Month: July 2015

While traveling with a motorhome or towable may be a vacation, fitness must still be part of the traveling habit, Stef Adinaro said. The Mason City (Iowa) Globe-Gazette reported that Adinaro and her husband James created the website thefitrv.com. The Salt Lake City, Utah, couple offer advice on fitness for RV users and also tips to keep […]

(July 29, 2015) — National park concessioners appeared at two recent hearings held by the U.S. House of Representatives focusing on the National Park Service (NPS) concessions program and new ideas for the next century of parks.

Today’s U.S. National Park Service (NPS) lacks business savvy, from trying to micro-manage businesses in the parks to being slow to respond to visitor desires and services, a congressional subcommittee was told by business leaders whose companies operate in the national park system, as reported by National Parks Traveler. Concessioners told the House Subcommittee on Federal […]

(July 29, 2015) -- The Lake Leland Park Campground in Quicene, Wash., is open after a two-year hiatus, and the group that made it happen is celebrating with a grand reopening celebration this Saturday, Aug. 1.

(July 29, 2015) -- A $1.9 million resurfacing project on Trail Ridge Road will begin today, weather permitting, Rocky Mountain National Park officials have announced.

(July 29, 2015) — Keystone RV Company’s Bullet Ultra Lite division has unveiled the new Crossfire series of travel trailers. Designed to be towed by smaller vehicles and offer families a full-featured alternative to pop ups or tents, Crossfire is available in both single and double axle models.

(July 29, 2015) -- Lakeview Luxury Cabins has taken out a gold award at this year’s Travel In Inland Tourism Awards with its views of Lake Canobolas and a focus on local food and wine proving a hit with he judges.

(July 29, 2015) — RVDA is compiling feedback from members regarding Department of Labor (DOL) pending regulations to expand the number of workers who qualify for overtime pay. Based on this feedback, RVDA will draft comments to the DOL in advance of a Sept. 4, deadline.

(July 29, 2015) -- The Napier City Council is set to tighten its freedom-camping bylaw following complaints that holidaymakers were abusing access to a prime city reserve where they have been able to stay overnight for free.

This week marks the running of the 3rd Annual Tearstock Rolling Home Tour, a customer appreciation event hosted by Little Guy Worldwide at Atwood Lake Park in Mineral City, Ohio. The rally brings scores of teardrop camper owners from across the U.S. and Canada to Ohio for the one-week event. Little Guy reported in a press release […]