Month: April 2014

(April 16, 2014) -- Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has cleared Sisters' Creekside Park for continued operation after restrictions placed on the property by a 1983 deed caused confusion.

Elkhart, Ind.-based Patrick Industries Inc., a major manufacturer and distributor of building and component products for the recreational vehicle, manufactured housing and industrial markets, expects to release its first quarter 2014 financial results before the market opens on April 24. Patrick Industries also plans to conduct a conference call on April 24 at 10 a.m. […]

(April 16, 2014) -- Kumeyaay Lake Campground, closed to campers since 2011 after budget cuts, will be reopened weekend nights for camping.

(April 16, 2014) -- The Bureau of Land Management’s Upper Toston Dam Campground is closed until early July while the State of Montana’s Department of Natural Resources & Conservation completes some major repairs at the dam.

(April 16, 2014) -- Pasco Paddlepalooza in Port Richey, Fla. is geating up to host 100 tents at Waterfront Park April 25-26 for kayakers and other paddle sport enthusiasts.

(April 16, 2014) -- For the first time ever, spectators will be able to camp at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in anticipation of Indianapolis 500.

(April 16, 2014) -- Police have arrested two men suspected of stealing boat and camper batteries from several Anne Arundel County, Md. communities.

(April 16, 2014) -- A family including two church were hurt in a camper explosion in Colquitt, Ga. Tuesday evening. Some of the family members were airlifted to the hospital for severe burns.

(April 15, 2014) -- An attorney representing Brent McMahon, president of Mega RV Corp. and the owner of McMahon's RV, served a cease and desist letter to RV Daily Report this afternoon demanding that some comments to a recent story be removed. His lawyer also demanded that RV Daily Report turn over the IP addresses of people posting false comments to the story.

(April 15, 2014) -- "This is perhaps the toughest RV deal I have ever put together," Marcus Lemonis, president and CEO of Camping World, told RV Daily Report. "It's a challenging, high-risk venture, but one that opens the door to a wonderful opportunity."