Month: July 2016

Editor’s note: The following Q&A appears in Woodall’s Campground Management, sister publication to RVBusiness. Mark Koep is the founder of CampgroundViews.com, a website developed in 2013 to help RVers evaluate RV parks before making a reservation. The site features thousands of short videos of campgrounds to give guests a feel for the park’s condition and […]

Cheaper oil is leading to the lowest summer gasoline prices in years, and it is causing heartburn for oil companies and their shareholders, according to an Associated Press report. On Friday (July 29), Exxon Mobil Corp. reported its smallest quarterly profit in nearly 17 years – although it still earned $1.7 billion. Chevron Corp. posted […]

(July 29, 2016) -- North Trail RV Center is now hiring certified and master certified technicians with pay up to $45 per flat hour rate.

(July 29, 2016) -- The Y Flicker is a three-wheeled stand-up scooter that allows kids to easily get from one place to the other without using bicycles.

(July 29, 2016) -- Beth McLane of Costa Mesa, Calif., won a $100 KOA gift card. Cheryl Nelson, of Enid, Okla., won a Stromberg Carlson Stake N Grill with carry bag, valued at $86. Both winners were selected from among Let's RV's Facebook fans.

(July 29, 2016) — Kampgrounds of America and its 2016 North American Camper Report were featured today, July 29, in a CBS This Morning segment covering millennials and camping.

(July 29, 2016) — Numerous federal agencies are sharply increasing fines and penalties for regulatory infractions beginning on Aug. 1, a release from RVDA reported. In some cases fines are going up by 150 percent.

(July 29, 2016) -- An area of the Rogue River affected by a sewage spill last week from a broken pipe at the Dardanelle Trailer Park is no longer deemed unsafe to the public, Department of Environmental Quality officials said Wednesday.

(July 29, 2016) -- The TriMas Corporation Board of Directors announced that Thomas A. Amato has been appointed president and chief executive officer, effective immediately, succeeding David M. Wathen, who has stepped down from these positions and from the TriMas Board of Directors.

(July 29, 2016) -- Eighty-year-old Rolla Samson of Danville, Ill., led police on a two-county chase Thursday, reaching speeds of 80 mph in his Winnebago motorhome, according to Carroll County Sheriff's Office.