Month: January 2012

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- Plans for the proposed KOA campground project in Chino Valley have hit some speed bumps, but Charlie Arnold of Southwest Development Consultants, advisor on the project for developer Jack Tuls Jr., is hoping to begin construction this summer, reports the Chino Valley Review.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- On Tuesday, Buffalo Chip Campground and Western Dakota Technical Institute announced the 2012 Buffalo Chip Challenge, a motorcycle building project for the students at Western Dakota Tech, reports the Rapid City Journal.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- Equestrians may be one step closer to legally keeping occupied RVs on their properties during the equestrian season, reports the Palm Beach Post.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- WTVM reports that the miles of undeveloped land near the National Infantry Museum in Columbus will soon be re-developed into a massive marina and RV camping area.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- "Our customers often report that one of the reasons that they buy a Little Guy teardrop trailer, explains Mr. Kicos, "is that they are afraid of staying in hotels and motels for fear of bed bugs, dirty linens, and raucous and discourteous neighbors."

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- Gene Halverson told the Wenatchee World he had been trying to figure out an easy way to mark All Seasons’ location -- something foolproof that nobody was likely to miss. His solution: A topsy-turvy 32-foot 1986 Winnebago Elandan at the entrance to the RV dealership.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- The Comox Valley Record reports that Courtenay Mayor Larry Jangula would like to see the legal situation between the city and the owners of Maple Campground and RV Site resolved.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- The Madison Courier reports that the city of Carrollton is hoping to apply for a federal grant this fall, for up to $1.5 million to help pay for an RV park and other riverfront plans.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- Ohio's East Harbor State Park recently received $600,000 in state funds to replace the battered bathroom facility near the beach with a new building, reports the Sandusky Register.

(Jan. 11, 2012) -- The Asbury Park Press reports that a mobile office to assist New Jersey veterans and their families will be based in Lakewood as part of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' expansion to its fleet of modified RVs to serve the population of returned Iraq and Afghanistan veterans.