Month: July 2018

In the aftermath of a deadly tornado that struck in the heart of North Dakota’s oil patch, state and local officials are calling for increased safety standards for RV parks that often house oilfield workers and families, according to the Jamestown Sun. An EF 2 tornado ripped through the Prairie View RV Park early Tuesday (July […]

K-Z RV offers a walk-through of the interior features packaged into its 2018 K-Z Durango 2500 D340FLT full-profile fifth-wheel. To view the video click here or scroll to the right side of the RVBUSINESS.com home page.

(July 17, 2018) -- The rebound was driven largely by stronger shipments of machinery and equipment and chemical products.

(July 16, 2018) -- The show had 700 exhibitors showcasing 450 vehicles on 376,700 square feet of exhibit space to 22,193 visitors from 20 countries.

(July 16, 2018) -- There's still time to make reservation for the RV/MH Hall of Fame's Annual Induction Dinner celebrating the Class of 2018 and Annual Golf Classic Fundraiser.

(July 16, 2018) -- Spread over 20 acres, the new store will have 16 service bays and more than 300 RVs on its lot.

(July 16, 2018) -- The Elkhart County Council gave initial approval Saturday to a tax phase-in for a $6 million RV factory being built in northwest Elkhart.

The online entry form for the inaugural RVBusiness Recognizing Innovation & Supplier Excellence” (RISE) Awards program, designed to honor the best and most innovative new products marketed by RV industry component suppliers for the 2019 model year, is now available at www.rvbusiness.com/rise-awards. Managed by RVBusiness Editor Bruce Hampson and Managing Editor Rick Kessler, RISE Awards will be presented […]

(July 16, 2018) -- Do you need to lose weight? No, I don’t mean go on a diet or start exercising more. I’m talking about trailer weight—you know, those extra pounds that stack up every time you buy a souvenir or invest in a new DVD player for your RV.

(July 16, 2018) -- You can plan a trip as much as you want, but things happen and suddenly you’re traveling down another road. That’s what’s going on with us right now. Plan A is dead and we are no longer headed north to Fairbanks. It’s time to move on to Plan B.