Podcast: Parked RVs Causing Concern After Bombing

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 6, 2021 | Industry News

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an episode of the RV Lifestyle podcast, which is hosted by Mike and Jennifer Wendland, Michigan-based RVers and creators of the RV Lifestyle website, podcast and YouTube channel.   In the wake of the Nashville RV bombing of Christmas...

Retired Couple is Building 30-Site Campground in Neb.

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 6, 2021 | Industry News

When it came to retirement plans, the Earleys definitely weren’t expecting this, according to News Channel Nebraska. “Every time we cleared some trees, we just found another piece of prime real estate,” said Bob Earle. “It was just so obvious it was going to be a...

Jenkins Org. Continues Rapid Growth in Park’s Sector

by Jeff Crider | Jan 6, 2021 | Industry News

Ricky Jenkins spent three decades building The Jenkins Organization (TJO) into a powerhouse in the self-storage business. His Houston, Texas-based company currently owns 30 self-storage properties and manages 70 others with operations in Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri,...

Towne Law Firm to Host Webinar on 2nd Round of PPP

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 6, 2021 | Industry News

The Towne Law Firm P.C. is offering a webinar to update business owners on the Consolidated Appropriations Act on Jan. 14 from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. (EST). The webinar will be covering topics regarding round two of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and other things...

Two Developers Plan 75-Site RV Park in Fort Worth

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

A duo of developers is looking to turn a 10-acre site just north of downtown into Fort Worth, Texas’ newest travel destination, according to fwtx.com. Mitchell Eberenz and Cole Frederick, who also co-founded Fort Worth-based oil and gas company Peak Land...

Developer Hopes to Build 185-Site Park in Bend, Oregon

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

Larry Kine sees the need for a luxury RV Park in Bend, Ore. Pending approvals from the city, the real estate developer will get a chance to build one along Murphy Road in the southwest part of the city, according to The Bulletin. Kine, owner of Kine & Kine...

RVers at Florida Resort Quilt Blankets For Migrants

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

Women at an RV resort in Florida are helping migrants stay warm this winter by quilting blankets, according to FOX 13. Betsy Ross would be proud of the women at the Camp Inn RV Resort in Frostproof. “We make quilts for children and for homeless and we made some...

Miss. Considers Privatizing Parks Amid Budget Issues

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

Lawmakers are trying to figure out how to revive Mississippi’s state parks, which have suffered from years of budget cuts and neglected maintenance, according to The Meridian Star. But the price tag to bring the state’s 25 parks (three of which are run by local...

Expectations Running High for Florida RV SuperShow

by Gary Gerard | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

There’s no question that expectations are generally running high for the 2021 installment of the annual Florida RV SuperShow, sponsored by the Florida Recreational Vehicle Trade Association (FRVTA) Jan. 13-17 at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, Fla. And FRVTA...

Here’s Why Camping World Holdings Surged 84.1%

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

Camping World, the nation’s largest RV retailer, served as a gateway to the great outdoors for many during the pandemic, according to an analysis by Rich Duprey at the Motley Fool. What happenedShares of Camping World Holdings (NYSE:CWH) soared 84.1% in 2020 as...

Court Temporarily Halts City’s Sale of Land to S.C. Parks

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

Myrtle Beach, S.C., cannot sell land to the Pirateland and Lakewood campgrounds until further action from the court system, according to The Post and Courier. In December, Horry County sued the city over the selling of 63 acres to Pirateland for $26 million and 81...

New Park Slated to Open This Spring in North Carolina

by Woodall's Campground Magazine | Jan 5, 2021 | Industry News

A new oceanfront RV park adjacent to North Carolina’s Avon Pier is currently in the works and is scheduled to open by Memorial Day 2021, according to the Island Free Press. The “Avon by the Sea RV Park” will feature 26 full hook-up sites, an electronic gated...

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