DULUTH, Minn. — You weren't just imagining seeing more RVs on the road and filling campgrounds over the past two pandemic summers.
Many Americans appear to be changing how they vacation under the pall of the COVID-19 epidemic, eschewing hotels and urban areas and flocking to RV camping and more rural vacations like never before.
That's according to data from the RV industry that combines annual sales and surveys of Americans who are speaking with their money and buying RVs at an unprecedented rate.
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