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(Jan. 4, 2011) -- Transwest RV, in Frederick, Colo., serves Colorado and Wyoming and will be carrying American Revolution and American Eagle lines. Transwest will also be an authorized American Coach service center.

(Jan. 4, 2011) -- “We were obviously sorry to hear that our Pahokee/Lake Okeechobee Outpost KOA will be closing at the end of January,” said Gast, who noted Lake Okeechobee campers still have two other KOA options among the 24 Kampgrounds of America locations in Florida.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- The owners of Prince of Tucson RV Park said that they're noticing more visitors coming down to soak up the sun as temperatures have been reaching the high seventies, reports KVOA.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- Montana State Parks announced that the public can now book campsite reservations online or by phone for the 2012 summer season, which runs from the Friday before Memorial Day through Labor Day, reports the Laurel Outlook.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- Tents for Troops, the nationwide network of RV parks and campgrounds offering complimentary camping to active military and their families, added nearly 40 new park participants after addressing attendees at the Outdoor Hospitality Conference in Savannah, Ga.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- America's best idea - the national parks - gets even better with several fee-free days at more than 100 national parks that usually charge entrance fees.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- Several Kentucky State Park campgrounds also remain open during winter months. They include: Carter Caves, Columbus-Belmont, Fort Boonesborough, General Butler, Levi Jackson and Pennyrile Forest.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- Nineteen-year-old's Keith J. Marshall and Derek Wampler of Beaver Lake, both accused of theft from an RV at Beaver Lake, waived their right to a preliminary hearing in Cass County Court, reports WOWT.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- Salop Leisure, a Shropshire-based motorhome and caravan dealership, has employed two 16-year-old apprentices after just two weeks of work experience, reports Out & About Live.

(Jan. 4, 2012) -- Recently, about 30 people attended a meeting at Chattahoochee Bend State Park to discuss the possibility of building horse trails. The outcome, according to Park Manager Trint Wicklund, was to move forward with the planning process, reports the Newnan Times-Herald.