Month: June 2019

Craig Smith has been hired as marketing manager. Steve Miller has been promoted to vice president of engineering. Bear Musgrave has been promoted to business unit director, for PSI’s truck system technologies (TST) RV segment business. Ben Morgan has joined PSI as integration engineer. Source

As part of a larger Thor Industries’ leadership reorganization, Nickell will lead the sales efforts for all CrossRoads and Redwood product lines. Source

This week’s blog is about other RVers and their websites/blogs! Here are a couple of great sites that have some awesome content, reviews, and links to some nifty items. Source

Want a front-row view to the evolution of camping? Head to P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Saturday, June 8, for the annual Vintage Camper Gathering and Open House, which runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Source

When I was a kid, I was so accident-prone that my father used to say I should probably get a job in a mattress factory. Then he would think about it for a minute and say no, I would more than likely knock a stack of mattresses off on top of me and smother myself. Source

If you are a regular listener, you know Jennifer and I love to boondock. We love to get away from the crowds and enjoy the peace and quiet. So do many RVers, of course, but this week we want to talk to the substantial segment of the boondocking community who are solo travelers. Source

The truth of the matter is that water damage is the leading cause of major repairs in all types of RVs. When water from rain or melted snow seeps through a seam, you’ll quickly end up with ruined insulation, damaged wall panels, and even rotted framework. Source

In a city teeming with wildlife and natural beauty, locals don't have to travel far to find fresh air and the great outdoors. Here are a few unique camping destinations just a short drive from the city. Source

Camping is all about experiencing the great outdoors, and we found four Ozarks camping destinations with some seriously beautiful wildlife payoffs. Source

"Black bears are the only native bear species currently in Utah, and they have an amazing sense of smell," according to DWR. "They also have no problem eating the same type of food that people eat." Source