Not up here in New England. Very much alive and well. Campers everywhere you
look.  If anything I think there is an increase in the number camping. The
number of campgrounds appears to be slowly increasing also.

I have been camping all the last 30 years or so, starting in 1967 to
be exact, and I can tell you from camping all over North America, that
there has been no decline in any faucet of camping.

Today the campgrounds offer more value for less comparable dollar than
ever. Campsites are also readily available in most locations except
for a few high demand days. I have seen times in the past when a
campsite wouldn't be available for days, and some places, for weeks.

The RVs themselves are on average, just as well made as ever, and for
sure have more accessories to make camping more enjoyable. There is
also a wider choice of options in body styles to suit most every need,
from wheel chair handling to motorized "TOY" hauling. There are even
models available that your auto can be driven inside!!

The one big improvement is roads to get you to where you want to go.
There is now, and always has been, constant repair to roads somewhere,
and it may seem it's always where you are traveling, but the roadways
are wider, straighter and overall have fewer pot holes.

I just don't see why you think RVing has declined??? That is what you
think from the form of the question, right?

Tom J

Why not just come out and start with the fundy preaching and your usual
anti-sex dribble..or are you trying your best to be accepted before
starting off with the proselytizing?

And then tell them about the abortion you forced on that poor underaged
broad you knocked up?

Duh!