In the early 20th century, as America was undergoing rapid industrialization, a yearning for a simpler, more nature-centric existence began to take root. This longing for a harmonious blend of modern comfort and the call of the wild would birth a phenomenon that would redefine travel – the recreational vehicle (RV). The year was 1915, and the Conklin family of Huntington, New York, embarked on … Continue reading Rolling Back to Nature: The Birth of the Motorhome in 1915