(April 9, 2012) -- WSBT-TV reports that the Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced that it is lowering many fees at state forest campgrounds to align them more closely with fees at state parks and recreation areas.

(April 9, 2012) -- On April 4, customer Charles O’Donnell asked one of the dealership's service writers how many people worked at the company. After learning the dealership employed 50 people, he then asked the service writer to inform the staff that he was buying lunch for everyone, and ordered pizzas delivered for all 50 employees

(April 9, 2012) -- Winnebago Industries Inc. is recalling two model year 2008 Access motorhomes. Over time and with frequent use, the roll stop latches on the wheelchair lift's outer barrier may become bent or misaligned. A wheelchair occupant may defeat or ride over the insufficiently latched roll stop, and if this occurs when the lift platform is in an elevated position, the wheelchair's occupant could fall and sustain injury.

(April 9, 2012) -- Lawrence Journal World reports Lawrence, Kan. city commissioners on Tuesday will consider approving a new ordinance that will make it illegal for two long-term campers to set up make-shift living quarters in public parking spots in front of South Park.

(April 9, 2012) -- Hannah Sampson, an msnbc budget travel writer, hits the road to find homey, intimate hotels and B&Bs that reflect the particular character of their towns (and their owners), and comes up with a greatest-hits list of 10 unforgettable Florida-coast stays. Among them is the Low-Key Hideaway Motel and RV.

(April 9, 2012) -- In Canada, the owner of a Paradise recreational vehicle business where three trailers were torched told CBC News that he is thankful that the blazes were not worse.

(April 9, 2012) -- Seth Kugel, writing for the New York Times News Service, describes camper-vanning is a way of life, or at least a way of leisure, in New Zealand, a beautiful country that begs to be hiked and climbed and camped in.

(April 9, 2012) -- According to the Yuma Sun, every winter, residents at Sun Vista RV Resort turn their quilting talents into an opportunity to support Amberly's Place, the nonprofit organization in Yuma, Ariz., that serves victims of abuse.

(April 6, 2012) -- Since its initial release in December of 2005 The RV Book has gone through two revisions and a third printing. To date The RV Book has sold over 46,000 copies in print form and several thousand E-book versions.

(April 6, 2012) -- Dennis L. Clay, writing for the Columbia Basin Herald, is sharing, in a two-part series, what he will be doing to prepare his 26-foot-long Hideout travel trailer for spring camping.