Month: May 2019

Forest River is recalling certain 2017-2019 Rockport work trucks. The inline fuse that protects the cargo and compartment lights circuit may not have been installed during production. Source

As the technology of camping has changed from year to year, Wratten Trailer Sales has rolled with those changes and is celebrating 60 years in the South Jefferson community. Source

More than 600 exhibitors will present a wealth of international premieres and innovations on 2.3 million square feet of exhibition space. The trade fair will feature more than 130 caravan and motorhome brands as well as 2,100 recreation vehicles, said Koschke. Source

“In every pocket of America—from the largest cities to the smallest towns—travel matters,” said U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Roger Dow. “This National Travel and Tourism Week, we’re celebrating how travel powers our economies, strengthens our communities, and changes our lives.” Source

Canadian TV station CTV News released a report last Friday that outlined the hiring process for bringing workers back to the plant once the sale closes. Source

Delta County’s parks will officially open for the season on May 13. Rory Mattson, executive director of the Delta Conservation District (DCD), said the district is planning to make a number of improvements to these parks in the coming months. Source

Representatives from RVDA of Canada and CCRVC met with legislators to discuss the impacts of the steel and aluminum tariffs on the industry and the need for implementation of a fair tax regime for small private campgrounds across Canada. Source

The Huntington area/Fox Fire KOA Holiday will be offering camping on May 11 for $20 as part of Kampgrounds of America’s 16th annual KOA Care Camps Big Weekend to benefit KOA Care Camps for children with cancer. Source

Riverside RV Park and Resort in Sevierville has been home to an open-air church for 30 years, serving people just passing through and those in their own backyard. Source

Estimating the cost of a summer road trip is a lot like budgeting for any other vacation. The decisions you make — where to stay and where to eat, for example — will determine how much your trip will set you back in the end. Source