Month: January 2016

Nelson’s RV plans to build a new, 16,000-square-foot facility at its current Caldwell, Idaho, location. According to the Idaho Press-Tribune, the new building will include six service bays for RV repair and maintenance, a truck bay, a wash bay, showroom and a new waiting room. There will also be increased parking and more landscaped areas. […]

(Jan. 15, 2016) — Kentucky’s new Tourism, Arts, and Heritage Cabinet Secretary is pledging a renewed effort to fix up the state park system, wkms.com reported.

(Jan. 15, 2016) —  A unique way to explore the outdoors is geocaching, a recreational activity involving hidden containers throughout the world, the Chicago Tribune reported.

(Jan. 15, 2016) —  Missouri is looking at more than 4,000 acres in the southern portion of the state for a new state park, but it's not without opposition.

(Jan. 15, 2016) — Bylaw officers in Kelowna are looking closely at RV parks operating on agricultural land, Kamloops info news reported.

(Jan. 15, 2016) — Each morning, Kevin Shelley likes to walk outside and talk with the hundreds of people who are staying at his recreational vehicle park Desert Skies. He talks about the weather, activities for the day and addresses any rumors flying around the park, The Spectrum reported.

(Jan. 15, 2016) — The North American Trailer Dealers Association (NATDA) will host four webinars in the upcoming four months, the organization announced in a press release.

(Jan. 15, 2016) -- After purchasing the “Edge of the Desert” property three years ago, Sharon and Richard Relph learned that several mobile homes located on the property were out of compliance with county land use code, the Moab Times-Independent reported.

(Jan. 15, 2016) -- Republicans moved a bill that would overhaul Wisconsin’s managed forest land program to the brink of passage in the Senate on Thursday, passing the measure out of committee despite opponents’ concerns that the measure is a gift to the timber industry and wealthy landowners, the LaCrosse Tribune reported.

(Jan. 15, 2016) — Colorado’s fledgling Outdoor Recreation Industry Office could get a major boost, as a prominent nonprofit that organizes nationwide industry events is considering moving its headquarters to Colorado, 9News reported.