Month: March 2019

When in use, the laser-cut lens makes the RK Beacon visible from more than a mile away at night, as almost as far during the day, owner Stan Fikel told RV Daily Report. Source

A few simple additions to your gear list will optimize the entirety of your outdoors getaway. Source

“Nearly 80 people overfilled the meeting hall. More importantly, putting faces to the names of over two-dozen campground owners and managers and to over half a dozen industry supplier was truly uplifting," said Arlington. Source

Bryce Canyon National Park is gearing up for the summer season as facilities reopen, hours are extended and construction projects are scheduled to begin. Source

The Silver Bay City Council passed a resolution March 18 to award a contract to the lowest bidder for the Black Beach Campground site improvements project. Source

There is a chance that water sources got contaminated during a water pressure loss. For the next ten days, officials are cautioning everyone to boil their water before drinking it. Source

Our hearts go out to those who have had to leave their homes to find safety,” said Carol Comer, director of Missouri Department of Natural Resources. “We hope people can find some comfort in Missouri State Parks while they wait for the waters to recede and not have to worry about a financial burden about where to stay.” Source

Escambia County Parks and Recreation is upgrading many of the RV spaces with concrete pads at the Lake Stone Campground in Century. Many of the spaces were also upgraded to accommodate larger RV’s. Source

State Parks and Recreation Department spokeswoman Kristin Byram says high water has prompted the temporary closure of the campground at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park south of Mandan. Source

Operating income was $28.9 million for the quarter, a decrease of 18.0% compared to $35.3 million in the second quarter of last year, driven primarily by the decline in RV unit sales. Source