Month: May 2019

Our destination was the Pine Mountain RV Resort – we had spent a couple weeks here back in 2015 when our truck was in the shop in Atlanta – and it’s a nice resort. We arrived and got all settled before the rain arrived, and we didn’t get any severe weather at all, so that was a relief. Source

The campground was fairly empty when we visited mid week however, since the park is located at the north end of Napa Valley, I suspect that it gets busy in the summer. Amenities include picnic tables, fire rings, food cupboards, restrooms with flush toilets and showers, and a swimming pool. The campsites are roomy, shady, and fairly private due to lots of vegetation between the sites. Source

As Cummins Inc.’s top executive celebrated the company’s first 100 years and talked about its future during the annual shareholders meeting, he hinted at another big step regarding the announcement of the headquarters of the new Electrified Power Segment. Source

Camping season is almost here, meaning it's time to get those RV's tucked away all winter out for some seasonal maintenance. Yet, some customers have reached out to 8News with serious complaints about a big name in the industry. Source

We’ve had an entire month of being spoiled rotten with water, sewer and electric hookups at the Fort Collins Lakeside KOA. But now that the discounted off-season rate expires this week, we’re outta here. Source

Who doesn’t love new gear? There always seems to be new and improved stuff coming at you, but living in an RV requires some careful consideration as to what gets priority over the valuable space inside. We have tried a multitude of gizmos over the years, but these four items are newer additions that have stood up to our demands. Source

The state park has closed the north half of the campground while construction crews update the electrical systems and add more pull through sites. Once that is done, the park will be completely open for the Fourth of July, then close the south end to update those sites. Source

The roadway is closed from near a prairie dog town past the park's Cottonwood Campground to Badlands Overlook along the loop road. The slumping occurred about two weeks ago due to erosion from water underneath the road. Source

Officials have reopened the trails and circled June 15 as the re-open date for day-use areas and Mill Pond Campground. However, that could still change depending on future rainfall amounts. Source

Two of the best, the Virginia Living Museum and the Mariners’ Museum, both in Newport News. And we quickly realized that half a day each is not enough to do either place justice. Source