Month: November 2014

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- Applications are currently being accepted for two vacancies on the nine-member Ketchikan, Ala., State Parks Citizen Advisory Board for the term beginning Jan. 1

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- Advance booking for show tickets has now opened for the Great Yorkshire Motorhome & Caravan Sale, held at the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, England.

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- The Dethleffs Advantage T 6601 has been awarded the motorhome of the year in the Low Profile Motorhomes category at the Mobicar show in Brussels, Belgium.

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- The National Trust's Low Wray campsite on the shores of Windermere, Cumbria, will remain open until after the new year to meet demand from campers.

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- The North Apollo, Penn., Zoning Hearing Board on Thursday granted Pat Froncek a variance to convert his property along Wysocki Avenue into a campground and hostel.

Employees from an array of RV manufacturers, including Forest River Inc., Newmar Corp. and Livin’ Lite along with suppliers such as Patrick Industries Inc., Quality Drive Away Inc. and Ascot Enterprises Inc. have been working in shifts this week with thousands of area volunteers — approximately 7,500 total — in the gymnasium of Nappanee Missionary Church […]

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- About 70 people attended an open house in Thunder Bay, ON, on Thursday aimed at further developing the city`s waterfront. Ideas included adding a campground to the area.

When Beverly Madison and Pete Madison purchased 200 acres of land next to Creek Nation Duck Creek Casino outside of Beggs, Okla., they had only one purpose in mind. “We opened with the idea of having an RV park, nothing more,” Pete said. According to a report by the Tulsa World, the Tulsa RV Ranch […]

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- Nearly 400,000 yellow jackets were found in a 7 by 10 pop-up camper in Summerville, S.C. Eric "Critter" McCook, owner of McCool's Wildlife Control & Bee Extractions, said he thinks it was the biggest extraction in the country.

(Nov. 7, 2014) -- A camper who set fire to her soiled toilet paper — which burned an acre of farmland and damaged property — has been sentenced for causing a bushfire near the Great Australian Bight.