Month: April 2016

(April 14, 2016) — Don Day, general manager and partner of Omega RV, announced that Mark Warmoth has joined Omega RV. The founder of the iconic Weekend Warrior will be responsible for product development for the Warrior line of toy haulers.

(April 14, 2016) — Offering consumers an expanded model lineup enhanced by a host of luxury features, Heartland Recreational Vehicles LLC’s full-profile Bighorn fifth-wheel line is enjoying strong sales and incremental market share gains coming out of the early show season, a release from the company stated.

(April 12, 2016) -- For many of California’s state parks, as well as the national ones, camping isn’t as simple as setting down a tent and enjoying all that Mother Nature has to offer. There are rules.

(April 14, 2016) -- North-east councilors are finally poised to approve plans to create a private gypsy-traveler camp on the outskirts of Peterhead.

(April 14, 2016) -- It appears as though residents in Saskatchewan are prepared to get their campsite for the summer – even if there are some short waits. Saskatchewan Parks officials say day 3 of bookings went well.

(April 14, 2016) -- Campground fee increases are coming to David Laird Campground. Director of Leisure Services Bill Samborski outlined the changes that will happen over the next three years.

(April 14, 2016) -- Last fall, it appeared that a long-dormant plan to create a campground in the Southern Woodlands Reservation in Oak Bluffs had come back to life when the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank issued a request for proposals for the design and operation of a “primitive campground” on two acres on the eastern edge of the 234-acre property,

(April 14, 2016) -- Tom St. Hill said people love to stay at their park and campground because of its close proximity to not only all the attractions the Black Hills has to offer, but also being close to town so people can dine and shop in Rapid City, S.D.

(April 14, 2016) -- A popular camping ground near the famous Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki is just meters away from being swallowed up by sea.

(April 14, 2016) -- 'It's just business' is the message the Sutton, Mass., Board of Selectmen told three Douglas residents who attended the April 5 meeting to protest the authorization of the town’s last available liquor license to Kings Campground.