Month: September 2012

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- TengoInternet, the oldest and largest wireless Internet provider for the outdoor hospitality industry, announced today its partnership with Cloud Nine Media, the leading company in sponsored WiFi services.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- Rick Chynoweth has been named the new Florida Director of Operations for Campers Inn.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- Catherine "Daisy Duke" Bach will join The Caravan Club on Tuesday, Oct. 16 for the opening of The Motorhome & Caravan Show 2012 In England.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- The ninth issue of RV Consumer e-Magazine, a free monthly digital publication, addresses RV topics like Trailer Sway, Inverters vs. Generators, Towing with 4-Wheels Down, Protecting your RV Electrical System and more.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- Labor Day weekend may be the last holiday weekend of summer, but campground operators across Texas are doing their best to entice families back to their parks for another couple of months with barbecue and chili cooking competitions, and pre-Halloween-themed events.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- For Wayne and Tru Chase, home truly is where the heart is, writes the Minot Daily News. The couple will celebrate 42 years of marriage in October and have literally been all over the country together.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- The Vineyards Campground & Cabins will provide up to a two-week free stay to anyone who has been displaced or evacuated due to natural disasters, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods or earthquakes.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- KELOLAND TV reports that when gas prices rise, you never know what to expect in the camping business. But Bruce Aljets, owner of Yogi Bear Campground in Sioux Falls, says that for many campers, it's something they aren't willing to give up.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- The Chino Champion writes that on Aug. 21, council voted unanimously to postpone action on a request by RV Storage Associates LLC for a general plan amendment to allow an RV storage facility on a seven-acre parcel of land in Chino, Calif.

(Sept. 4, 2012) -- Health Care News reports that Washington state lawmakers are pioneering a plan for state parks to become self-sufficient. The parks have been weaned from millions of dollars in annual taxpayer assistance and will pay for their own maintenance and upkeep in 2013.