Month: January 2019

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- The announcement was made by Governor Jim Justice at a special ceremony Thursday morning. The money will go to Pipestem Resort State Park. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- A lone cougar killed a young-of-year elk off Tunnel Mountain Road adjacent to the campground on Friday (Jan. 18). Cougars have also taken down a coyote and a young mule deer close to town in the past three weeks. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- The applicant is Lakepoint Campgrounds, wanting to continue use of the land as a residential/campground business “with no changes.” Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- A private campground on the Mississippi line may soon become a county-owned site with potential to join Chickasabogue Park as a crown jewel of the county’s recreational and environmental assets. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- From iconic destinations like Tahquamenon Falls State Park in the eastern Upper Peninsula to lesser-known gems like Hayes State Park in southeastern Michigan’s Irish Hills, the Great Lakes State offers 103 state parks to enjoy. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- A new year has arrived, and before you know it RV travel season will be here, too. You want to begin gathering your equipment now, checking your new or existing RV gear and hardware, and preparing your RV for the road trips of spring, summer and fall. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- These shows give potential buyers and ‘wannabes’ an opportunity to quickly see many makes and models of motor coaches and travel trailers — at one time and at one place. Here are shows schedule for Jan. 31-Feb. 10, 2019 Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- Are you thinking of buying an RV? You might need to double down on your savings. RVs are a luxury that many of us simply can’t afford. They can easily cost upwards of $100,000 and that’s not even including maintenance fees, repairs, and gas. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- As I sit here hacking toxic Salton Sea dust kicked up by high winds, all I can say is: At least it isn’t Basin And Range! That was the worst cold and wind we have ever endured in the rig. Source

(Jan. 25, 2019) -- The Half Moon Bay City Council has 4,6,80 reasons to oppose a project that hasn’t even been presented yet, and if developers do make a formal proposal to build a hotel and RV park near Dunes Beach it appears they might have an uphill battle. Source