Camping and RV News and Press Releases
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February 5, 2021
The widow of a tourist killed by falling tree in Big Sur sues the state
The wife of a tourist who was killed when a tree limb fell 30 feet and landed on him at a Big Sur campground has sued the state of California, alleging the state failed to properly care for the trees and should have known they posed a danger to park...
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February 5, 2021
Challenger Combo drives like a camper van, lives like a motorhome
There's something timelessly attractive about the idea of a comfortably roomy motorhome attached neatly and seamlessly to a cab chassis; for some, it's perfection. French company Challenger has released one of the most striking and affordable examples yet. New Atlas
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February 4, 2021
13 disappointing photos of van life from my weekend road trip in a camper van
When it comes to the growing van life movement, reality rarely meets expectations. Insider’s Frank Olito posts photos of some "not-quite-as-expected" moments from his short stint while living in a van. Insider
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February 4, 2021
Glamp Anywhere With This Lightweight Luxury Camper
Looking for a travel trailer with 21st-century tech in a ’30s-era package? The Bowlus Terra Firma has its eyes on style and performance. GearJunkie
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February 4, 2021
Go RVing Gets ‘Real’ in 2020, Reaching 1.9 Billion People
The “Go on a Real Vacation” campaign launched in June 2020 and ran through the end of the year, reaching 1.9 billion consumers via broadcast, radio, and digital properties. RV Business
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February 4, 2021
Shenandoah Acres sold for $17 million, now part of nationwide RV resort system
After just a year into getting new owners, Shenandoah Acres has once again sold and is now a part of Sun RV Resorts, which has hundreds of locations in the United States and Canada. Staunton News Leader
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February 2, 2021
Park Service now requiring face masks for visitors, employees
As part of the recent President's Executive Order to protect the federal workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Park Service on Tuesday implemented a mandatory mask requirement for visitors, employees, partners, and contractors. Bicycle Retailer
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February 2, 2021
Airstream’s latest travel trailer is aimed at nomadic remote workers
Based on the brand's mid-range Flying Cloud trailer, the new 30FB Office floor plan offers a built-in desk in the back that would allow a remote worker to maintain a 40-hour work week while also traveling the country. Car and Driver
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February 2, 2021
RV industry survey: 75% experienced growth in 2020
Despite last year’s pandemic challenges, 75% of businesses serving the RV industry experienced growth in 2020 according to a January survey an RV Business/Wells Fargo Survey. Woodall's Campground Management
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February 1, 2021
Camping World partner looks to finish EV truck prototypes
A fledgling electric vehicle maker in Lordstown, Ohio, expects to complete the prototypes of its new pickup truck in March and remains on target to start full production in the fall. Lordstown Motors Corp. also said that is working on plans that will be released later this year for a...
