Jon, are you saying you will ask $4000 for your RPod?  I'm considering moving up and was hoping to get close to $10,000 for my 179.  Maybe I will be cramped one more year if the market is that soft and hope values improve or I get a fantastic deal on a replacement.

With regard to campgrounds, we used to reserve sites but now we almost exclusively have to go first come first served in National Forest and State Parks because reservable sites are all snatched up. The issue is all of the reserved sites that are vacant because folks backout but don't cancel their reservations. Not uncommon to see 3 or 4 sites vacant and camp hosts having to turn campers away. Really annoying.

I completely agree with this. During the pandemic RVs were selling like hotcakes, and you couldn't get a campground reservation anywhere. Now, people are buying at a more-or-less "normal" rate, but dealer inventories are chock full, and people who bought during the pandemic have changed their minds. 

Bottom line: inventories are up, and prices are down.

Similar thing with automobiles, but that was driven largely by the pandemic-induced parts shortage.

The pandemic was a really, really big deal, and I think people have a short memory about all the things that got messed up.