Month: September 2016

The Federal Reserve could still raise interest rates in September but a move at the last meeting of the year is more likely, experts said Friday (Sept. 2) in the wake of the August jobs report. “I think this report keeps the Fed on hold this month, and the reason is that it created no […]

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- For 49 years, Bob and Carla Myers have camped at Midwest Old Threshers, never missing a festival. Now the Williamsfield, Ill., couple is in charge of the campgrounds that have brought them so much joy over the years.

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- The Sleepy Hollow RV Park in California is almost empty following the Quechan Tribe evicting the residents due to poor water quality.

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- The owner of the RV was injured as he attempted to start the vehicle just before midnight, according to officials with the Chula Vista, Calif., Fire Department.

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- New campgrounds near Stave Lake, British Columbia, may be built in coming years to boost camping opportunities in the Lower Mainland and to highlight the aboriginal heritage of the area.

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- The owners of a North County campground have filed a lawsuit against Eversource Energy asking a federal judge to decide whether the utility has the right to lease its power line easements allowing construction of Northern Pass, a 192-mile high voltage transmission line.

(Sept. 2, 2016) — Riverside Travel Trailers’ Elkhart Open House display will include two new RPM trailer floor plans. The new 32FB RPM is a full sized, full featured toy hauler with a living room slide and a separate garage area. It is designed for the active camping lifestyle.

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- Many national parks designate some of their campgrounds as first come, first serve only—ideal for last minute, end of the season camping trips. Show up early in the morning to grab an open spot .

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- While planning for Labor Day celebrations this weekend, public safety experts are urging a bit of care take place to ensure everyone is safe.

(Sept. 2, 2016) -- Campfires are once again allowed in designated campgrounds in Western Washington, just in time for the Labor Day weekend.