This week on the RV podcast, How to Find a Mobile RV Tech to handle your repairs and maintenance needs.

And the National Park Service's insistence on using a credit card for entry has resulted in lawsuits and lots of pushback from people being turned away from entry because they wanted to use cash to get in. And what it means if someone

leaves a toy frog on your RV or a rubber alligator or a flamingo? The best way to hang photos,

towel racks, and other items on the walls of your RV without pounding a nail through the wall.

All this plus the RV News of the Week.

And your questions coming up in episode 489 of the RV podcast.

Thank you. Hello, everybody. I'm Mike Wendland, and this is my lifelong traveling companion and my bride, Jennifer.

And hello, Michael.

If you've ever been frustrated getting repair or maintenance service for your RV,

our interview of the week in this episode is one you'll find very helpful.

We'll talk to an expert on how a mobile RV tech can come to your rescue and why

that's a service RVers are turning to more and more these days. Well, spring has officially

sprung. Winter is history. It's springtime and as we have been traveling around Florida

and the Gulf Coast this past month, we have been seeing a lot more springtime, and as we have been traveling around Florida and the Gulf Coast this past month,

we have been seeing a lot more spring break arvears coming down into the area.

Spring weather is very much here.

The trees are budding.

There's pollen.

We're sneezing.

Flowers are blooming, and the warm weather is a hint at what is now slowly making its way up north.

And we're in the midst of a long-term project that has us testing camping in a number of different class B RVs.

And we're working with Nick Schmidt and his crew at Sunshine State RVs. We're right now

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