Month: August 2015

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- Melissa Clattenburg-Pace claims she was a victim of discrimination after being evicted from her summer home at Boutilier’s Glen Campground in Mount Uniacke in 2012.

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- Katmai National Park sprawls over four million acres in southern Alaska. So why does its only established campground allow for just 60 people per night — a limit that leads to an online booking fray every January?

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- A forest order now in effect is closing overnight camping at the 11 designated sites at Colorado's Crater Lake, in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness, effective immediately until rescinded or until Dec. 31.

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- Campers at the Clareville showgrounds who thought they had been given a reprieve have been left stunned by a sudden reversal from the Wairarapa A&P Society, which has left them facing the future without a home - again.

Almost exactly two years after selling light-weight aluminum trailer manufacturer Livin’ Lite Recreational Vehicles LLC to Thor Industries Inc., Livin’ Lite President Scott Tuttle has announced his departure from Thor’s Topeka, Ind.-based CrossRoads RV division under which the company had been operating since its acquisition by the publicly held market leader. However, Tuttle says he’ll […]

Michigan House Speaker, Kevin Cotter, alongside State Representative Tom Barrett, District 71, and staff today toured Spartan Motor Inc.’s manufacturing facilities and met with key senior leadership to lend their support and extend their congratulations on renewed growth and momentum by the Charlotte, Mich.-based specialty vehicle manufacturer. According to a press release, the legislators visited Spartan’s […]

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- The campgrounds are starting to fill up for WE Fest in Detroit Lakes, Minn., and country music fans are hoping to get the best seats possible.

(Aug. 6, 2015) — Winnebago Industries, Inc., announced today that Randy Potts has retired as chairman of the board and as CEO and president of the company, effective Aug. 6, 2015.

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- Forget Yogi and the picnic baskets, Colorado bears are climbing high into trees to steal food bags and according to wildlife officials, it’s putting both bears and campers at risk.

(Aug. 6, 2015) -- Countryside RV Center, in Yadkinville, N.C., broke ground last week on a new RV service center. The company, owned by Mark and Angela Casstevens, has been selling new and pre-owned campers for many years and they said they are seeing a growing need for a larger service center.