Month: July 2015

(July 6, 2015) -- The Volkswagen Festival is a gathering of those who love the iconic VW Camper and provides live music, stalls, entertainment and the unique Cooking in a Camper competition.

(July 6, 2015) -- Emergency crews were called out to a camp site near Okotoks Saturday morning after a man was seriously injured after a fall from a cliff.

(July 6, 2015) -- The Douglas County, Colo., Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a 60-year-old man who was camping with his family Friday was struck by an apparent stray bullet and died.

(July 6, 2015) -- Hailey, a seven-year-old diagnosed with a type of blood cancer just wants to go camping. Make-A-Wish Canada and GO RVing Canada teamed up to make that dream come true.

(July 6, 2015) -- Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush today launched Texas Coasts, a Web-based app to help vacationers find the perfect beach, picnic park, or RV park for their next outing.

(July 3, 2015) -- Parched conditions and soaring temperatures have forced the British Columbia government to take the extraordinary step of imposing a rare ban on all open burning across the province.

(July 3, 2015) -- In a letter sent to Brian France, CEO of NASCAR, Marcus Lemonis has threatened to dissociate Camping World from any event held on a property owned by Donald Trump.

(July 3, 2015) -- Under the rule, which appears nowhere in the Affordable Care Act, employers who do not offer a group health plan, but give their workers additional pay to compensate for the purchase of health insurance or direct medical expenses can be fined $100 per day, per employee.

(July 3, 2015) -- "The drop to 5.3 percent occurred despite indications that the volatile household employment measure sank by 56,000, as it was overwhelmed by the labor force plummeting by 432,000," said Ferley.

(July 3, 2015) -- The Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds today announced that three people have been elected to serve on the MARVAC Board for three-year terms.