Month: September 2015

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Forest River is recalling certain RVs equipped with a back up camera system which may display images from the camera in reverse.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Vermont State Police said a man cleaning his handgun at a campsite accidentally shot his 9-year-old daughter in the stomach, sending her to the intensive care unit.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Though the campfire got a bit smoky at times and the air was chilly, Ontario's Rosewood Manor residents thoroughly enjoyed their afternoon excursion to the campsite of activity director Beverly James last week.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- The Independence Bowl, which has been going strong for 39 years, will have a new sponsor and logo. On Monday, FBSchedules.com tweeted a brand new logo and sponsor for the Independence Bowl, which will now be Camping World.

Skyline RV, a member of the EverGreen Recreational Vehicles LLC family of companies, announced the launch of the Trident fifth-wheel as part of the company’s Layton brand. According to a press release, the Layton Trident series is an affordable fifth-wheel extension of the well-known Layton line. Two floorplans are available, the 359RL rear lounge and […]

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- One hundred years to the day that those instrumental in forming Rocky Mountain National Park dedicated the land, those devoted to continuing to protect the park will gather for a rededication.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Cedar Lake Campground, in Vienna, Ill., will host a family fun weekend Friday through Labor Day, Sept. 7.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Prescott National Forest is in the process of chip sealing and restriping the White Spar, Hilltop and Eagle Ridge campgrounds. To complete the work, each site will be closed temporarily.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- Olympic National Park, in Washington, has nearly fully reopened to public after being shut down due to high winds.

(Sept. 1, 2015) -- A new Web app called The Dyrt, based in Portland, Ore., is poised to become a high-tech tool of choice for researching campgrounds and adventure travel.