Month: June 2019

This week we talk about RV Clubs and why you may want to consider joining one. We talk about their many benefits, including their efforts to help us find and preserve free overnight places to camp by promoting a Good Neighbor policy. Source

On June 2, 2007, we had no idea that twelve years later we would still be enjoying the nomadic lifestyle. Our twelve years of full-time RVing was only supposed to be a sabbatical. How wrong we were. Source

Do you want a Class A, Class C, fifth wheel, travel trailer, truck camper, skoolie, camper van, etc.? Once you answer that important question, you have to decide on a make and model. The possibilities are endless! Source

Campgrounds located south of Columbus are soon closing while the property owner works with a South Dakota-based engineer on formulating a plan that lays out procedures, rules and other details for the recreational area. Source

Hoodoo Point Campground managers Julie Stellmach and Randy Pratt asked the Tower City Council, Monday, to consider a plan to install campground-wide wifi in an effort to keep up with increasing demand from campground users for the service. Source

It wasn't long after taking their kiddos out camping that Kellie and Dan Francis decided they wanted to make a career out of the pastime. This May, the Detroit Lakes couple made that dream a reality when they purchased Wilds Resort and Campground on Shell Lake, roughly 20 minutes east of Detroit Lakes. Source

Fire investigators are back on scene Wednesday in Scarborough after intense flames engulfed a restaurant at a popular camping resort Tuesday night. Source

And an American affiliate of Erwin Hymer Group North America has been selling modified Jeep Wranglers that did not meet United States safety regulations because they exceeded gross vehicle weight ratings. Source

"Learn how to navigate these waters professionally and in a manner sensitive to your business's legal risks," said Sisk. "KPA will cover the types of termination, along with the risks and best practices associated with each of them." Source

Since shareholders would have lost about 13% over three years, this suggests it would be unwise for the company to pay the CEO too generously. Source