Month: January 2019

The Mobile County Commission approved the purchase of the Escatawpa Hollow Campground for $715,000 at its meeting Mon., Jan. 28. The 45-acre campground is located on the Alabama/Mississippi state line off Moffett Road, on the south side of U.S. 98. Source

The commissioners had thought they could have a workaround by labeling the properties as work camps rather than RV parks; that way the county could avoid the requirement of bathhouses altogether. Source

An East Texas Man is bringing old travel trailers back to life to give people a nostalgic way to tour the country. In 2014 Ethan Langley and his wife restored a 1960 Shasta and hit the road with it. Source

Bedrock City, a roadside attraction based on the animated world of "The Flintstones" television show, has closed its doors in northern Arizona, according to the Arizona Republic. Source

The RV Industry Association, along with other members of the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, are advocating for these reforms on Capitol Hill, but the group needs people to urge their senators to cosponsor S.47 and include the Recreation Not Red-Tape Act (RNR) in this legislative package. Source

The video demonstrates how the Easy Start technology works to provide power to start air conditioners with reduced amperage. With Easy Start installed, it can start an air conditioner on a 2,000-watt generator or when using a 30-amp power supply. Source

Single-family housing, an RV park with approximately 150 vehicle spaces, and some smaller park model homes that are between 650 and 900 square feet with two bedrooms, two baths and a loft are now planned. The park model homes will be on rented lots. Source

Catering to all different needs and lifestyles, the show has answers for those just beginning to plan their RV journey or RV veterans who have an abundance of mileage under their belts. Source

The Catskill Town Planning Board approved the proposal for a recreational vehicle campground last week, pending review of final site plans and given that the campground follows conditions set by the board. Source

Council approved the conditional use permit for a five-year period. At a Jan. 14 council meeting, LTB Holdings LLC President Todd Baldree said the plan is to build a campground with about 270 lots off Joe Frank Harris along the Etowah River. Source