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Food, Fun & Fellowship Mark Elkhart Open House
Despite rainy weather — including a patented northern Indiana thunderstorm Tuesday (Sept. 25) night — by all accounts the 2018 Elkhart RV Open House was successful. The business at hand, of course, was for dealers to order their inventory for the 2019 selling season...Hirsch Op-Ed: Outdoor Rec Key Economic Driver
Editor’s Note: The following op-ed, authored by Campers Inn President Jeff Hirsch, appeared in the Manchester Union-Leader. As the brilliant tree canopy envelopes our region this fall, it’s a good time to reflect on the outdoor experiences we enjoy in New Hampshire...Sun Communities Resort Is Built from Ground-up
For several years, Sun Communities has been raising eyebrows as it has either acquired some of the nation’s finest campgrounds and RV resorts or acquired well located “fixer upper” type parks and transformed them into attractive RV resorts. But on Tuesday (Sept. 25)...Wendlands Author A Boondocking Lifestyle Book
Mike and Jennifer Wendland, whose RV Lifestyle videos, podcast and blog celebrate the joys of traveling across North America in a RV, have just published a new 65-page e-book called the “Beginner’s Guide to Boondocking.” Aimed at those who are just starting out in...Column: Taos, N.M., Site Offers Disabled Camping
Editor’s Note: This column was written by William Kemsley for The Taos News. When Kenn, my all-time favorite hiking companion, visited recently he was blown away by the campsite where we put up for a night in Taos, N.M. What was so special about our campsite...Lassen Volcanic Park Announces Winter Changes
Campgrounds and services at California’s Lassen Volcanic National Park will be shifting to fall and winter schedules in October, according to the Enterprise-Record. The Summit Lake campgrounds are already closed. Drakesbad Guest Ranch will wrap up the summer...Utah BLM Office Announces Site Fees Moving Up
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Utah State Office announced in a press release on Sept. 20 that they have approved final recreation business plans for five field offices across the state, according to the Moab Sun News. According to the business plan for the BLM’s...60-Site Catskill, N.Y. RV Park May Open Next Year
Tiny Tines, an RV park, could be coming to Catskill, N.Y., in 2019, according to hudsonvalley360.com. Patrick Prendergast, the engineer for the project, presented a revised site plan to the planning board Wednesday (Sept. 26). The proposed 60-site park would be...RV Park On 24 Acres Proposed For Wyoming City
Eden Valley Development LLC owner Kim Brown said he wants to give back to Farson, Wyo. Brown is looking to develop land by U.S. Highway 191 and Wyoming Highway 28 that could include the creation of an RV park, according to the Wyoming Business Report. “Being a...CalARVC Park Day Draws Dozens of Park Owners
Nearly 80 private park operators gathered in Paso Robles, Calif., this week as the California Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (CalARVC) celebrated its Fall RV Park Day education and networking event. This week’s meetings were held Tuesday (Sept. 25) afternoon...South Carolina Communities Bracing For Flooding
On the weather maps, the last trace of Hurricane Florence disappeared more than a week ago. But the South Carolina port city of Georgetown, where five rivers flow into the sea, is bracing for the worst of its aftermath Wednesday (Sept. 26) and preparing...
