(Jan. 23, 2012) -- According to the News-Sun, one reason the RV park and campground industry is weathering these difficult times is the many people who love to live on wheels.
Florida ARVC says worst is behind the industry
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- "The worst is over," said Robert Cornwell, spokesman for the Florida Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds, told the News Sun. "With the economy and political situation the way they are, things are unstable, but better than two years ago, much more positive.
California mobile home park owners seek to allow RVs
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- The owners of Royal Oaks Mobilehome Community park have begun the process to amend their permit to allow travel trailers and recreational vehicles, reports the Visalia Times-Delta.
Indiana state parks offer lodging for Giants, Patriots fans
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- Winter camping, with access to running water and heated restrooms, is available at Brown County State Park near Nashville (50 miles from downtown Indianapolis) for less than $18 a night for a campsite with electricity.
Bisbee, Ariz., looks to eliminate permanent RV living
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- During Thursday's meeting, members of the Bisbee Planning and Zoning Commission discussed an amendment to the city code regarding the use of RVs and travel trailers, in hopes of eliminating the use of RVs as living quarters, reports the Sierra Vista Herald.
Caravanners to form new branch of Australian club
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- Caravanners and other RV owners are expected to descend on the Lake Hume Caravan Park next month in a move to start a new Border Region Branch of the Australian Caravan Club.
Fort Myers RV dealers, buyers see signs of recovery
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- The recreational vehicle industry is on the road to recovery, according to The News-Press, quoting Southwest Florida dealers and other merchants at the annual Fort Myers RV Show that kicked off Thursday.
Texas’ Jack Sisemore Traveland opens RV museum
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- The Gornickes -- the annoying family from the movie "RV" -- do not come with the 1948 Flxible Clipper bus that is now at the new Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum in Amarillo, reports Amarillo.com.
Canadian police seek welder with info in case of missing Alberta seniors
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- The Globe and Mail reports Alberta RCMP are trying to find a welder who may have information in the case of two missing seniors.
Economy has residents rolling into S.C. RV park
(Jan. 23, 2012) -- From Greer, S.C., WSPA reports the sluggish economy has some local residents turning to a different place to live: area RV parks.