Other customers, like Montreal-based Nicolas Moreau, 35, who recently traveled through Quebec with his family in an electric camper van rental from Bromont Campervan, says he was most motivated by the savings at the pump. Incredible US national park campgrounds you can’t drive toīecker says that while barriers like underdeveloped charging infrastructure and limited EV driving range remain, customers are further drawn in by the fact that an electric camper van “is quieter than a gas-powered model, and makes it easier to camp off-grid.” “Given that EV camper vans produce zero emissions at the tailpipe, they also allow a sense of environmental consciousness that will be especially appreciated when passing through fragile natural habitats or urban areas,” he says. Peter Grunert, coordinating author of Lonely Planet’s new book “ Electric Vehicle Road Trips-Europe,” concurs that the vehicles appeal to travelers with eco-sensibility. Those will soon join a niche contingent of DIY custom electric camper van conversions that are already on the market.īecker says that consumer demand for these electrified camper vans is being driven largely by younger generations who are “looking for a more eco-friendly way to go camping.” “We are indeed starting to see some momentum from the RV industry towards designing and building electric camper vans,” says Kraig Becker, digital editor at RV.com/RV Magazine, citing such projects in the works from big brands like Winnebago and Volkswagen. Just as movement toward electric vehicles (EVs) has swept the automobile industry-with fossil fuel-powered internal combustion engines being increasingly replaced by battery-powered electric motors-the dawn of a new electrified camper van age is emerging, as well. Yet, for the nature-loving travelers who tend to gravitate toward these outdoor adventure-ready vans, there’s a crisis of conscience at play, given that the oversize, gas-guzzling vehicles are known for spewing out carbon emissions, as a worsening global climate crisis unfolds. Plus, at the pandemic’s height, such self-contained vans – a sort of hotel room on wheels – were perceived to offer a means of travel that cut away at health risks. Interest in these compact recreational vehicles, typically outfitted with home-away-from-home comforts like sleeping spaces and kitchenettes, has surged in recent years, bolstered by social media streams flooded with images and videos depicting idealized, nature-immersive #vanlife travel scenes. Group discounts are also available.įor complete coverage of Arkansas baseball, follow the Hogs on Twitter ( ), Instagram ( ) and Facebook ( Arkansas Razorback Baseball ).The road trip-meets-camping experience afforded by camper van travel is having a moment. General admission tournament passes are $63 for adults and $39 for children.
Single-day general admission tickets are $30 for adults and $18 for children. General admission tournament passes and single-day tickets will go on sale later this fall. Suites are also available now by contacting. Premium tickets will go on sale to the public at 10 a.m.
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Arkansas will play Oregon State for the first time since meeting in the College World Series in 2018 and play Michigan for the first time in program history. Arkansas, 5-1 all-time at the stadium, will play Oklahoma State in Arlington for the second consecutive season.
The Hogs have played six games at Globe Life Field since 2021, when they participated in the inaugural College Baseball Showdown. All three games will be streamed by FloSports.
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The full tournament schedule will be announced at a later date.
23-25 in Arlington, Texas, at the home of the Texas Rangers. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Razorbacks are set to return to Globe Life Field in 2024.Īrkansas will square off against Michigan, Oklahoma State and Oregon State on Feb.
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