Month: November 2018

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- RVDA annual meeting updated attendees of the annual RVDA Convention/Expo on RVDA’s financial position, elected new officers and honored several dealers and associate members with special awards.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- Starkville plans for the new park, located at Cornerstone Park on Highway 25 just south of the interchange with Highway 12, to host tournaments and regular recreation activities. The park is planned to have 12 baseball and softball fields, along with a 10,000 square foot multipurpose path, in its base design. It has options to add another championship field, a handicap-accessible field, an RV park, walking trails and more.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- Majestic RV Resorts, which operates upscale RV resorts in Savannah, Ga., and Naples, Fla., purchased the 22.8-acre site just east of the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and west of the site of the former Broadwater Hotel, the story reported.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- The village approved the purchase of the campground back in April, after Village President James Turvaville called it "a good business proposition" after a September board meeting.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- "Winter camping rates are typically half of the summer rates for Idaho Power’s campgrounds in Hells Canyon and at C.J. Strike Reservoir," reads information from the utility company. "Camping at Swan Falls and Moonshine Mine (near Richland, Oregon) are free year-round."

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- We have to be in Mission, Texas around the 28th of this month. That means, we're trying to do at least 100 miles (160 kms) a day on average. And even at that, we know there will have to be some longer days because we will want to have some rest days too!

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- Since that first address in 1919, America and other countries have remembered those who have served in the armed forces via Armistice Day, Remembrance Day, and since 1954, Veterans Day. RVers owe the freedom we enjoy today to those that fought to keep America free.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- Living in an RV means getting pretty creative when it comes to storage. Everything from food to office supplies must have a specific place, and cleaning things up as soon as you’re finished with them absolutely must be routine in order to keep the place from slipping into utter chaos.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- Some come alone, others bring their families, and some arrive in small groups. They come for many reasons. For some it is a place to remember. For others it is a place to heal. For everybody who comes here, it is a place to pay respect to those who made the ultimate sacrifice to their country.

(Nov. 8, 2018) -- On this weeks show we continue our exploration of the different types of RV’s and their pros and cons. The Class A motohome is the largest in the motorized family ranging in length from 21’ to 45’. This list of attributes and drawbacks is not meant to be a comprehensive study of the coaches but my observations from years of viewing them at RV shows, talking with owners and former owners and as an RV owner myself.