This week on the RV Podcast:  * Campground theft: How to Protect Your Gear while camping * Somebody is trying to keep folks out of an Oregon national forest by burying planks booby-trapped with nails on forest roads. * How RVers can get a nice break on diesel prices. * All this plus the RV News of the Week and your questions coming up in Episode #521 of the RV Podcast You can watch the video version from our RV Lifestyle YouTube Channel by clicking the player below. If you prefer an audio-only podcast, you can hear us through your favorite podcast app or listen now through the player below. Click the CC logo on the right side of the player, and you can follow along in a word-for-word transcript of the podcast as it plays. We have one more week for you to win our latest giveaway! It has some awesome prizes that can fit into your 2025 camping adventures. Here are the details! FIRST PRIZE - One lucky winner will receive a one-month RV pull-through stay: The ultimate getaway awaits with a one-month RV stay at Zion Utah Jellystone Park!  Settle into a spacious pull-through RV site that provides all the comforts you need for an extended stay, with full hookups and 50-amp service. SECOND PRIZE - Three lucky winners will receive a one-week RV pull-through stay: Experience the adventure of a lifetime with a one-week RV stay at Zion Utah Jellystone Park! With spacious pull-through RV sites ranging from 45 to 75 feet and equipped with full hookups and 50-amp service, you will enjoy all the conveniences of home while surrounded by Utah’s stunning natural beauty. MORE details about this on the Sweepstakes page https://rvlifestyle.com/Sweepstakes RV CONVERSATION OF THE WEEK - Campground Theft Recently on our Facebook group, MaryJean posted a picture of a campfire at night and wrote: "Beautiful campfire but without our chairs that someone stole from our campsite today.” MaryJean was staying at the Turkey Run State Park Campground in Indiana. She and her husband left their site for a few hours, came back and their chairs were gone. They looked around at the sites, didn’t see them. They asked their neighbors, no one saw anything. They asked the campground staff, nothing. So they filled out a theft report. ….. And spent the night gathered around their campfire with no chairs, and a real sense of violation. MaryJean’s post triggered nearly 600 comments. Most expressed shock and sympathy, but what struck us was how many others had similar stories, many saying it seemed to them thefts were on the rise. Here are a few samples: Joe: We were camping in Arizona recently, went out for the day, came back and someone had stolen my wife's bathing suit that she had hanging on a drying rack! Lori: “Someone stole our portable trash can. Left the trash that was inside on the ground. We were at Colorado River RV Campground in Texas.” Beth: At a state park in Ohio, things were disappearing from campsites during the summer months a couple years ago. Turns out it was indigent people living in the surroun...