Month: April 2016

(April 6, 2016) -- At Ochoco Lake Campground — now open for the season — the camp host position is an ephemeral one, and those who volunteer to take care of the quiet lakeside site tend to move on after a month or two.

Go RVing Canada and The Canadian Camping and RV Council (CCRVC) are partnering to host Canadian RVing and Camping Week May 24-29. The week will be a celebration of RVing and camping in Canada, and will encourage Canadians to get out and enjoy the great outdoors, according to a news release. The Canadian RVing and Camping Week […]

(April 6, 2016) -- The new site is more intuitive and interactive, allowing consumers to better locate and understand MARVAC member businesses through regional maps and enhanced member pages.

(April 6, 2016) -- Providers such as RTC can currently deliver 1 megabyte upload and 5 megabyte download speeds. The standard data allowance is 20 gigabytes each month for $99 per month, which can be upgraded.

(April 6, 2016) -- People can move around a truck, boat trailer, campsite or next to an RV without a problem. But, as soon as anyone enters the virtual protection area, an instant alert along with a burst of 15 sequential photos is sent to the user's smartphone.

When a company owns the considerable market share that Germany-based Truma GmbH & Co. KG enjoys in Europe — “In the area of heaters, water heaters and furnaces, our market share is close to 90%,” noted Gerhard “Gary” Hundsberger, president and CEO of Elkhart, Ind.-based Truma Corp. — it can be difficult to show the […]

(April 6, 2016) -- Celebrating the National Parks Service centennial with a trip to see the Sequoias? The giant trees are truly stunning in person. No matter how you picture these giant trees in your mind, they definitely appear larger in person – and one of the best ways to see them is to hike in their midst.

(April 6, 2016) -- The Nez Perce–Clearwater National Forests are looking for energetic, good-natured people to serve as campground hosts for the 2016 season at Red River Campground near Elk City.

(April 6, 2016) -- Butch and Phyllis Manuel own the Purple Peacock Resort, which is open and ready for business as an adult-only RV park. Campers can enjoy a tanning area with fire pit with nearby pavilion and decorative wood rack. Soon a pool and hot tub will be added.

(April 6, 2016) -- Illegal freedom campers owe the Marlborough District Council nearly $6000 in unpaid fines. The council is chasing 29 campers to cough up their outstanding debts, with some in no hurry to pay their infringement.