Howdy RVer!
Welcome back to your consolidated view of RV information for the week.
It’s been a big week in the world of RVing. We’ve had more data came out on the massive reduction in RV sales and Camping World earnings were awful.
Nonetheless, if you’re anything like Christina and I — we’re enjoying our Alliance Valor and continue to see the major benefits of RVing! We came to you last week from Flathead Lake and this week we are posted up in West Glacier. We’ve been able to enjoy a few days in Glacier National Park and will be in this area until the end of summer.
Have you felt any of the “pain” that the RV industry has been experiencing? If so, I’d be “all-ears” to talk with you.
Until next week!
– Sean Conlon
EAST COAST: 4.153 ▲ 0.182
MIDWEST: 4.105 ▲ 0.291
GULF COAST: 3.831 ▲ 0.191
ROCKY MOUNTAIN: 4.127 ▲ 0.153
WEST COAST: 4.753 ▲ 0.198
WEST GLACIER, MT
Why We Love It
How does that old adage go? Location, Location, Location!
We just had the opportunity to visit Glacier National Park and we stayed at West Glacier RV Park. It is literally right at the entrance to Glacier National Park, and if you’re looking for more of a resort-style campground versus National Park style — this spot is for you!
The only negative we found about staying here is that the grass isn’t very well maintained. There were a lot of weeds and dead grass, which wasn’t fun for walking Nash and Maverick. However, we gave it a 9.2/10 because, overall, it’s a very nice property with an incredible location!
Resort Review Overview
RVer Official Review (9.2/10) = 92%
RV Life Campgrounds Review (9.1/10) = 91%
Google Reviews (4.4/5) = 88%
Campendium Reviews (4/5) = 80%
Shares of recreational vehicles and related products provider Camping World Holdings (NYSE:CWH) are nosediving today after its second-quarter numbers failed to impress investors. Revenue declined 13.6% year-over-year to $1.9 billion, missing estimates by $70 million. EPS at $0.73 too missed the cut by $0.05.
In Q2, used vehicle revenue increased by 12.1% to $623 million with used vehicle sales rising 14.3% to 17,774 units. Revenue from new vehicles, on the other hand, dropped by 25.7% to $800.9 million with new vehicle sales declining by 19.3% to 18,897 units.
