Month: June 2016

(June 8, 2016) -- Visitors to Indiana State Parks this year can play the Centennial Geocache Challenge for a chance to win prizes, including a 2017 Annual Entrance Permit.

(June 8, 2016) -- Indiana benefits most from the RV industry, making more than 80 percent of the world’s RVs, followed by California, Texas, Florida and Iowa.

(June 8, 2016) -- The 74-year-old man found dead on the San Diego, Calif., 405 Freeway in Costa Mesa was run over by his own motorhome, the California Highway Patrol reported today.

(June 8, 2016) -- After over forty years in the leisure industry the Joint Managing Director of Auto-Trail VR, Stuart Turpin, has finally decided it is the right time for him to retire.

(June 8, 2016) -- The most glamorous camping experience in the Southwest is coming to Williams in July. Surrounded by looming ponderosa pines and just an hour south of Grand Canyon National Park, the Grand Canyon Under Canvas camping resort is nestled among some of the finest forest in the Southwest.

(June 8, 2016) -- The family of five, from Weld County, Colo., went missing in the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area in western Boulder County over the weekend, and were reported missing.

(June 8, 2016) -- A flea from a yellow chipmunk in the Lake Tahoe, Nev., area tested positive for plague, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

(June 8, 2016) -- Lake County officials said the body of an 18-year-old man who has been missing since February was found last week in a camper in Arlee, Mont.

(June 8, 2016) -- A man is presumed dead after falling into a hot spring at Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park Tuesday, park officials said.

Meyer Distributing announced the release of its first RV dedicated catalog. “Packed with over 650 pages of parts and accessories, this catalog is what the dealers have been asking for,” says Nick Gramelspacher, VP of sales and marketing, in a press release. “We wanted to put out a catalog that was user friendly to the […]