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(May 2, 2014) -- The Cape Hatteras KOA campground invites tourists back to the island this week, almost three years after Hurricane Irene tore the area apart.

Charles Hoefer Jr. has brought suit against Global Caravan Technologies Inc. (GCT), citing a “conspiracy to defraud” Hoefer of “rightful majority ownership, employment and executive leadership.” In a high-profile March 7 product launch, Speedway Ind.-based GCT unveiled plans for its 35-foot Carbon travel trailer that the company claimed would revolutionize the marketplace with its ultralightweight […]

(May 2, 2014) -- Eighteen months of reconstruction on Elliott Key in Homestead, Fla. after damages left by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012 have come to an end and the new marina and campground have reopened.

The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) announced that Bank of the West is a Bronze Partner for the 2014 RV Dealers International Convention/Expo, Nov. 10-14 at Bally’s on the Las Vegas Strip. According to a press release, the convention is sponsored by RVDA, RVDA of Canada and the RV Learning Center. “We want to thank Bank […]

(May 2, 2014) -- The Kaibab National Forest, Ariz. has proposed the designation of camping corridors along more than 220 miles of road on the Williams and Tusayan ranger districts. Visitors would be allowed to drive 30 feet off open roads and camp up to 200 feet from the center line of those roads.

(May 2, 2014) -- Campers and hikers rejoice, as Grand River Conservation Authority is opening up nine parks Thursday, May 1 for their 60th season.

(May 2, 2014) -- Campground fees at Flathead National Forest will be changing to a charge per camping unit such as an RV, a vehicle with a tent, camper or trailer and additional fees will apply for additional vehicles.

(May 2, 2014) -- With RVs so massive it can be surprising to know that no special license is needed to take one on the open road. Even more surprising, RV insurance is typically less expensive than car insurance.

(May 2, 2014) -- A major water leak at Brush Creek Park and Campground is forcing Lauderdale County, Ala. crews to replace most of the park’s water lines.

(May 2, 2014) -- The increases to provincial park fees for this camping season are too much, according to the Opposition NDP, but the Sask. Party government’s parks minister says he doesn’t think the hikes were exorbitant.