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Should national parks ban RVs entirely to protect the wild experience for backpackers?
As 2026 sees record visitation to national parks, the clash between RV comfort and backpacker solitude intensifies, with trailhead congestion and noise pollution sparking debate over who the parks are for. Share your take on whether RVs should be banned to preserve the wild experience.
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