Month: June 2019

RVIA claims the industry supports nearly 600,000 jobs, contributing more than $32 billion in wages, and paying over $12 billion in federal, state, and local taxes. Source

Bambi and Caravel both come in any of the four floor plans with two new décor options for each model. The Bambi interior centers on bright neutral tones while the Caravel features bright whites, warm woods, and sharp black accents. Source

Matt Zimmerman will oversee Airstream, Keystone, Dutchmen, Cross Roads and Thor Motor Coach. Herman will oversee Jayco, Entgra Coach, Starcraft, Highland Ridge, Heartland, Cruiser, DRV, Bison Coach and KZ RV. Jeff Runels, Ryan Juday and Darin Elswick also assume new responsibilities. Source

The free swimming lesson, hosted by the North Texas Jellystone Park location, is one of 700 such events taking place around the world on the same day. The lesson is designed to teach children to swim to help prevent drownings. Source

“We’ve probably convinced you that summer camping will start late this year, but this picture of the restroom at 12-Mile campground was taken yesterday, May 30. It took our breath away,” a Facebook post from the Manti-La Sal National Forest said. Source

The Bureau of Land Management Pinedale Field Office will begin renovating the North Boulder Lake Campground on June 3, 2019. The project is expected to take up to six weeks to complete. Source

The provincial government announced earlier this month that close to 600 new sites opened up across the province this season. In the Southern Interior, 116 new sites have been constructed ready for the summer season at Okanagan Lake South, Manning Park, Okanagan Falls Provincial Park, Bear Creek, Kettle River and Fintry Provincial Park. Source

Mayor Jean Stothert and other city officials announced the plans to upgrade Glenn Cunningham Lake on Thursday, the Omaha World-Herald reported. The project calls for 42 new RV pads, a 4-mile (6-kilometer) equestrian and nature trail and a 6-mile (10-kilometer) multipurpose trail that loops around the lake. Source

In April and May, crews spent several weeks finding and repairing leaks to aging pipes in the Many Glacier area, according to a park release. Earlier this month, a crack in the force main along the west side of the Going-to-the-Sun Road required significant repairs. Now crews have found multiple leaks in Two Medicine’s water system. Source

While there’s no denying that Coloradans love their winter activities — skiing, snowshoeing, snowboarding — the frigid weather can leave even the most dedicated cold weather connoisseur craving some heat. Now that Mother Nature has finally decided that spring should be sprung, families are eagerly starting to plan their summer activities. Source