RV Travel Insurance ??

[TC_Z]

We live in Atlanta and are considering a 4-6 week camping trip to Michigan to visit family in October/November. We like to take it slow and see the sights along the way, 2 nights at each campground. We usually make reservations in advance to avoid stress. With the Delta variant COVID unknowns is there any RV travel insurance that will reimburse our costs if we don't go on the trip due to illness (ours or the family's) or closure? The CGs aren't usually very understanding. know there's an element of how far ahead you cancel too.

The insurance may cost more than what is at risk but thought I would ask....

Take care...

[ktmrfs]

at least the oregon state campground reserved sites cam be cancelled up to the day of arrival with refund of the site cost. no refund on reservation fee. And in the past it was the same for sites reserved through the federal campground website.

[Sandia_Man]

I wouldn't know about insurance that covers covid related cancellations, I do know if you are vaccinated and follow CDC protocols you should not have any issues catching or spreading virus. My DW and all 3 DDs are nurses and had no issues dealing with the hundreds of covid patients they cared for thus far. Our state for the most part closed down, but that didn't stop us from going to neighboring states of AZ and Texas on over a dozen occasions to continue to enjoy the RVing lifestyle.

The way I see it is if truckers transporting the goods we rely on, underpaid Walmart/grocery/fuel station/fast food employees, and of course health field workers have to go to work to keep this great country going, I will venture out as well following CDC protocols to keep us safe. Traveled over 1K miles last summer when pandemic was roaring through most states to purchase our current RV, thankfully TX state parks were open and we were able to enjoy our new rig on our way back home.

[Grit_dog]

"RV Travel Insurance"....sounds like a sucker move.
You're camping, not in the south and not in the summer. Make reservations as you go if it's worrisome.
The reason you can insure "anything and everything" is because there are enough people gullible enough to insure "anything and everything."

JMO

[valhalla360]

Try to avoid non-refundable reservations is your best bet.

My wife is a travel agent and in the normal travel insurance world, they have been calling out covid related as not covered on newly issued policies.

PS: Michigan campgrounds start shutting down mid October, so make sure they will even be open. On the positive side, running without reservations is much more viable, particularly on weekdays since kids are mostly back in school.