Month: September 2014

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- A family have claimed they were gassed and robbed after parking their motorhome in a French service area – the latest in a spate of attacks on British tourists.

Organizers for the Caravan Salon 2014, held Aug. 30-Sept. 7 inDüsseldorf, Germany, are reporting the best attended edition in the event’s history. “With extremely satisfied exhibitors and 192,000 visitors the Caravan Salon far exceeded our expectations and we are delighted to have hit a new all-time record this year. We are particularly pleased that our new hall […]

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- Marcus Lemonis admits the one thing he does every evening before bed to guarantee himself a productive following day.

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- The Palestinian Ministry of Public Works and Housing has stated that Gaza needs five thousand caravans, in order to provide shelter more than 130,000 displaced peoples.

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- The Mount Hood National Forest in Sandy, Ore. has become littered by illegal campers staying at unregulated sites.

(Sept. 8, 2014) - Yukon's Department of Environment has closed two sections of the Kusawa Lake Territorial Campground in Whitehorse, Yukon on the Alaska Highway due to flood risk.

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- Estimates based on campsite reservations, permits sold for day activities and head counts in picnic and lake areas put the average weekly attendance in the Uwharrie National Forest at 5,000 visitors. Ninety-five percent of the receipts for fees and passes go into upkeep of the trails and campgrounds.

Camping World Inc. and Good Sam Enterprises LLC announced that an agreement has been signed to acquire Mid-States Campers & RVs, an existing RV dealership in the Rapid City, S.D., market. According to a press release, plans are for the location to undergo renovation to feature additional service bays, a Camping World retail store and […]

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- Sewer water from a campground was the source of an Aug. 26 pollution complaint to Mercer County soil and water officials.

(Sept. 8, 2014) -- The Army Corps of Engineers plans to have two of its Lake Lanier campgrounds open through March. Initially, the corps planned to close all of its six campgrounds this past Sunday but later decided to keep Sawnee and Bolding Mill open through the fall and winter.