Month: July 2015

Through social media, Ford’s RV Refrigeration Training Center (FRVRTC) has been experiencing a swift growing interest in RV refrigeration recycling, the company reported in a press release. The latest contact has been a request through LinkedIn from Joe Moravek, director of HVACR training at an international school that provides education to heating, ventilation, air conditioning […]

(July 6, 2015) — Alliance Coach RV Sales and Service announced that Forest River Cherokee travel trailers, toy haulers and fifth wheels have been added to the product line at their Lake Park, Ga., facility.

(July 6, 2015) -- A 4-year-old girl from Lodi died Saturday after being run over by a truck outside a campground near Rancho Seco park in California.

(July 6, 2015) — Recreational Vehicle Dealerships interested in learning more about how to increase revenue by at least 25 percent within one year may register now for RV Camping Connects free training.

(July 6, 2015) -- With some 300-plus days of sunshine and easy access to mountains, the Arkansas River and numerous hiking and biking trails, it’s no wonder camping in Chaffee County, Colo., is so popular.

(July 6, 2015) -- One Regina, SK, man has spent the past three decades honing his skills with a dehydrator, so that he can have tasty meals even when he's thousands of kilometres from his kitchen.

(July 6, 2015) -- The Morrison Campground in Rome, Ga., is hosting its 148th consecutive camp meeting this year, according to Phillip Shepherd, chairman of trustees at Morrison Campground.

(July 6, 2015) -- Campers at Paradise Ranch and Resort in Tylertown, Miss., were forced to sleep in the great outdoors when their cabins lost power.

(July 6, 2015) — The RV Electrical System Service course begins July 27, 2015 and runs through Sept. 20, 2015. Students simply log on to access the lecture notes, hands-on assignments, quizzes and chat with the instructor and other students.

(July 6, 2015) -- Vermont State Parks had a busy weekend for the Fourth of July holiday. But they’re also trying to figure out why some of the most popular campsites in the system stay vacant much of the summer.