Month: May 2015

(May 20, 2015) -- Beginning next week, the Deschutes National Forest's Sisters Ranger District will remove a bridge at Indian Ford Campground, which has been a safety concern for several years, officials said Tuesday

(May 20, 2015) — This season marks the 4th season that Campground Owners of New York (CONY) is fundraising to benefit Camp Good Days and Special Times, by selling paper balloons, collecting change, and holding special events.

(May 20, 2015) -- This weekend marks the start of the camping season and that means getting campers and RV’s ready. Now is the time to prep campers for summer, update those RV’s and add some new features.

(May 20, 2015) -- A 24-inch onshore pipeline caused a medium size oil spill near the Refugio State Beach Park in California. Campers were evacuated so clean up could begin.

(May 20, 2015) -- One man was sent to the hospital after his camper exploded from a propane leak at a Walmart parking lot in Kelowna, B.C.

(May 20, 2015) -- The Marlborough District Council have impounded the motor caravan of a camper who repeatedly flouted freedom camping rules.

(May 20, 2015) -- A single mother of five, who had been in a relationship with her next door neighbor, took her revenge on him by putting a lighted sock in his camper van and smashing windows when she realized he was seeing his former partner.

(May 20, 2015) -- At least with baby boomers, store managers had a chance to resolve a bad experience. If a problem occurs, millennials generally won't give the business owner or manager the chance to do it right. In an era of changing paradigms, I would think RV dealers and campground owners would want to know how their business is being perceived by real people.

There were tears and hugs as Larry “The Window Guy” was reunited with his Lippert Components Inc. work family of 31 years on May 5. Plant 228 came together to welcome Larry as he visited the facility for the first time since his surgery and cancer treatment. Everyone wore shirts with a cartoon depiction of Larry […]

Nine years ago, Chris Dunphy traded his long Silicon Valley commute for a different life on the road. He bought a 16-foot teardrop trailer, hit the highway, and hasn’t looked back since. Today, he and his partner, Cheri Ve Ard, a software developer from Florida whom he met eight years ago, crisscross the country in […]