Month: May 2019

At its April 12 meeting, the board of directors for Campground Owners of New York (CONY) voted to rename its scholarship program to the Robert C. Klos, Sr., Scholarship Program in honor of the person who served as the group's first executive administrator for 32 years before retiring in 2006. Source

The Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association reported today that RV wholesale shipments into Canada for the first quarter ending March 31 totaled 12,463 units. That is a 30% decline compared to 17,831 units shipped during the same period in 2018. Source

“Service technicians form the backbone of the RV industry in Canada," said Hamm. “We are thrilled to present RV Tech Week to celebrate the contributions this trade makes to the $6.1 billion dollar Canadian recreation vehicle industry.” Source

Some questions are more serious than others, so it’s not often the best idea to seek advice from anonymous people on social media. That’s where getting professional advice can be a really good idea. The cornerstones of the service provided by The RV Advisor are advocacy, community, education, resources and rewards. Gigi Stetler is establishing a network of independent, knowledgeable people around the country who can also provide practical advice. Source

Jayco expands warranty on new RVs ☀ Coatney Sales to represent FixTech Source

We only list North American RV manufacturers. We do not list custom manufacturers/upfitters, extremely low volume manufacturers, or builders of million dollar plus bus conversions. Source

All of the campgrounds overseen by the Challis Bureau of Land Management office are open for the summer, including the popular Joe T. Fallini campground at Mackay Reservoir. Source

The mere mention of Grand Lake brings a smile to my face. We first discovered this charming little Colorado mountain town in the late ’90s. At that time, we were living in Colorado Springs and looking for an affordable place to take the children on a winter ski vacation. Plus, we wanted ski slopes that weren’t too challenging for beginner skiers. Source

Effective May 31, fires will be prohibited in the following unsupervised campsites: Whirpool, Kerkeslin, Saturday Night Lake Loop, Celestine Lake, Athabasca Island and Brule campground. Source

The cabins are built with local resources and cost about $40,000. The state is also working with technical schools across the state to have students build them. Source