Month: April 2019

What happens when you share your faith with others and they show indifference or outright anger. It’s like they popped your birthday balloon or smashed a treasured heirloom. Your heart is broken, but what can you do? Source

For an industry association, it would be more practical if the group listened more to its members and people involved in the industry itself and less to the outside "visionaries" hired to tell the industry what it should do. Source

Keystone adds Clearsource products to its inventory, the Fort Myers RV show is scheduled for next weekend, Mighway launches 'Zero Fees, 100 Trees' promotion, TOGO partners with AT&T to offer 4G connectivity, and chairman of Caravan and Motorhome Club receives top British honor. Source

The start of summer camping season is still months away, but that isn't stopping Manitobans from dreaming of tents and campfires. Elisabeth Ostrop with Manitoba Parks says they have already seen huge numbers in campsite bookings. Source

It says crews will replace a 1960-era electrical line that will restore sewage and water facilities to the campground. During the construction, Loops A and B will be temporarily closed. Campsites in Loop C and Wildcat will remain open. Source

The goal of these fee increases is to establish consistent pricing for developed sites in the forest. The current prices are extremely low and do not reflect the services and amenities available at the sites. The increased prices will also better align the forest with other recreation providers offering similar services. Source

The Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, which was created 20 years ago to support the state parks and state forests of Pennsylvania, in January released a report, “The Legacy of Pennsylvania’s State Parks and Forests: The Future is in Our Hands,” which outlined “the billion dollar need for infrastructure investments in our state parks and forests.” Source

With the water level of Allatoona Lake in Cherokee and Bartow counties continuing to fall, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced additional openings of recreational facilities around the lake. Source

Now Jeremy and his wife, Stephanie, spend up to 100 days a year in an RV with their three kids. They discuss the nuances of RV travel on their podcast, RV Family Travel Atlas, and in an upcoming book titled See You at the Campground. Source

Going on a boondocking or dry camping trip will quickly open your eyes as to how much water you can use. Most RV fresh water tanks range from 35 to 100 gallons. Source