Month: May 2016

There is more going on at the Melton Hill Dam Campground near Lenoir City, Tenn., than meets the eye, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported. Several years ago the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) turned the entire recreation area into a demonstration site for state-of-the art energy efficiency and sustainable technologies. The grounds are peppered with solar […]

Mercedes-Benz is developing a new midsize pickup truck, and the company hasn’t completely ruled out selling it in the U.S. While previous reports suggested sales would be limited to other markets including Latin America, Mercedes apparently hasn’t made a final decision. As reported by Digital Trends, Mercedes-Benz is not in any rush to make that decision, […]

(May 16, 2016) -- A man called Muskrat who has lived in a log cabin at a New Hampshire campground for nearly a decade has packed up after getting a court order to leave.

(May 16, 2016) -- About 125 UWCNF firefighters completed two days of forest fire training Thursday at the Box Elder Campground near Mantua, Utah. The yearly exercise tests strength, stamina and skill, combining real world firefighting tactics with several hours of classroom work.

(May 16, 2016) -- About 20 Dutch are among the people who fell ill on a campsite in the Ardennes, Belgium over the weekend. The campsite was evacuated on Sunday after up to 70 people showed symptoms of poisoning.

While most RV training is done in dealerships to educate technicians, a two-year old Arkansas company, in conjunction with Workamper News, is training inspectors to certify used RVs for private buyers and dealerships. ”Look at our program as a home inspection before a house is sold, just for RVs,” said Stephanie Henson, director of administration […]

(May 16, 2016) -- British Columbia’s camping industry has become so competitive, some are making money by selling their camping spot.

(May 16, 2016) -- Strong winds overturned campers at the Lakewood and Pirateland campgrounds, in Horry County, S.C., on Friday

(May 16, 2016) -- Folks looking to get away from it all can now do so in the relative comfort of five cabins — one of which is ADA accessible — at Deception Pass State Park's Quarry Pond Campground in Washington.

Marathon Coach offers a tour of its 2017 Show Coach #1246 built on a Prevost X3-45 double-slide platform. To view the video click here or scroll to the right side of the RVBUSINESS.com home page.