Month: May 2014

(May 28, 2014) -- The federal Bureau of Land Management is closing the only developed campground at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for the summer due to low use.

(May 28, 2014) -- Proposals are being accepted for the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program, a competitive $20 million grant program that gives state government agencies opportunities to work with owners and managers of private lands to help them become available for public recreation.

(May 28, 2014) -- After lengthy discussion at a work session Tuesday, Mason, Iowa City Council members agreed by consensus to send the ordinance back to the Planning and Zoning Commission primarily to address three issues.

(May 28, 2014) -- How did 700 pounds of donations for tornado relief travel from Massachusetts to Conway, Ark.? By recreational vehicle, of course!

(May 28, 2014) -- Lichtsinn RV opened a new facility in Forest City, Iowa for guests interested in buying a RV for the first time, those who are getting a routine check on their vehicle and others who need a little more work done on the RV.

(May 28, 2014) -- Daily Reported explained Bossier City is moving toward passing a ban on parking RVs on front and side lawns in Bossier City, La.

(May 28, 2014) -- Watkins Glen International is proud to announce The Great Outdoors RV Superstore as the Official RV Superstore of The Glen. Based out of Fulton, NY, with a location in East Syracuse, The Great Outdoors RV Superstore has been serving the needs of Central New York’s RV community for over 25 years.

(May 28, 2014) -- Plans for an RV park in the popular Castle Park were voted down by the Crookston City Council Tuesday in response to a movement to protect the nature area.

(May 28, 2014) -- The danger of being in an RV during a storm was on the minds of many Tuesday when a storm hit. Cities and campground owners need to be prepared for an emergency, there are things that should be in place.

(May 28, 2014) -- Severe storms outside of Victoria, Tex. brought powerful winds that tore down trees and even flipped motor homes at Double D RV Park.