Month: March 2013

(March 22, 2013) -- Recreational vehicle living in equestrian areas, a practice that’s not legal in Wellington but has taken place regularly for years, is destined to find some space in the village's rule book, reports The Palm Beach Post.

(March 22, 2013) -- In the State of Washington, a section of Brewster's popular Columbia Cove RV Park will get a facelift before the busy summer season hits, reports the Quad City Herald.

(March 22, 2013) -- As they celebrated their fourth birthday this March, Big Creek RV Park in Missouri had even more to celebrate, reports the Wayne County Journal Banner.

(March 22, 2013) -- "RVDA and its allies believe that dealer-assisted financing has been enormously successful in increasing access to and reducing the cost of  credit for millions of Americans," said Ingrassia. "Consumers overwhelmingly choose optional dealer-assisted financing because it's convenient and competitive."

(March 22, 2013) -- Residents of the River View RV Park in Marble Falls are still living in concrete dust from the aftermath of the US 281 bridge implosion that was, by now, supposed to have subsided, writes The Highlander.

(March 22, 2013) -- A new initiative by SkillsActive and Caravan Industry Training (CITO) has been designed to help young people across the country gain the right qualifications to get them into employment within the caravan and camping business, writes the Caravan Times.

(March 22, 2013) -- National Parks Conservation Association Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Craig Obey issued a statement yesterday after Congress further cut National Park funding.

(March 22, 2013) -- If you’re going to park your RV or boat in Glenolden Borough, you’re going to have to follow the rules, says the Delco News Network. Last week, the Glenolden council voted unanimously in favor of an ordinance establishing parking regulations for boats and recreational vehicles.

(March 22, 2013) -- A couple, who spent the past six years restoring a VW campervan, says they are devastated after it was stolen from their home in Nottingham early Wednesday morning, reports BBC News.

(March 22, 2013) -- A Montara, Calif. man sued the federal government Thursday, claiming that a National Park Service ranger who used a Taser on him for allegedly being uncooperative about his off-leash dog violated his constitutional rights, reports the San Francisco Chronicle.