Month: June 2019

Just as with buying a car, there are plenty of factors to consider — from price, to model, to condition — in order to make sure you're getting your money's worth. Source

Fortunately, there's plenty of gear you can get to feel comfortable and connected in the wilderness -- or at least at your campsite. Bring these items along so you can focus on the gorgeous views instead of worrying about how much battery percentage is left on your phone. Source

At around 7:20 a.m. May 7, Sanchez jumped into action when he heard screams and panicked shouts, the release explained. Not far from Sanchez, fellow employee Marlene Gingerich was choking and struggling to breathe. Source

On Thursday the city planning commission approved a request to remove 142 trees on the beachfront property just west of the old Broadwater site on Highway 90. About 125 of those trees tagged for removal were protected. Source

RV fire safety is nothing to joke about. According to the National Park Service there are over 20,000 RV fires every year. Knowing these 12 steps to fire safety can mean the difference between an insurance claim and an obituary listing. Source

A "Toy Story 4"-themed RV rolls into Elkhart, Ind., featuring photo opportunities for fans, film-themed prizes, carnival games and lots of family-friendly fun. Source

The National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC) wrapped up its participation in RVs Move America Week on Wednesday having successfully met with 34 different legislators about the value of RV parks and campgrounds and the RV industry. Source

The Mike Molino RV Learning Center and strategic partner KPA will host a free webinar on June 19 at 1 p.m. ET entitled ‘How to Survive an OSHA Visit. Source

Before they arrive at Terra Glamping East Hampton, the new upscale campground in Cedar Point County Park, guests receive a welcoming email that succinctly lays out the difference between camping and what they will be paying at least $300 a day to do: “You have booked a safari glamping tent that includes a queen memory foam mattress, down comforter, dresser, bench, rug, porch, and all the furnishings you would expect in a hotel.” Source

In order to reduce maintenance costs and allow vegetation a bit of a breather, Joshua Tree closes a number of camping areas. Source