Month: December 2015

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- “We’re already seeing a strong cross-generational appeal with the Vintage Cruiser, with millennials to baby boomers stepping up to buy. That’s unusual with any product in today’s market, especially an RV," said Dennig.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Maggy Robinson, co-owner of Holly Shores Campground, in Cape May, N.J., along with team members from the Campground, presented a check in the amount of $10,000 to benefit the Thomas & Claire Brodesser, Jr., Cancer Center.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- SellMyMotorhome.com announced the completion of a large-scale website optimization project, aimed at enhancing and polishing the overall user-experience for its customers.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Middlebury emergency crews were called at just after 7 a.m. Monday to a Forest River recreational vehicle plant off of Harter Drive in Middlebury in response to workers starting to feel ill. In total, 140 people were treated with carbon monoxide-related issues.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Police found the body of a California man near an Iron County, Utah, campsite Monday after multiple calls from concerned family members over the weekend prompted officers to search the area.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Army explosives experts have destroyed a marine marker that was found at Teewah Beach in Queensland, Australia, earlier today.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Lake Washington Regional Park, near Mankato, Minn., created by Le Sueur County in 2012, has joined 18 other outstate parks and eight trails designated as having regional significance and becoming eligible for funding from the statewide Legacy Act sales tax.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Michael D' Agostino left his managing director position on the New York Stock Exchange to launch Tentrr, a network of individual campsites situated on private land. Each site in the network enjoys an average of 12 acres of privacy. “Instead of a campground with multiple sites clustered together, we’re building a distributed model, with just one site on a big space,” he says.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- Illegal freedom campers in Queenstown and Wanaka will face the wrath of council clampers under a new plan to prevent them pooing and littering in public places.

(Dec. 8, 2015) -- From tomorrow the only place non-certified self-contained vehicles will be legally allowed to park overnight will be in a dedicated area 400m south of the Marine Parade Pump Track. The area has an amenities block that has a safe drinking water supply, plus two unisex toilets.