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Court Sides With Widow in Holiday World Case

Maybe now the Koch family can patch things up by piling into a raft for a water ride together. Or perhaps they can share a hearty meal in a Holiday World cafeteria. The Indiana Appeals Court laid the groundwork for a Koch family makeup with a ruling Thursday that...

Shutdown Impacts Campers at Kentucky Parks

Campgrounds in Kentucky’s Land Between the Lakes and other federally funded parks and wildlife refuges are closed. As reported by WPSD-TV, Paducah, signs and barricades are nearly everywhere through the area. Hillman Ferry and Wranglers Campgrounds and Clarks...

U.S. Official Sues RV Park in Transgender Case

On behalf of the federal government, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has filed a lawsuit against a Texas recreational vehicle park for alleged discrimination against a transgender woman. According to a report by the Houston Chronicle, the suit was filed Oct. 3 in...

Towns, States Ponying Up to Keep Parks Open

The Arizona town of Tusayan, on the southern rim of the Grand Canyon, has 558 residents and 1,000 hotel rooms. And by Saturday (Oct. 5), it had $350,000 to reopen temporarily closed Grand Canyon National Park. “The reason we exist is the Grand Canyon National...

Arkansas Reporter Survives Texas Park Ordeal

Cathy Frye could go on no longer. She and her husband, Rick McFarland, decided that he would set out in Texas’ remote Big Bend Ranch State Park to find help, leaving her behind. For two more days, she waited it out, using a small tree for shade. The Associated...

RVDA Elects Regan, Ruppel to Serve on Board

Mike Regan of Crestview RV Center in Buda, Texas, and Rod Ruppel of Webster City RV in Webster City, Iowa, were elected to the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) board during the recently completed RV Dealers International Convention/Expo in Las Vegas....

Airstreamers Bringing Camping to City Streets

In Kirk MacKellar’s experience, Airstream travel trailers usually make an impression. The Dimondale, Mich., resident has owned one of the iconic recreation vehicles – known for their airplane fuselagelike design and aluminum exterior – for nine years. The Lansing...

OEM Startup Focuses on High-End, Green RVs

Editor’s Note: The following piece published by the Indianapolis Business Journal offers a followup to the announcement of a new manufacturing company that will build high luxury, high-tech RVs. RVBusiness and WCM obtained permission from the publication to reprint...

RVDA of Canada Elects Redmund as Chairman

Kyle Redmond of Bucars RV Centre in Balzac, Alberta, has been elected as the new chairman of the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada. According to a press release, Bucars RV Centre is a family owned and operated RV dealership that “prides...

Utah Lawmaker Offering Plan on National Parks

One Utah lawmaker has a plan to aid the state’s tourism industry should the federal government shutdown last for an extensive amount of time. The Daily Herald, Provo, reported that on Monday (Oct. 7) Rep. David Lifferth said that he is in the early stages of...

N.M. Park Residents Try to Recover from Flood

For people at one New Mexico RV park, life is slowly getting back to normal after floodwaters forced an evacuation last month. KOB TV reported that people are still digging out and counting their losses at SKP Ranch in Carlsbad. It was a dramatic helicopter escape, as...

RMS Software 'Simplifies' Reservation Process

RMS North America announced the rollout of RMS9, the latest version of its popular reservation software. “RMS 9 is making it easier than ever for park owners and operators to transition to and use a cloud-based reservation system,” said David Jones, RMS global sales...