Month: June 2019

"We are excited by the opportunity to re-launch the Roadtrek business and are proud of our commitment to the Town of Cambridge and the Province of Ontario, where we will base our North American operations and employ well over 100 local workers by the end of the summer of 2019," said Rousseau. Source

Revenues fell 5.9 percent with motorhomes down 34.6% and towables up 10.8%. "Despite a moderate decrease in overall sales in a difficult RV wholesale market, consolidated margin continued to expand, primarily due to the strength of our dual-branded towable segment," said Happe. Source

Fort Collins, Colorado is one of the most beer focused cities we have visited so far. From large breweries to microbrews producing a spectrum of beers, there is something for every beer enthusiast. This is a round up of our favorite breweries in Fort Collins. Source

After breakfast, I went right to work to replace the floor in the camper. It was just a laminate flooring, but it had bubbled in a couple of places and it was a very plastic looking woodgrain. Source

Free to use and truly plug-and-play, CamRV doesn't have fees or cloud subscriptions. Once installed and connected to the RV's power supply and Wi-Fi signal, there's nothing more to do except download the Glomex app. Source

For some reason we never had such a stinky black tank in our old 245N Arctic Fox fifth wheel. We could go at least a week before it started getting rank. Source

In galaxy far far away, we once helped launch a social network for RVers called RVillage. It was an ambitious idea pitched to us by Curtis Coleman – imagine being able pull into an RV park, check in on the website and then be able to view the profiles of others parked nearby? Source

“We want to connect those parks without representation to our members so they can gain the benefit of networking and access our programs because this strengthens the campground and RV park industry overall,” Kelley explained. Source

"With the surplus of current year models that are available nationwide, many dealers are turning their attention to used units, which usually tend to offer a higher profit margin,” Lawrence explained. Source

There’s a new way to get to Sea Isle City from the Ocean View Resort Campground and it’s more convenient than driving there and paying for metered parking. Source