Month: March 2019

Mary Arlington, executive director of the Colorado Campground & Lodging Owners Association said, "Two years ago, while still in the midst of restructuring CCLOA, a non-member told me it was hard to find the National Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds’ state organization in Colorado. After hearing this again from other non-members, I wondered whether someday we should become the Colorado Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds" Source

The week of March 17–23 has been designated RV Professional Certification Week by the Society of Certified RV Professionals and the Mike Molino RV Learning Center. Source

Toby O’Rourke shares with us highlights of the company’s latest study and reveals that millennials now make up 35% of all the active campers in the U.S. She also talks about how her company is continuing to grow and thrive in an increasingly digital world. Source

Claude Bell, who had worked as a sculptor at Knott’s Berry Farm, built these two huge dinosaurs as a way to attract travelers to his restaurant. Source

This article will explain Workamping and will probably get you ready to hit the road…spring is tomorrow and the weather is finally nice here in Heber Springs. I’m ready for a trip myself! Source

My family has taken many road trips and they’ve always been quite the adventure. This fall we embarked on our first road trip in an RV and I don’t know how we’ll ever go back to the way it was before. Here are six reasons a road trip with kids is better in an RV. Source

It's called Dead Horse Point State Park and it lies in the Utah high desert, about nine mikes north and 22 miles dead west of Arches National Park, right on the eastern boundary of Canyonlands National Park. Source

About 30 violations, related to the city’s property maintenance laws and fire code, have been documented there since 2012. A Register 2017 investigation reported the many issues — garbage bags covering windows, large holes piercing through the trailers’ exterior walls and electrical wiring jutting out and connecting homes in spiderweb-like fashion — at this development, home to roughly 25 units. Source

The 2020 Unity by Leisure Travel Vans infuses a luxurious vibe into a versatile Class B van. This model, that features a Murphy Bed, was debuted at RVX in Salt Lake City. Source

I have no qualms at all setting off with a dog or two. There is no doubt in my mind I can manage a good life for my traveling dogs and in fact will probably end up planning extended stops based on the presence of a dog park. Golly, I could do a travel-log on dog parks across the nation and rate them with stars like restaurants; The Travelling Dogs. Source