INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The board of directors for the Indiana Manufactured Housing Association – Recreation Vehicle Indiana Council (IMHA-RVIC) announced that Matt Rose has been promoted to Associate Executive Director of the Indianapolis-based association.
Rose’s new role will build upon his 12 years of experience with the association, where he’s worked primarily with RV and campground membership, management and promotion, according to a release. Rose has been the face of the association’s consumer RV and camping shows, responsible for the development and coordination of IMHA-RVIC’s many annual shows and sales.
“Matt’s been with us for almost 13 years, and he’s been a terrific contributor to the association and its success,” stated Executive Director Ron Breymier. “This promotion is well deserved, and we look forward to even more great things for association members.”
This realignment and expansion of duties will include the involvement in the membership and promotion of the association’s manufactured housing segment in addition to his existing areas of responsibility.
About IMHA-RVIC
Established in 1945, The Indiana Manufactured Housing Association – Recreation Vehicle Indiana Council is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit trade association based in Indianapolis. IMHA-RVIC is an association of individuals and firms whose purpose is to serve its members and enhance growth of industry products and services through governmental, educational and promotional programs and to protect and promote the general welfare of the manufactured housing and RV industries and Indiana’s private campgrounds. All IMHA-RVIC activities are coordinated through our state office. Our membership is comprised of manufactured home manufacturers, retailers, communities, recreation vehicle manufacturers, retailers, campgrounds, finance and insurance firms, suppliers, and service firms.
LIMA, Ohio – Reineke RV announced in a press release that it is welcoming Jayco to its lineup, officially becoming Ohio’s newest authorized Jayco dealer. Known for craftsmanship, innovation and customer satisfaction, Jayco offers a full range of travel trailers, fifth-wheels, and toy haulers, according to a release.
This expansion follows Reineke RV’s recent acquisition of Fortman’s Auto & RV, formerly located in Kalida, Ohio. With the purchase, Reineke RV has assumed Fortman’s Jayco franchise and will now offer Jayco RVs exclusively at its Lima location.
“The Jayco brand reflects the same values we bring to our customers – quality, dependability and adventure,” said James Chalfin, general manager at Reineke RV. “We’re excited to add their products to our inventory.”
Jayco RVs offer unmatched peace of mind and durability, backed by industry-leading warranty protection, the release continued. Whether you’re hitting the road for a weekend getaway or a cross-country journey, Jayco delivers MORE – more quality, more confidence, and more adventure.
Browse the dealership’s full inventory online at www.ReinekeRV.com, or stop by and explore the latest Jayco models in person at Reineke RV, 1280 North Cable Road, Lima, OH 45805.
Reineke RV, a division of the Reineke Family Dealership Group, has been serving customers since 1960 (formerly Coleman Sales and Service). With Ohio locations in Tiffin, Toledo and Lima, Reineke RV offers new and used motorhomes, folding trailers, expandable trailers, travel trailers, and fifth-wheels from top manufacturers like Jayco, Dutchmen, Flagstaff, Forest River, Highland Ridge, Keystone, Nexus, Starcraft and Travel Lite. Reineke RV’s facilities also provide genuine parts, expert installation, maintenance, and repair services to keep your RV in top condition for years to come.
LIMA, Ohio – Reineke RV announced in a press release that it is welcoming Jayco to its lineup, officially becoming Ohio’s newest authorized Jayco dealer. Known for craftsmanship, innovation and customer satisfaction, Jayco offers a full range of travel trailers, fifth-wheels, and toy haulers, according to a release.
This expansion follows Reineke RV’s recent acquisition of Fortman’s Auto & RV, formerly located in Kalida, Ohio. With the purchase, Reineke RV has assumed Fortman’s Jayco franchise and will now offer Jayco RVs exclusively at its Lima location.
“The Jayco brand reflects the same values we bring to our customers – quality, dependability and adventure,” said James Chalfin, general manager at Reineke RV. “We’re excited to add their products to our inventory.”
Jayco RVs offer unmatched peace of mind and durability, backed by industry-leading warranty protection, the release continued. Whether you’re hitting the road for a weekend getaway or a cross-country journey, Jayco delivers MORE – more quality, more confidence, and more adventure.
Browse the dealership’s full inventory online at www.ReinekeRV.com, or stop by and explore the latest Jayco models in person at Reineke RV, 1280 North Cable Road, Lima, OH 45805.
Reineke RV, a division of the Reineke Family Dealership Group, has been serving customers since 1960 (formerly Coleman Sales and Service). With Ohio locations in Tiffin, Toledo and Lima, Reineke RV offers new and used motorhomes, folding trailers, expandable trailers, travel trailers, and fifth-wheels from top manufacturers like Jayco, Dutchmen, Flagstaff, Forest River, Highland Ridge, Keystone, Nexus, Starcraft and Travel Lite. Reineke RV’s facilities also provide genuine parts, expert installation, maintenance, and repair services to keep your RV in top condition for years to come.
TORONTO — A new survey fromGo RVing Canada – a non-profit that represents the RVing industry in Canada – reveals most Canadians have or plan to explore Canada this year, many for the first time. The study found an interesting gap between desire and experience: Almost 8 in 10 Canadians say they’re interested in exploring more of Canada, however, nearly half (43%) haven’t ever ventured beyond their home province.
For those who haven’t yet explored Canada, there seems to be a lack of awareness, inspiration or urgency– 42% say it’s because they just don’t know where to go, while 64% admit they simply haven’t gotten around to planning a trip yet. With the majority of Canadians who are planning a trip this year set to travel within Canada (nearly 65%), 2025 is primed to be the perfect time to seize the opportunity to broaden the Canadian travel landscape.
Chris Mahony
“It’s inspiring to see so much patriotism among Canadians this year, especially when it comes to supporting domestic travel and local businesses,” said Chris Mahony, president of Go RVing Canada. “But it’s surprising how many of us haven’t truly experienced all that Canada has to offer. We’re challenging Canadians to turn that patriotic spirit into action this year — get out there, hit the road, and explore this incredible country for yourself.”
Where Canadians Are Travelling: A Cross-Country Snapshot of Domestic Travel
For those with domestic travel plans this year, across the board, Canadians are mostly travelling within their home province, while some are venturing further, crossing provincial borders in search of new experiences. Here’s where Canadians plan to explore this year as part of domestic travel plans:
Ontario leads the pack as the most sought-after province for Canadians to visit. More than one-third of Canadian travellers are planning to visit the province for their domestic getaway. Quebec is second, with over one in four planning to explore “La Belle Province,” followed by British Columbia, attracting a quarter of domestic travellers.
Quebeckers are staying put. With 78 per cent planning their domestic getaway within Quebec, residents of the province are the most likely in the country to stay close to home for their domestic travel plans. For those venturing beyond provincial borders, top destinations include Ontario (18 per cent) and New Brunswick (13%).
British Columbians and Ontarians stay local…until they don’t! About 70 per cent of residents in each province planning a Canadian vacation are opting for a staycation within their borders this year. But once they hit the road, they go big: roughly 20 per cent from both provinces are planning cross-country trips for a Canadian vacation, with B.C. residents eyeing Ontario and vice versa.
Albertans are the most adventurous. Just 55 per cent plan to travel within Alberta when it comes to domestic travel—the lowest staycation rate in the country—while 43 per cent are looking beyond provincial borders – B.C. (34%) and Ontario (23%) top Albertans’ Canadian travel wish lists.
Canadians Want Nature, Not Notifications
The study also shows a nation in need of rest and reconnection this year. Taking a break from screens and the endless news cycle is top of mind for 64% of Canadians, while 7 out of 10 would love to spend more time with family. When it comes to what brings Canadians joy, 75% say spending time outdoors makes them happier and they want to be outside more this summer.
RVing: The Perfect Getaway for 2025
The survey found that Canadians are craving affordable vacations, unique experiences, road trips – the top 3 “favourite” types of trips according to Canadians. So, it’s no surprise that 2.1 million Canadian households own an RV (2023 RVDA Economic Impact Study by The Portage Group Inc). In fact, RVing is top of mind for many Canadians:
25% of Canadians have been RVing
44% haven’t yet, but are interested in going RVing
More than one-third said they’re likely to take an RV trip within the next year
To help Canadians get rolling, Go RVing Canada offers practical resources to make RV travel accessible to all. Check out theRV Matchmaker Quiz to find the right RV for your needs and budget — whether buying or renting,RV Beginner’s Guide for tips on driving, towing, and RV basics, or the wide range ofTrip Guides featuring itineraries and destination ideas for weekend escapes, cross-country road trips, and everything in between.
“With the rising costs of airfare and accommodations, RVing isn’t just an affordable way to travel, it’s a uniquely Canadian travel experience that helps you reconnect with nature, loved ones, and the joy of exploring our beautiful country,” says Mahony. “With interest in domestic travel at an all-time high, we hope more Canadians actually take the leap – we’re here to inspire them to make those plans and ideally choose RVing since it’s truly the most unique way to immerse yourself in all that Canada has to offer.”
An Epic RV Giveaway for a Cause
For those dreaming of an RV of their own, the Canadian RV Dealers Association (CRVA) and General Coach have teamed up to offer a free RV to one lucky Canadian, all in support of Care Camps Foundation. Care Camps of Canada is a charity that provides camping experiences to children with cancer.
“At the heart of our mission is to give joy, hope and the healing power of the outdoors to children with cancer and their families at medically supervised pediatric camps. We believe that every child deserves a chance to simply be a kid – to laugh, to play, and to forget about cancer, even if just for a little while. By supporting Care Camps Foundation and purchasing a ticket for the RV the North Giveaway we can help fund spaces where healing happens through joy, friendships, and hope.”
VisitRVthenorthgiveaway.com for full contest details, and to purchase a ticket for $25 to be entered for a chance to win a brand-new General Coach Citation Reward RV, with all proceeds going to Care Camps.
For more information, trip inspiration, and to find your perfect RV, visitgorving.ca.
Survey Methodology
The results are based on a national survey of 1,001 adults conducted by Fuse Insights in May 2025. The survey was conducted in English and French, with respondents drawn from an online research panel. A probability-based sample of this size would have a margin of error of +/-3%, 19 times out of 20.
About Go RVing Canada
The Go RVing Canada coalition was formed in 1997, and consists of RV manufacturers, RV dealers and campground operators in the multi-billion dollar Canadian RVing industry. Go RVing Canada seeks to enhance consumer information and satisfaction with the RV experience, and to be the destination for everything RVing. For more information, please visit www.GoRVing.ca.
AUSTIN, Texas — Roamly, a global leader in digital insurance technology and solutions, today (July 11) announces its appointment as a Lloyd’s Coverholder. This prestigious designation signifies delegated underwriting authority from Lloyd’s of London, reinforcing Roamly’s deep expertise in complex, specialized underwriting, a capability crucial for powering mobility solutions like carsharing, according to a release.
Launched in February 2021 as an insurtech division and wholly owned subsidiary of Outdoorsy, a peer-to-peer RV sharing platform (See: “Outdoorsy Launches ‘Roamly’ as New Insurtech Division”), Roamly offers a technologically advanced platform that provides insurance companies with AI-enabled software modules to develop insurance products, increase speed to market, and mitigate risk.
With its Lloyd’s Coverholder approval, Roamly is empowered to underwrite and insure customers directly on Lloyd’s balance sheet, reflecting the highest level of trust and confidence in Roamly’s underwriting capabilities to foster the evolution and growth of the sharing and on-demand economy, the release continued.
A New Standard for Global Insurance Expertise
Lloyd’s of London is the world’s leading insurance and reinsurance marketplace. The Coverholder designation is a recognition of Roamly’s underwriting expertise and discipline to Lloyd’s standards. As a Lloyd’s Coverholder, Roamly steps into a rarified
class of global insurers with capacity to innovate and introduce new offerings for marketplaces faster and with greater credibility to customers across the U.S. and Canada.
Leadership Perspectives on a Milestone Achievement
“Becoming a Lloyd’s Coverholder is an exceptional achievement, as only a select number of outstanding partners are approved each year. This designation underscores Roamly’s commitment to being actuarially led delivering low loss ratios paired with best-in-class insurance products and backed by financial strength, said Jeff Cavins, CEO of the Outdoorsy Group. “More importantly, it’s a critical enabler for the future of shared mobility. From RVs and campervans to carshare and emerging transportation models like cybercabs, the sharing economy demands specialized, agile insurance. This appointment positions Roamly to introduce new offerings faster and with greater credibility, expanding our marketplace offerings to partners and providing even greater value to customers who are embracing new ways to travel and share assets. It reinforces our role as a trusted brand in the specialty insurance space, ready to power the next wave of innovation.”
The sharing and on-demand marketplaces have complex needs given the multiple buyers and sellers and when the physical products are maintained and used by owners and when they are rented or loaned. Insurance can be barriers to growth and evolution of marketplaces with their complex needs. Roamly’s marketplace insurance expertise coupled with Lloyd’s Coverholder capabilities can unleash a new level of growth for marketplace economies.
Christopher Moore, President of Apollo ibott 1971, who supported the Lloyd’s Coverholder designation of Roamly, said, “Consistent with our goal to build long-term sustainable insurance partnerships for our future, we look forward to ongoing partnership and collaboration with Roamly. Since we first met, we were impressed with Roamly’s clear underwriting framework and risk management for specialized vehicles and marketplaces. Roamly has a track record for introducing new, high-quality offerings to niche markets like on-demand, shared marketplaces, and I’m excited to be teaming up on what we create together.”
Driving Future Growth in the Sharing, On-Demand Economy and Beyond into Mobility
Roamly’s appointment marks a significant milestone in its mission to redefine the insurance landscape and to create new opportunities in marketplaces, further solidifying its reputation as a trusted partner in the sharing and on-demand economy and mobility
market. It enables Roamly to offer highly tailored insurance solutions for marketplaces, backed by the unmatched financial strength and global reputation of Lloyd’s of London. This level of authority enhances Roamly’s ability to innovate and respond quickly to customer needs while maintaining the highest underwriting standards. For policyholders, it means greater confidence in the reliability and security of their coverage, solidifying Roamly’s position as a leader in specialized insurance for the entire spectrum of the sharing, on-demand, and future mobility economies.
AUSTIN, Texas — Roamly, a global leader in digital insurance technology and solutions, today (July 11) announces its appointment as a Lloyd’s Coverholder. This prestigious designation signifies delegated underwriting authority from Lloyd’s of London, reinforcing Roamly’s deep expertise in complex, specialized underwriting, a capability crucial for powering mobility solutions like carsharing, according to a release.
Launched in February 2021 as an insurtech division and wholly owned subsidiary of Outdoorsy, a peer-to-peer RV sharing platform (See: “Outdoorsy Launches ‘Roamly’ as New Insurtech Division”), Roamly offers a technologically advanced platform that provides insurance companies with AI-enabled software modules to develop insurance products, increase speed to market, and mitigate risk.
With its Lloyd’s Coverholder approval, Roamly is empowered to underwrite and insure customers directly on Lloyd’s balance sheet, reflecting the highest level of trust and confidence in Roamly’s underwriting capabilities to foster the evolution and growth of the sharing and on-demand economy, the release continued.
A New Standard for Global Insurance Expertise
Lloyd’s of London is the world’s leading insurance and reinsurance marketplace. The Coverholder designation is a recognition of Roamly’s underwriting expertise and discipline to Lloyd’s standards. As a Lloyd’s Coverholder, Roamly steps into a rarified
class of global insurers with capacity to innovate and introduce new offerings for marketplaces faster and with greater credibility to customers across the U.S. and Canada.
Leadership Perspectives on a Milestone Achievement
“Becoming a Lloyd’s Coverholder is an exceptional achievement, as only a select number of outstanding partners are approved each year. This designation underscores Roamly’s commitment to being actuarially led delivering low loss ratios paired with best-in-class insurance products and backed by financial strength, said Jeff Cavins, CEO of the Outdoorsy Group. “More importantly, it’s a critical enabler for the future of shared mobility. From RVs and campervans to carshare and emerging transportation models like cybercabs, the sharing economy demands specialized, agile insurance. This appointment positions Roamly to introduce new offerings faster and with greater credibility, expanding our marketplace offerings to partners and providing even greater value to customers who are embracing new ways to travel and share assets. It reinforces our role as a trusted brand in the specialty insurance space, ready to power the next wave of innovation.”
The sharing and on-demand marketplaces have complex needs given the multiple buyers and sellers and when the physical products are maintained and used by owners and when they are rented or loaned. Insurance can be barriers to growth and evolution of marketplaces with their complex needs. Roamly’s marketplace insurance expertise coupled with Lloyd’s Coverholder capabilities can unleash a new level of growth for marketplace economies.
Christopher Moore, President of Apollo ibott 1971, who supported the Lloyd’s Coverholder designation of Roamly, said, “Consistent with our goal to build long-term sustainable insurance partnerships for our future, we look forward to ongoing partnership and collaboration with Roamly. Since we first met, we were impressed with Roamly’s clear underwriting framework and risk management for specialized vehicles and marketplaces. Roamly has a track record for introducing new, high-quality offerings to niche markets like on-demand, shared marketplaces, and I’m excited to be teaming up on what we create together.”
Driving Future Growth in the Sharing, On-Demand Economy and Beyond into Mobility
Roamly’s appointment marks a significant milestone in its mission to redefine the insurance landscape and to create new opportunities in marketplaces, further solidifying its reputation as a trusted partner in the sharing and on-demand economy and mobility
market. It enables Roamly to offer highly tailored insurance solutions for marketplaces, backed by the unmatched financial strength and global reputation of Lloyd’s of London. This level of authority enhances Roamly’s ability to innovate and respond quickly to customer needs while maintaining the highest underwriting standards. For policyholders, it means greater confidence in the reliability and security of their coverage, solidifying Roamly’s position as a leader in specialized insurance for the entire spectrum of the sharing, on-demand, and future mobility economies.
AUSTIN, Texas, — HookHub, a pioneering platform redefining RV travel and land sharing, has announced the expansion of its services throughout the United States, unlocking more private RV parking options for travelers across America.
Building on its successful January 2025 launch, HookHub continues to empower RVers with flexible, user-friendly options for short- and long-term stays.
From Arizona to Texas and Florida to Virginia, HookHub now features hundreds of new private land listings, each offering a unique local experience.
Travelers can book spaces with amenities like full hookups, golf range access, shaded areas, beach access, or pet-friendly accommodations, all directly through HookHub’s streamlined platform.
The newly added properties enhance HookHub’s mission to decentralize access to RV accommodations while giving landowners—from farmers to retirees—a simple way to earn from underutilized land.
“We’re thrilled to expand our presence in America and proud to say we are now in 9 states,” saidCaylee Harrington, CEO of HookHub. “With more land and better choices now available, we’re making it even easier for travelers to find the perfect space and for hosts to share their land on their terms.”
Key benefits of HookHub’s expansion include:
Increased inventory: Hundreds of new private listings across key USA regions
More options for travelers: Filter by hookups, pet access, views, and features
Host empowerment: Flexible tools to list, manage, and monetize land. Hookhub handles the tech, insurance, payments, and renter vetting—so all hosts’ need is space.
Whether weekend campers or full-time RVers, users can browse listings by location, features, or availability, then book directly through the platform.
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Dyrt, the only camping app that has it all — state and national park campgrounds, RV parks, glamping, and free campsites, along with millions of user-generated campground reviews — has announced the Best Places to Camp: Top 10 in the U.S. based on reviews and ratings from its vast community of campers. There are tens of thousands of campgrounds in America, but these 10 offer so much more than another weekend getaway or routine camping trip.
“Campers on The Dyrt are spread out across the whole country, and this list is a true reflection of what they consider the Best Places to Camp,” says Sarah Smith, founder of The Dyrt. “When it comes to outdoor adventure bucket lists, climbers know the best mountains, hikers know the best trails and surfers know the best breaks. This is that list for campers. These are the campgrounds that exceed all expectations and provide extra-special lifelong memories.”
The Rocky Mountains, the Grand Canyon, the Great Lakes and the Great Plains — some of the most iconic topography in the country also serves as the home to some of the most legendary campgrounds. Whether camping with friends or family or just heading into the great outdoors on a solo trip, these places provide the ideal backdrop for whatever adventure you’re on.
“One of the many reasons camping is so great is that after sourcing this list of the Best Places to Camp from our camping community, we found that four of the 10 are free,” says Kevin Long, CEO of The Dyrt. “And the other six, you can reserve spots at all of them for $35 or less. That doesn’t factor into how we select the winners, but it perfectly illustrates that camping is for everyone, and great camping is about appreciating nature, getting outdoors and leaving these places as beautiful as they were when you first found them.”
The Dyrt is the only camping app that has it all: state and national park campgrounds, RV parks, glamping, and free campsites, along with millions of user-generated campground reviews. With The Dyrt PRO, campers get comprehensive free camping tools, reservations at sold-out campgrounds, advanced route planning and maps, as well as discounts on camping. The Dyrt’s 2025 Camping Report Presented by Toyota Trucks and informed by the largest online camping community is the leading source of information for the camping industry.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR) released the Trail Map for Rural Development in America, a resource designed to guide federal, state local, Tribal, and philanthropic leaders in harnessing the power of outdoor recreation to strengthen rural economies, improve community resilience, and enhance quality of life, according to a release.
The Trail Map’s five sections—Education, Community Vision, Financing and Implementation, Resilience, and Innovation—identify key actions in policy, practice, and research to ensure that outdoor recreation continues to drive sustainable rural development in every corner of the country.
“The Trail Map for Rural Development in America is ORR’s vision to unite and guide partners across the country as we help build a bright future for rural America through outdoor recreation,” said Chris Perkins, vice president of Programs at the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable. “It builds on what we’ve heard from rural leaders for years — that outdoor recreation creates real opportunities when it’s backed by the right planning, partnerships, and investment. Through this new resource and our existing Toolkit and grants to rural communities, ORR is committed to making sure rural communities have the guidance and support they need to turn local outdoor recreation visions into lasting impact.”
Chris Perkins
The Trail Map for Rural Development in America was shaped during an October 2024 convening of national outdoor recreation, conservation, and rural development leaders hosted by ORR at the Richard King Mellon Foundation offices in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Office of Outdoor Recreation and the Pennsylvania Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship also supported the gathering, contributing valuable insight and leadership.
The Trail Map also identifies challenges for rural communities to mitigate — from housing and affordability to ongoing operations and maintenance of infrastructure — and is designed for institutions from federal agencies to foundations — that want to be intentional and strategic about how they partner with and invest in rural recreation communities.
Along with its Trail Map release, ORR is also releasing its updated Rural Development Needs Map, now with over 350 communities from across the United States seeking support in growing their recreation economies, including nearly 200 in Hurricane Helene-impacted regions that submitted their information for ORR’s recent Hurricane Helene Recovery Grants.
TheOutdoor Recreation Roundtable is the nation’s leading coalition of outdoor recreation associations representing the more than 110,000 outdoor businesses in the recreation economy and the full spectrum of outdoor-related activities. The most recent data from the U.S. Department of Commerce shows that outdoor recreation generated $1.2 trillion in economic output (2.3% of GDP), 5 million jobs and comprises 3.1% of U.S. employees.
Though these disasters struck hundreds of miles apart, they delivered the same chilling message: flash floods can strike with little warning, and they’re becoming more frequent, more destructive, and more deadly. Whether you’re planning a multi-day backpacking trip or a quick weekend camping getaway, knowing how to prepare for flash floods is essential, and it can mean the difference between life and death.
Before You Go – Preparation Tips For Flash Floods
Preparation is your first and best defense against flash flooding. Flash floods can develop within minutes, especially in mountainous or canyon-filled regions. That means advance planning is critical. Once you’re on the trail or in the woods, options become limited.
Check the Weather Forecast
Always monitor the weather forecast in the days leading up to your trip. If there’s a flood watch or thunderstorm warning in the area, consider postponing. Many hikers mistakenly rely on just clear skies at the start of a hike, forgetting that flash floods can be triggered by storms miles away.
Know the Terrain
Scout the area before your trip if possible, or study topographic maps. Avoid camping near rivers, dry creek beds, narrow canyons, or other low-lying areas. These are common flash flood zones and can turn deadly quickly, even during overnight rain.
Have an Exit Plan
Identify higher ground locations near your route. If you suddenly hear or see water rising, you’ll need to know exactly where to go. Don’t wait to figure this out once flooding begins.
Pack Emergency Gear
At a minimum, your kit should include:
A flashlight or headlamp
Emergency whistle
Waterproof map
Backup food and clean water
Fully charged phone or satellite GPS device (e.g., Garmin inReach)
Tell Someone Your Plans
Always share your route, destination, and expected return time with someone who won’t be on the trip. If something goes wrong, they can initiate help.
Quick Checklist: Gear to Pack for Flood Safety
Emergency blanket
Waterproof storage bag
Extra socks and clothing
First-aid kit
Power bank or solar charger
Granted, having the above items might take up valuable space and weight in your camping or hiking bag, but having them readily available should a flash flooding event occur will be invaluable.
