Month: September 2018

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Heartland RV’s Cyclone fifth-wheel toy hauler brand is launching three all-new floorplans at this week’s Elkhart RV Open House with the rollout of the 3713, 4101KING, and the 4220GIANT.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Winnebago Motorhomes and Towables is pleased to announce the launch of several new products at this year’s Winnebago Open House event in Elkhart, Indiana.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Jayco will be hosting Stephanie and Jeremy Puglisi, authors of The Idiot's Guide to RV Vacations and hosts of RV Family Travel Atlas podcast at the Elkhart Open House.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- The Bitterroot National Forest has closed a few campgrounds and turned off water services in advance of freezing temperatures, but don't let that stop you from getting out into the nearby forests for a day hike or some overnight camping.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Harold and Kathy Fuchs are ready to get back home to North Carolina after being on the road for more than a week as Hurricane Florence made landfall and pushed inland.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Earlier this month, a local firefighter put his vacation on hold and put his emergency medical training to use helping a stranger who went into labor at a Union County campground.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Priority One Financial Services, Inc., the recreational industry’s oldest and largest F&I outsourcing provider, congratulates Jessica Haengel and Glen Vogel for 10 outstanding years with the company.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- The opportunities allow community members and park visitors to get involved and become stewards of Great Smoky Mountains National Park by signing up for any of the scheduled service projects, which include caring for park campgrounds, historic buildings and other natural and cultural resources within the park boundaries.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- Eagle Point was built on the eve of the Great Depression, and subsequent improvements have been modest at best. So at a public meeting last week, a handful of Eagle Point fans were happy to hear that the state has plans for more than $1.4 million worth of upgrades, including new showers, restrooms and roads.

(Sept. 24, 2018) -- According to a sign on the bathroom door, the facilities have been closed "due to excessive cost of maintenance. This is a result of trash items repeatedly being deposited in the vaults."