Top 5 RVwest articles of 2020
What a year it's been! We took a moment to reflect on some of our most popular articles published in 2020

At RVwest we have always thought highly of our readers. The people we share our stories with (and vice versa) are inspirational to us in so many ways - and 2020 proved just how strong, compassionate, creative and resilient RVers can be.
As we do each January, we've highlighted a few of the most popular stories published in the past year. Take a moment, enjoy the memories...then help us wave goodbye to 2020 and welcome in renewed energy and hope for 2021.
- Photo courtesy homethods.com/Flickr Creative Commons
1.) Earth Day is at home this year so here are some suggestions
- Photo courtesy Stephanie Loya
2.) This 1953 28-foot Platt Trail-a-Home travel trailer is a blast from the past
Kyle Born put together this intriguing article about a vintage travel trailer and its new owner, Stephanie Loya.
Loya inherited this huge RV unit from her great uncle, and she's on a mission to learn more about its history and to potentially restore or sell it.
- Christine Newman photo
3.) Fabulous photography from our readers
- Photo courtesy Vintage Trailer Supply
4.) Top sources for vintage RV parts and supplies
When restoring a vintage unit, one of the biggest challenges is finding authentic parts, decor and accessories.
This list includes some of the best sources for hard-to-find and custom-built parts - specifically designed for vintage RVs.
- Photo courtesy Prince George Tourism