Month: September 2018

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- When the Castelli brothers bought the Empty Saddle RV Park on Tucumcari’s east side in April, one of the first things they did was change the name.

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- The California Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds (CalARVC) Fall RV Park Day event will feature an interactive disaster planning workshop, seminars and tours of three parks.

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- It's taken 20-years for Travel Lite RV to enter into the full-size towable RV market and according to the company it's been worth the wait. True to its slogan "Innovation Not Duplication" the company plans to debut its innovative 2020 EVOKE travel trailer line Sunday evening September 23 at this year's Elkhart RV Dealer Open House. Travel Lite RV will be hosting a private EVOKE preview for dealers at 6:00 p.m.

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- The thunder and lightning during the late night rain storm on Sunday, September 16, startled many, but probably none more so than Scott Johnson, a camper at the Grand Marais campground. It appears that his fifth-wheel camper took an almost direct lightning strike.

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- ASA Electronics unveils the newest addition to the Jensen line, the JRV4100 Touchscreen Multimedia System.

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- The Government of Saskatchewan has announced its commitment to investing more than $2 million for facility and infrastructure improvements in provincial parks in the southeast region.

Luxury motorhome builder Regency RV announced that Larry Meredith has been appointed regional sales manager, western region, for the Regency line and its newly acquired National Traveler brand.   According to a press release, he will be responsible for new business development, sales training and assisting dealers with their customers. Meredith brings over 41 years of RV […]

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- Heartland Recreational Vehicles LLC’s flagship Landmark 365 continues to stay in step with consumer demand with six 2019 floorplans rolling out.

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- Many campgrounds across North and South Carolina are taking in Hurricane Florence evacuees, and several of them are offering discounts

(Sept. 19, 2018) -- Reservations will be required for the popular Ventura County campsites along the Rincon to keep people in members-only Facebook groups from trading the sites among themselves and monopolizing the beachfront property, county supervisors decided Tuesday.