Month: August 2014

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- The Chippewa National Forest has announced the seasonal closure of the West Winnie Forest service Campground boat harbor, due to an exotic species of snail found at the access. The closure began Aug. 4.

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- A rescue was under way Thursday evening for an injured man who fell at Gales Creek Campground near Banks, Ore.

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- The Carmi City Council voted unanimously at its regular meeting Monday evening to upgrade its surveillance cameras at Burrell Park in Carmi, Ill.

Floridians will soon start to see them in abundance on highways: Those lumbering vacation homes on wheels headed south for the winter. Inside these recreation vehicles: full kitchens and baths, living rooms, a flat-screen TV or two or three and even a pop-out back porch. As reported by Florida Weekly, most will have an obligatory […]

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- RVs and their owners will gather for the Third Annual Vintage Camper Rally at KOA Campground Thursday through Sunday.

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- Lindenwood Park in Fargo, N.D. is cracking down on non-registered campers. If found without proper registration campers will be asked to vacate the property immediately.

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- A South Dakota woman has been charged after she allegedly performed a sex act with a man in front of a crowd at a campground in Somerset, Wis., and then spit on and kicked a sheriff's deputy who arrested her.

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- Brayden Brorson and his family, of Woodville, Wis. received a brand new Jayco pull-behind camper courtesy of Willie’s RV in Bloomer and the Wisconsin Make-A-Wish Fund.

A number of high-profile suppliers will be conducting training seminars on Sept. 8-9 during Industry Days at America’s Largest RV Show in Hershey, Pa. To sign up for sessions click here. Hosted by the Pennsylvania Recreational Vehicle & Camping Association (PRVCA), the event will open with Industry Days followed by Public Days Sept. 10-14. PRVCA reported that […]

(Aug. 6, 2014) -- "Darryl has worked hard and smart to achieve the difficult goals required to salvage and significantly improve the Hall of Fame," said Cole. "After considering our proposal and knowing his passion and love for the museum, he accepted a two year 'sentence' as president with no pay."