Month: January 2019

(Jan. 24, 2019) -- If weather cooperates and the stars are aligned, a new campground should open next June at Grindstone Reservoir, adding to the growing list of recreational opportunities at the lake in Ruidoso. Source

"This is a showcase of what the industry is destined to become, and the industry’s leaders have some new and exciting ways to display their latest products," said Crawford. Source

“I spend my work life on the road at so many events that surround the RVing life style. I’m so excited to be a part of The Reveal and see all of the newest and greatest RVs this industry has to offer!” said Wood. Source

(Jan. 24, 2019) -- The Nashville North KOA Campground is offering a free month of extended-stay camping to federal workers affected by the government shutdown. Source

(Jan. 24, 2019) -- Imagine that you are about to retire. In the driveway, is a brand-new RV. Your dream machine. The Florida sun is shining, and life looks good…until you look out over the Gulf of Mexico to see a hurricane named Michael barreling down towards you. Source

(Jan. 24, 2019) -- 2019 is right around the corner and I bet you are wondering which National Parks to hit this year. There are fifty-eight National Parks in the United States. Each has its own beauty and attraction but which ones are the crème de la crème to visit in this new year? Here is a list of the top seven National Parks to visit this year. Source

Continuing The Gadget Guru's conversation series with executives in the motorhome industry, Andy Pargh interviews Justin Humphreys, the chief operating officer of Airstream. Source

(Jan. 23, 2019) -- The all-new 2020 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty combines greater trailering capability with technologies designed to provide customers with a better towing experience. Source

Optronics’ catalog has been expanded from 308 pages to 388 pages in the new edition, and includes more than 500 new items. The user interface developed for the new website is designed to maximize product search and drilldown capabilities, while minimizing the number of clicks needed. Source

(Jan. 23, 2019) -- The Tampa Bay Times reported this weekend that months after the storm ripped through Florida that three state parks remain closed. A fourth park in Cape San Blas is only partially open because the storm created inlets that have separated part of the park from the mainland. Source