Month: May 2013

(May 9, 2013) -- The orb at The Secret Campsite at Town Littleworth, East Sussex, might look like a UFO as it hovers high above the ground, but it is actually a tree tent, reports the Daily Mail.

(May 9, 2013) -- The 2013 SEMA Show will include enhanced features for the Collision Repair and Refinish market, including an expanded show floor area, targeted activities both inside and outside the Las Vegas Convention Center, and an unsurpassed educational program, according to Peter MacGillivray, SEMA VP of events and communications.

(May 9, 2013) -- The Love Bug Eraser, made in the USA, easily cleans off any and all bugs using just car wash soap and water, and can be used to wash an entire car, truck or RV, according to Don Meyns, president of Awesome Products. It is safe to use on paint, clear coat, plastics, graphics, glass, metal, etc.

(March 8, 2013) -- Equalizer Systems has hired new sales and service personnel with more than 30 years of combined industry experience to handle the growth and expansion of its RV sales and service operations, the company announced today.

(May 8, 2013) -- SportingNews.com reports that 27-year-old Nick Bower, of Georgia, who was camping at Talladega Superspeedway, has been missing since Saturday night.

(May 8, 2013) -- It’s that time of year again when people start to get the camping bug, and the bugs are starting to bite. The California Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds reminds park owners to make sure their guests are aware of any potential dangers that come along with outdoor activities.

(May 8, 2013) -- The Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) Sustainability Working Group (SWG) is launching a pilot program to test drive the equipment module of the Higg Index, a new tool to help companies gain insight into the supply chain for outdoor equipment and how to make more sustainable products. 

(May 8, 2013) -- Visitors to Kisatchie National Forest, particularly campers, should be aware of and prepared for flash flooding, says Kisatchie National Forest Supervisor Mike Balboni.

(May 8, 2013) -- On Tuesday evening, Goshen City Council members approved tax phase-ins for two companies, Falcon Corp. and Lippert Components, that could bring more than 400 new jobs to the city, reports WSBT-TV.

(May 8, 2013) -- One traveler entering Canada, hoping to dodge a few extra dollars in taxes by giving false information about the value of their RV, ended up paying significantly more after their scheme was uncovered by Canada Border Services Agents, writes the Estevan Mercury.