This week on the RV podcast. The hurricanes just keep coming. And as recovery is still underway for

Hurricane Helene, a new one, Hurricane Milton is taking direct aim, millions of Florida residents

and many of the favorite snowbird destinations of our Viers. Why are so many campgrounds adding tree houses, covered wagons and tiny homes instead of more

traditional campsites? Blame the millennials.

RV prices are starting to drop and that is good news for consumers after years of jacked-up

dealer prices. All all this plus the

RV news of the week and your questions coming up on episode 518 of the RV

podcast hello everybody I am Mike Mike Wenlin and this is my lifelong traveling companion and my beautiful bride, Jennifer.

Well, thank you, sir.

Well, we have had one busy week since the last time we spoke to you.

We have been camping in let's see

Kentucky Tennessee Alabama and now we are in Florida on the Gulf Coast at

Navarre Florida for our gathering at the Gulf that's our RV lifestyle fall

meetup about 70 of our friends and supporters are joining

us as we speak. They're all coming in right now and we'll be here in the Panhandle area, Florida.

And let's clear up that one thing. As far as we can tell, we are nowhere near the path of this

latest Hurricane Milton.

And, you know, it's funny how you feel because our heart is breaking for all these people in the path of it,

and it feels like it's not quite right that we're having fun and here.

And they're in such despair.

This is such a beautiful place where we are. We are pretty much across from the Gulf Islands National Seas Shore on Navarre Beach, Florida. And we are right on Santa Rosa Sound. This is the Santa Rosa Waterfront RV resort. We've got a gorgeous pool. There are RV spots right on the water.

We're a back, a row from them, some of us. Most of us are not on the water, but we can look at it between the RVs.

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