Month: March 2019

"The association began working with Ken and his newly found organization over thirty years ago," said Sheffer. "His innovative ideas and his creative recommendations moved our association forward in the new digital world and taught us the value of branding." Source

“If we embrace new ways to build, market and service our products, if we support our customers at every turn, if we innovate, excite and attract new consumers to our diverse outdoor lifestyles, the future of the RV industry remains very bright,” said Hugelmeyer. Source

“Anyone in the room tonight could see how much we all care about the impact women are making in our industry and how ready we are to empower each other," said Carpenter. Source

This year's conference theme, Race to Success, set the tone of the conference. The owner's panels were very interactive with owners discussing safety and security, policy and procedures, and reservation systems, said DelVescio. Source

The Bannock County Planning and Development council approved some big changes to the fairgrounds RV park. Source

Whether it’s a permanent way of life or a practical way to satisfy your wanderlust, you may be surprised by how easily an RV provides the perfect solution for your lifestyle. It’s something automotive expert and TV host Rutledge Wood has enjoyed for years. Source

General RV has partnered with Boy Scouts of America to donate hundreds of tents to local youth. Source

Pie Town has a free “dry camping” campground and several little cafes that serve yummy country cooking and offer plenty of delicious homemade pies! Eat them there or take them with you fresh or uncooked frozen. Source

Mountain peaks rise nearly 2,000 feet from the desert floor, creating Sky Islands, and provide incredibly diverse geographic environments to host amazing biodiversity. In a short time, you can explore creeks, canyons, deserts, plateaus, mountains and one of the only remaining high desert short-grass prairies in America, the San Rafael Valley. Source

RV camping is nice because it means we have air conditioning during those dog days of summer. That said, RV air conditioners aren’t always able to keep up. In fact, in the heat of the day, those A/C units do very little to cool down a trailer or motorhome that’s sitting in the sun. Source