Month: May 2017

(May 1, 2017) -- “It’s like the campers start popping up out of nowhere,” said Parker, a Lauderdale County commissioner from Waterloo who represents the western part of the county with Commissioner Joe Hackworth.

(May 1, 2017) -- Massachusetts State Police are reporting that the body of an unidentified woman has been recovered from a body of water at the Circle CG Farm and Campground in Bellingham.

(May 1, 2017) -- Mandeville City Council approved April 27 an ordinance designed to keep the city's entire portion of the lakefront off limits to overnight visitors.

(May 1, 2017) -- The companies have integrated their two proprietary systems to make it easier to virtually tour campgrounds and reserve campsites. The partnership is a targeted effort by the two young companies to re-shape the classic camping industry.

(May 1, 2017) -- The Army Corps of Engineers has closed several campgrounds and is watching for flooding at several lakes, and fast-moving rivers. But those warnings are not stopping people from enjoying the Natural State this weekend.

(May 1, 2017) -- Earl Taylor planned to camp with his wife and grandkids this weekend. He and others with camping reservations at Jordan Lake's Poplar Point have to wait, though.

(May 1, 2017) -- Most agree that vacationing in their RVs is an amazing way to experience their surroundings in ways they couldn’t if they were traveling by plane or car. Here’s a look at some local RV enthusiasts and why they say driving or towing a home on wheels is the only way to go.

(May 1, 2017) -- Tis' the season for camping or traveling around and Butte-Silver Bow County is reminding folks where to park their campers, trailers, and motorhomes.

(May 1, 2017) -- If you’re looking for an RV with more living space without adding extra weight and length to your fifth wheel, a hybrid travel trailer might be just the thing for you. They’re easy to pull and give you more living space than you’ll find in fifth wheels of the same size. Not to mention they’re lighter than their traditional cousins.

(May 1, 2017) -- The event attracted more than a 175 park operators, employees, vendors and industry officials, including more than 60 park operators and vendors who had never attended a TACO show before.