Month: October 2017

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- Every park you visit has some sort of story. Many parks will have a display explaining the geological history of the land, or you can ask a ranger for information.

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- Tiny-house buyers have to cope not only with the challenges of living in a smaller space. There are also zoning regulations that make it difficult to find a spot for the homes.

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- Here are four reasons that will convince you to postpone the end of your camping season!

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- Outdoor recreation brings in $2.5 billion a year in consumer spending in Vermont, but many believe the state could bring in even more.

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- REV Group has announced an underwritten public offering of 10,000,000 shares of common stock by certain selling stockholders, subject to market conditions and other factors.

Year-over-year towable sales continued to enjoy steady growth in 2017, posting a 10.5% gain for the first eight months, according to the latest report from Statistical Surveys Inc. (SSI).  Results by category showed: Sales for the travel trailer segment climbed 11.8% year-to-date. Fifth-wheel registrations were up 8.6% for the eight months. Folding camping trailer sales edged down 4.2% […]

For Travel Lite RV president Dustin Johns, the 2017 Elkhart RV Open House proved a validation of sorts for concepts the New Paris, Ind.-based towable and truck camper manufacturer has championed of late — especially the company’s wedge-shaped Falcon travel trailer debuted a year ago. At Open House, Travel Lite unveiled a number of upgrades […]

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- Every October the Harrisville State Park’s Haunted Holiday Weekend gets bigger and spookier, according to Unit Manager Eric Ostrander.

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- At Monday evening's Wakefield City Council meeting, members voted to raise all but seasonal rates at the Eddy Park Campground, as recommended by the planning commission. 

(Oct. 10, 2017) -- Old, rotten and disease-susceptible ash trees may be removed and replaced with new trees near Rickeman Field and in Dell Rapids’ city-owned campground and Dell Rapids City Park.