more adventure at camp
No signal? No problem
How to listen to podcasts offline on the road
Cell coverage disappears fast in national parks and on back roads. Set this up once and your shows are always ready.
1 Step 1: Follow
Follow your shows
Tap Follow (or Subscribe) on each podcast in Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite app so new episodes land in your library automatically.
2 Step 2: Download
Turn on auto-downloads
In the app’s settings, set followed shows to download new episodes automatically, and choose Wi-Fi only so you don’t burn through your data plan.
3 Step 3: Drive
Load up before you leave
Grab a few episodes on campground Wi-Fi or in town before you head into the mountains or the desert. Downloaded episodes play with zero signal.
Data-saving tip
A typical hour of podcast audio is a much smaller download than an hour of video, so a week of shows fits on almost any phone. If storage runs low, tell your app to delete episodes after you finish them.
Listening gear
Gear for listening to podcasts in your RV
Six small, inexpensive add-ons that get podcasts playing in any rig, from a 1990s motorhome to the campsite picnic table.
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12V socket Bluetooth
Best for older RVs
LENCENT Bluetooth FM Transmitter
Plugs into a 12V outlet · Plays through any FM radio · USB charging ports
No Bluetooth or aux jack in the dash? This little adapter pairs with your phone and broadcasts to an empty FM station, so podcasts play through the RV or tow vehicle’s own speakers. It also charges your phone while you drive.
What we like
- Works with almost any radio
- Charges your phone at the same time
Keep in mind
- FM can pick up static near big cities; pick an empty frequency
Best for: Older motorhomes and tow vehicles
3.5mm aux Bluetooth 5.4
Best if you have an aux jack
UGREEN Bluetooth 5.4 Aux Car Adapter
Plugs into a 3.5mm aux jack · Built-in mic for hands-free calls
If your dash has a 3.5mm aux input, a Bluetooth receiver gives cleaner, static-free sound than FM, which matters on empty desert highways where stations drift. Pair once and podcasts start playing whenever you climb in.
What we like
- Cleaner sound than an FM transmitter
- Hands-free calls
Keep in mind
- Needs an aux jack and a USB port for power
Best for: Rigs with an aux input but no Bluetooth
Dash or windshield
Best phone mount
iOttie Easy One Touch 5 Dash & Windshield Mount
Telescoping arm · One-touch clamp · Suction-cup base
Big RV dashboards put your phone a long reach away. The telescoping arm brings podcast controls and navigation into easy view, and the one-touch clamp makes it simple to grab the phone at fuel stops.
What we like
- Telescoping arm reaches across wide dashes
- Quick one-hand phone release
Keep in mind
- Some states limit windshield mounts; a dash spot avoids that
Best for: Drivers who use their phone for audio and navigation
IP68 Bluetooth
Best campsite speaker
JBL Flip 7 Portable Waterproof Speaker
Waterproof and dustproof (IP68) · Drop-resistant · Portable
Keep the episode going at the picnic table or around the campfire. The Flip 7 is rated IP68 for water and dust, shrugs off drops, and has clear midrange that makes voices easy to follow outdoors.
What we like
- Rated IP68 for water and dust
- Rugged, easy to carry
Keep in mind
- The priciest pick here; keep the volume campground-friendly
Best for: Listening outside at camp
Open-ear Bluetooth
Best for camp chores
Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Open-Ear Headphones
Open-ear design · Sweat-resistant · Wireless
Open-ear headphones leave your ears uncovered, so you can hear a spotter, traffic or a neighbor while you finish a podcast during hookups, dog walks or the dump-station line.
What we like
- Stay aware of what is around you
- Comfortable for long walks
Keep in mind
- Never wear them while driving; many states restrict it
Best for: Walks, hookups and chores around camp
2 USB-C ports 12V
Best car charger
Anker 40W 2-Port USB-C Car Charger
Two USB-C ports · Plugs into a 12V outlet
Streaming and navigating all day drains a phone fast. Two USB-C ports keep the phone topped up and leave a spare for headphones, a speaker or the co-pilot’s tablet.
What we like
- Two fast USB-C ports
- Small enough to leave plugged in
Keep in mind
- You will need USB-C cables
Best for: Every rig and tow vehicle
Between episodes
Caught up on every show? Audible has audiobooks plus its own podcasts and Audible Originals, and you can download them for offline listening just like podcasts. New members can usually start with a free trial; check Amazon for current terms.
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Compare all 18 RV podcasts
Hosts, schedule, latest episode and topics at a glance. Swipe sideways on a phone.
| Podcast | Best for | Hosts | New episodes | Latest episode | Topics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RV Miles Podcast | Best overall | Jason & Abigail Epperson | Weekly | Oct 3, 2026 | RV news, industry, destinations, parks |
| RV Podcast: Stories From The Road | Best for RVer stories | Mike & Jennifer Wendland (RV Lifestyle) | Weekly | Sep 30, 2026 | RVer interviews, trips, RV news |
| Motorhome Matt | Best for motorhome tech | Matt Sims & Keith Gooden | Weekly | Sep 28, 2026 | Motorhome news, buying advice, tech |
| RV Unpacked | Best for new models | Camping World | Every 2 weeks | Jul 29, 2026 | New RV models, trends, travel tips |
| Inn the Know | Brand-new show | Campers Inn RV | Monthly | Sep 28, 2026 | RV ownership, products, service |
| The RV Atlas Podcast | Best for trip planning | Jeremy & Stephanie Puglisi | Every 2 weeks | Sep 27, 2026 | Destinations, campgrounds, family RVing |
| Campground of the Week | Best for finding campgrounds | Jeremy & Stephanie Puglisi | Every few weeks | Sep 13, 2026 | One campground per episode |
| The RV Destinations Podcast | Best for road-trip ideas | Randy & Caly (RV Destinations Magazine) | Every 2 weeks | Sep 23, 2026 | Towns, parks and regions to visit |
| Traveling Robert: Living the RV Dream | Best weekly travel diary | Traveling Robert | Weekly | Oct 2, 2026 | Full-time travel diary, RV shows, Q&A |
| StressLess Camping RV Podcast | Best for RV reviews & gadgets | Tony & Peggy Barthel | Weekly | Oct 1, 2026 | RV reviews, gadgets, maintenance |
| The Smart RVer | Best for DIY repairs | Eric Stark | Every 2 weeks | Sep 25, 2026 | DIY maintenance and repair |
| RV Navigator | Best long-running show | Ken & Martha (The RV Navigators) | Monthly | Oct 1, 2026 | RV systems, technology, lifestyle |
| RV Small Talk Podcast | Best for small trailers & truck campers | PJ & Lindsay | Every 1–2 weeks | Aug 24, 2026 | Small trailers, truck campers, off-grid |
| National Park After Dark | Best for long drives | Danielle LaRock & Cassandra Yahnian | Weekly | Sep 28, 2026 | True stories from parks and public lands |
| Gaze At the National Parks | Best park-by-park listen | Dustin Ballard & Michael Ryan | Weekly in season | Sep 28, 2026 | One national park at a time |
| Dear Bob and Sue | Best for park itineraries | Matt & Karen Smith | Every 1–2 months | Aug 20, 2026 | National park itineraries |
| The Overland Journal Podcast | Best for boondockers | Scott Brady, Ashley Giordano & Matt Scott | Weekly | Oct 1, 2026 | Overlanding, off-grid travel, gear |
| Super Good Camping Podcast | Best for camping skills | Pamela & Tim Good | Weekly | Sep 28, 2026 | Camping skills, paddling, nature |
Ended, paused or renamed
RV podcasts that went quiet
Most of the shows on our 2024 list have stopped publishing. These still have great archives worth a listen; the rest are listed below so you are not left wondering.
The RV Entrepreneur
Ended its weekly run with a finale in November 2025 after more than 400 episodes. The RVE segment now lives inside the RV LIFE Podcast, and the archive is still a goldmine for anyone working from the road.
RV LIFE Podcast
Usually every two weeks, but no new episode since #163 on July 8, 2026. We will move it back into the list if it returns.
Parkography (America’s National Parks Podcast)
Renamed Parkography; the last episode posted June 4, 2026. National park news from the same team now runs in the RV Miles feed.
Browse the archive: Parkography (America’s National Parks Podcast)
Solo Women RV Podcast
No new episodes since August 2024, but 121 episodes of advice and interviews for women who RV on their own are still online.
RV Shenanigans!
Millers in Motion’s show has not posted a new episode since October 2025.
Happy Camper Radio
The family camping show’s last episode posted September 26, 2025.
Rocking the RV Life
Jeff and Patti Kinzbach signed off in December 2023 after 111 episodes with “Goodbye for Now.”
Parklandia
Brad and Matt Kirouac’s national parks road-trip series wrapped in May 2020; its episodes are still online.
Also off our list because they stopped publishing or are no longer on Apple Podcasts: All Things RV (Campers Inn now makes Inn the Know), Crazy Family Adventure, Champers & Campers, Driving & Thriving, Enjoy the Journey, Gone RV, Rootless Living, RV Advisor, RV Hour, RV Lifestyle Expert, RV America Y’all (formerly RV Texas Y’all), RV Travel Podcast, The RV Show USA, Stories from the Road by Camping World (now RV Unpacked), Wandering RV Show, Work, Life, and RV, Momming in the RV and RV Life Unpacked.
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How we chose. We started from the 40-plus shows on our 2024 RV podcast list, checked every one on Apple Podcasts on October 3, 2026, and kept only shows that posted a new episode in roughly the last three months. We then added a few active national park, camping and overlanding shows that suit life on the road. Episode counts and dates come from each show’s public listing and change every week.
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