Month: March 2015

Camping World Inc. and Good Sam Enterprises LLC reintroduced their consumer rally – the Good Sam Phoenix Rally, Feb. 26-March 1 at the Phoenix International Raceway – after a year’s hiatus and, by all accounts, drew a big crowd to a venue in which consumers got an enhanced view of the RV lifestyle while manufacturers […]

(March 5, 2015) -- “The work done by the committees under their leadership is critically important to RVIA’s efforts to advance the RV industry. We are very appreciative for their willingness to serve," said Bontrager.

(March 5, 2015) -- Franklin County, Fla., commissioners Tuesday postponed making a decision on a proposed change to laws governing the use and storage of RVs.

(March 5, 2015) -- The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles now requires that trailers can't be registered without passing an annual safety test.

(March 5, 2015) -- To get away from the typical spring break beach scene, venture off to Rock Springs in Kelly Park in Apopka to enjoy the lazy river.

(March 5, 2015) -- The 96-page April issue of Camping is on sale now and comes with a free site map and a new look.

CrossRoads RV recently reintroduced the legendary Carriage and Cameo fifth-wheel brands, both of which had been shelved since the 2011 demise of Millersburg, Ind.-based Carriage Inc. CrossRoads’ parent, Thor Industries Inc., purchased the brands in 2012. The Carriage fills a top-of-the-line void for CrossRoads. Along with contemporary residential cabinetry and woodwork, the new Carriage, with […]

Owners of some of almost 600,000 travel trailers, boat trailers and utility trailers registered with the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles will get a surprise when they next receive notice that it’s time to renew that annual trailer registration. According to a report by the Houston Chronicle, some will learn they have been violating a law […]

(March 5, 2015) -- Cuyamaca Peak, at 6512 feet, is the second highest peak in the county, its location gives it a 360-degree view, extending from the Coronado Islands in Mexico to desert mountains in Arizona.

(March 5, 2015) -- With so many parks to choose from, it might be hard to know where to start, so here are four state parks recommended by Eugene Swalberg, Utah state parks public affairs coordinator.