Month: May 2019

Now, in the scenario above, park No. 2 had a vacancy and park No. 1 didn't. Could it be that being full most of the time has made us complacent and unwilling to make the customer feel very special? Source

The group to which both women belong have done this for more than 30 years. Campers have grown not just in size, but in amenities and the need for space and more electricity. That means in some cases they've outgrown what the county park can offer in terms of juice and are pretty close to outgrowing the space. Source

CBCOn the Coast producer Margaret Gallagher took to Twitter to ask for for examples of camping faux pas. Excessive noise, including loud music, arguments, and leaving food outside topped the list of camping pet peeves. Source

Officials say Cedar View Campground at Lake McConaughy State Recreation Area is closed so construction crews can complete upgrades to campground amenities. Source

Mac’s Park Place Campground and Bar hosted a bean bag tournament and benefit Sunday to help one of its seasonal campers, Susie Claxton. Source

Close to a thousand flood stranded campers at Wesleyan Woods Camp are finally able to head home. They were stranded inside the campgrounds for almost 24 hours due to flood waters that washed out the bridge leading into and out of the camp. Source

From Memorial Day through Labor Day, Americans hit the road in their RVs and other forms of transportation, exploring the diverse offerings throughout America. One of the top entertainment activities for travelers is putt-putt or mini-golf. There are plenty of creatively-designed putt-putt facilities throughout the country, enough to keep everyone entertained, no matter what age. Source

We’ve all seen cars, trucks and RVs traveling down the road with bicycles on the back. The bikes are generally either hanging from or resting upon a bicycle carrier. It should be easy enough to set things up in order to bring our bikes along with your RV, right? 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

It was about three years ago that I discovered the facebook group, RV Quilters. It’s an awesome group, and it’s quickly grown to over 20,000 members. Can you believe that – 20,000 women that share the love of RVing and quilting – often at the same time! Source