(Dec.13, 2012) -- While sales of new homes have spiked in recent months, The Wall Street Journal says shipments of manufactured homes are declining.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- In his upcoming comedy "We're the Millers," Jason Sudeikis plays a small town pot dealer trying to transport weed from Mexico in a giant recreational vehicle with a fake family, says USA TODAY.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- Leisure Systems, Inc. (LSI) has awarded Ian and Sally Steyn the Jim Webb Spirit Award and the Entrepreneur of the Year Award for their innovative efforts at Jellystone Park af Larkspur. "This is a reflection of how you all have impacted me. I hear you and watch you," Ian Steyn said of other Jellystone owners. "It’s a remarkably positive environment to be around. It inspires you to get to the next level of whatever it is you are working on.”

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- The Florida Department of Environmental Protection heard unanimous approval that Silver Springs should be part of the park system.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- Today, Go RVing Canada launched its third annual 'Stuff the RV and Feed Someone's Tummy' national holiday campaign, which serves to benefit The Salvation Army. Go RVing Canada is encouraging all Canadians to give to their local Salvation Army over the holidays and participate in the charitable events the organization will be hosting across the country over the next couple of weeks.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- In Washington, Fort Ebey State Park was closed Wednesday as rangers searched for two aggressive dogs that bit a man and caused a woman to seek safety in a park bathroom, reports KIRO Seattle. The park today was still closed, according to its website.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- In Florida, Rainbow Springs State Park volunteers recently strung loads of holiday lights on trees and around bushes to prepare the nature park for this year’s Santa Over the Rainbow celebration, reports Ocala.com.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- Moosejaw, Saskatchewan will look at having Wakamow Valley Authority take over management of the campground for 2013, reports the Moose Jaw Times-Herald.

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- "We have sold dozens of kiosks to campsite owners," said Richmond. "Keeping your customers connected with a green, safe, secure, fun utility makes everyone happy and allows campers to stay connected and stay longer. Our campground solutions a win-win for your business and your customers."

(Dec. 13, 2012) -- Green Light Fire Bag announced today that 36-year-old Dandy RV, of Anniston, Ala., along with KOA Oxford and KOA Clanton have embraced responsible firewood use by providing customers with Green Light Fire Bags. Hidalgo said the companies were leaders in responsible firewood use by helping to stop the spread of forest pests.