Month: February 2017

The 12th annual Fredericksburg RV Show, March 3-5 in Fredericksburg, Va., will feature the area’s best dealers together under one roof at the Fredericksburg Expo Center, offering the best pricing and incentives of the year. According to a release, the Fredericksburg RV Show features everything from folding campers, luxurious high-line motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth-wheels, Class […]

(Feb. 21, 2017) -- The purchase price for Sessa Klein was €7.9 million (US $8.5 million), which was paid at closing from available cash, plus contingent consideration based on future sales.

(Feb. 21, 2017) -- “RV’s are so expensive!” It’s not the first time we’ve heard that line. But have you ever stopped to think about what it actually will cost you to live in an RV versus living in a traditional stationary home? These tips and tricks will help you boost your gas mileage and live a happy good life knowing you’re saving a whole boatload of money.

(Feb. 21, 2017) -- This Monday we continue our weekly topic about full time RV living. We’ll begin calling this series “Word of the Week”. This week’s word is “caravanning” and is all about traveling with a group!

(Feb. 20, 2017) -- Regular service will be performed only on Tiffin motorhomes that are within four years of the original purchase date. However, any Tiffin motorhome may go through express bay service that requires work by two service technicians working a maximum of three hours once every 60 days.

(Feb. 20, 2017) — Moro Bay State Park is adding new 50-amp electrical service, new water service, and new sewer hookups to all campsites, Magnolia Reporter.com reported.

(Feb. 20, 2017) — May long-weekend campers will be able to start booking online reservations for regular campsites at Alberta provincial parks on Tuesday, The Advocate reported.

(Feb. 20, 2017) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, is updating its camping reservation policies for its Mississippi River Headwaters campsites effective immediately, the Pilot Independent reported.

(Feb. 20, 2017) — The City Council has put funding for the establishment of a campground in Sioux City on hold for at least a year, as staff begin to look into alternate locations for the destination spot, the Sioux City Journal reported.

(Feb. 20, 2017) -- A park ranger ran into some trouble when he attempted to stop a driver that afternoon. Officer J.P. Oksnevad wanted to tell the driver that the Linville Access was full, but the driver continued into the lot, according to park officials. When the man looped around and started to leave the lot, Oksnevad tried to talk to him and grasped the handle to the man's car door, park officials say.