Month: June 2019

While there are plenty of standard bucketlist destinations like Alaska or Yellowstone, we also get a fair share of more obscure places. Like the kind that you won’t find in the major RV guidebooks, but should definitely consider checking out if you get a chance. Source

While some campgrounds are still first-come, first-served, plenty have stepped into the digital age. Many allow you to book online or by phone, choosing the primo spot you desire. Source

Campsite cooking can be a pleasurable pastime, producing much more than burgers, hot dogs and s’mores, with a bit of advance planning and preparation before leaving home. Source

An indoor saltwater pool, a fitness center, and furnished cabins with televisions are among the offerings at this glamping site in the Pacific Northwest designed by US firm OfficeUntitled. Source

The sediment level from last weekend’s heavy rainfall still remains too high in Ogle Lake to allow the production of potable water, park officials said. State Parks staff members are providing cancellation notices to guests with reservations for the campgrounds and for Abe Martin Lodge through Sunday evening. Source

Are you an avid camper and a people person? Then the Safford Ranger District of the Coronado National Forest has just the opportunity for you, as a Campground Host. Source

The popular Sand Flats Recreation Area (SFRA) near Moab, Utah, is closing two of its main campgrounds for improvements. Source

I took it upon myself to write a series of editorials diving into eight different segments of the industry and the role each played in what I predicted would be the demise of the industry if the problems weren't resolved soon. I estimated there was less than 20 years of viability left before the industry would collapse upon itself. Source

Not only did the Hymer family fail to exercise corporate control over a renegade group of power-hungry corporate executives in Canada, the family stiffed the very companies that helped build their global empire to make them one of the richest families in Germany. Source

"So, after doing some saving, calculating, and planning, I purchased a 2000 Winnebago Journey 36G, sold my sticks and bricks home, donated and sold almost everything I had, and set out on the adventure with my dog, Darwin,” he added. Source