Month: February 2019

The Woodson Bridge RV Park in Corning was under evacuation Thursday as the Sacramento River rose to flood levels. Source

Produced by the Maryland Recreational Vehicle Dealers Assoc., the event fills over 5 1/2 acres of heated indoor display space featuring everything new the 2019 RV industry has to offer. Source

Yellowstone National Park is seeking to solve a housing shortage problem for seasonal employees in the park. To that end, the National Park Service wants public comment on a proposal to develop seasonal housing for concessions within the park at the West Entrance and Canyon Village. Source

Hardly a day goes by when RV Daily Report doesn’t get a question from an employee, a dealer, a supplier or a potential customer seeking information about the situation. I explain that although we pose questions to officials, the company stonewalls us, and we’re still in the dark along with everyone else. Source

Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA), an international organization for RV owners, will be making its 11th visit to the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter in Perry March 13 through 16, for what will be the group’s 99th International Convention and RV Expo. The event has been dubbed “Peachy In Perry” in honor of the host city. Source

LKQ will host a conference call and webcast on Feb. 28 at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time (7:00 a.m. Central Time) with members of senior management to discuss the company's results. Source

With the demolition of the former Kentucky State Police post on U.S. 41-North, John James Audubon State Park Manager Mark Kellen is hoping that the property can be used to develop a natural sound buffer for the park’s adjacent campground. Source

Georgia Power has transferred operation of the Dames Ferry Campground to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and High Falls State Park is now operating Dames Ferry as a satellite park. Source

The hearing, held under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 (Public Law 88-578), is to receive public input for the proposal. If funded, the selected upgraded campsites are located at Carter Caves State Resort Park campground and include sewer, water and electric improvements. Source

Problems with one application resulted in the Branch County Parks Board withdrawing a request for state money to purchase a campground on Randall Lake. Source