Month: May 2015

(May 11, 2015) -- Budget cuts to the San Juan National Forest budget are forcing officials to consider major changes to campgrounds, trails and other recreation sites.

(May 11, 2015) -- Louisiana wildlife officers have booked a Marksville, La., man on charges related to an investigation into the theft of money from the self-pay camping site on Spring Bayou Wildlife Management Area in Avoyelles Parish.

(May 11, 2015) -- Two federal agencies are poised to approve a plan to remove the nearly 100 damaged and down trees from the Howard Prairie Campground. The trees were blown down when wind gusts nearing 80 miles per hour hit the area Feb. 7.

(May 11, 2015) -- Lovers of bluegrass music will enjoy the Southeast Minnesota Bluegrass Association’s (SEMBA) Festival held at Cushon’s Peak Campground

(May 11, 2015) -- Stanhope Campground at the Prince Edward Island National Park won't be opening until July 13, this year, about a month later than usual, because of delays in renovations.

(May 11, 2015) -- The campgrounds at South Whidbey State Park will be closed this year for safety reasons, the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced Friday.

(May 11, 2015) — CrossRoads RV, a manufacturer of travel trailers and fifth wheels is pleased to announce that May marks its 20th anniversary, the organization announced in a press release. CrossRoads began operations in 1996 with a 25,000 square-foot plant with 30 employees.

(May 11, 2015) -- Begg’s Camper Rental offers a convenient way to travel. Since 1985, Begg’s Camper Rental has been renting campers and camping equipment at rates that allow families to enjoy affordable and stress-free camping holidays.

(May 11, 2015) -- The St. Vrain River flooded this weekend forcing the evacuation of dozens of campers in Weld County, Colo.

(May 11, 2015) -- On a 34-acre parcel of the former 4.7 million-square-foot Ford Wixom Assembly Plant, the national headquarters for the nation’s largest family-owned RV business is ushering in new business development and employment for the area, said Baidas.