Month: March 2019

Lisa Bevenour and Andrew Dize have been busy cleaning, painting and planning for the official April 26 start date. Bumble Bee will then be open until Oct. 26. Source

A developer planning a Lakefront RV park expansion appears to have found a solution to appease nearby homeowners' concerns while navigating Camden County's convoluted zoning regulations. Source

From humble beginnings, Dodd RV has weathered the 1970s oil crisis, the Great Recession and much more as it adapted and thrived as a camper dealership. Source

For millions of Americans, the fantasy lives on in the form of fulfilling a lifelong dream upon retirement, or a new generation of consumers who want to live less expensively while staying connected to the world via mobile technology. Source

Western Pacific Airstream Trailers are pretty rare—so rare, in fact, that there are only five left in existence. One of these five hard-to-find RVs got the lucky chance to be restored to its former glory as a tiny home by Colorado-based Timeless Travel Trailers, a company that specializes in being able to customize pretty much anything on wheels. Source

Outdoorsy (outdoorsy.com), an RV rental and outdoor experiences marketplace, announced its new partnership with Liberty Mutual. This partnership includes three levels of RV rental insurance allowing owners and renters to travel throughout the U.S. and Canada in motorhomes, campervans, caravans, travel trailers and adventure vehicles. Source

One of my favorite things to do while traveling is get outdoors and experience all that nature has to offer. That’s why I was ecstatic when I was invited by Go RVing to attend the RVX conference in Salt Lake City earlier this month to explore the newest models of RVs for 2019 and learn more about how RVing can fit into my – and any – lifestyle. Source

In that elusive search for the precious yellow metal, gold seekers eventually began to look underground to find the source of all the placer gold they had been recovering for years in the streams and rivers around Dahlonega. Source

In 1925 Ole Hanson, a real estate developer, bought 2,000 acres of land on the California coast. Los Angeles was about an hour north and San Diego was about an hour south with not much but barren rolling hills between. Source

I hinted at a rather nagging issue that has bugged us since taking our Dodge Ram 2500 to a favorite shop back in southern California. Okay, I did more than hint. This is that promise I’m keeping. First, a short story. Source