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Booth Sales Up 21% for 2011 Hershey Show

Exciting things are happening in Hershey, Pa., as the 43rd Annual Pennsylvania RV & Camping Show prepares to roll into the “Sweetest Place on Earth,” according to a news release. This year’s show, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Recreation Vehicle...

Lover's Key Eyed for Campground Development

Lover’s Key, in Florida’s Lee County between Fort Myers Beach and Bonita Springs, is one of the state parks on the Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) list of 55 state parks that could welcome new campgrounds. For years, Lover’s Key...

State Agency Tries Today to 'Split the Baby'

The blue-collar Lawson’s Landing resort in Tomales Bay, Calif., owned by the Lawson family since the 1920s, is a rarity in two regards: An unpermitted development in an environmentally sensitive area of sand dunes and wetlands and a low-cost recreational site on...

Mounties Brace for Big Canadian Music Fest

The RCMP is ready for the Craven Country Jamboree to be held starting this week near Regina, Saskatchewan. “Last year, we had 160 prisoners in cells from the event,” said Sgt. Craig Cleary of the Lumsden detachment of the RCMP. “This year, certainly there’s an...

Ocean Lakes Campground Steps Up iCare Program

Summertime is a busy time for Ocean Lakes Family Campground in Myrtle Beach, S.C. They encourage guests to go green with their iCare program. The campground expands their program with the latest environmentally friendly technology. “We’re basically kind of...

Florida RV Park Plan Gets OK on 3rd Try

The third time was the charm for an RV resort owner’s application to build an exclusive community on acreage off Lake Spivey outside of Inverness, Fla. The Citrus County Commission voted 4-0 Tuesday (July 12) to forward the application to the state for its...

South Dakota RV Park Still Under Water

Mobile homes at Larson’s Landing RV Park are literally sinking. And even though water releases from Gavin’s Point Dam are decreasing to 150,000 cubic feet per second on July 30th, that’s still not going to be much to prevent it from become a total...