Win a Week’s Stay at a Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in the New Winnebago Brave
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With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to plan your trip and load up your RV. We’ve rounded up a list of places where you can party like a true-blue Irish, and we’ve also thrown in an unlikely suspect as well, in case you just want a relaxing vacation away from the crowd.
This article was provided by Fleetwood RV.
Photo Credit: RVIA
When did you make the decision to buy an RV? Was it something new you wanted to try or were you inspired by RV trips from your childhood?
Travel Columnist Jill Schensul of NorthJersey.com arrived at her decision to buy an RV after her forth trip in a rental. She describes the journey in a recent story.
During her ten day RV trip, Shensul met fellow RVers at the gathering of RV enthusiasts known simply as “The Rally” and makes a trip to RV Hall of Fame and Museum in Elkhart, Indiana.
Did you have a memorable trip that hooked you on RVing? Leave us a comment and tell us about it.
Source: North Jersey.com
The Muskegon Chronicle reports on a new upscale RV park opening in Muskegon, Michigan.
The Duck Creek RV Resort is located in Muskegon across from the entrance to Michigan’s Adventure Amusement Park.
According to The Muskegon Chronicle, the new resort will feature 157 sites with paved pads for RVs and full hookups for utilities.
Other amenities include a heated, duck-shaped pool, clubhouse with a game room, laundry facilities, large playground, a camp store, and shower facilities.
Source: The Muskegon Chronicle and The Duck Creek RV Resort
Examiner.com features a story on Quartzsite, Arizona, a destination considered the “Meeting Place” for RVers from all over the United States and Canada.
According to the story, what brings RVers to Quartzsite is a mix of shows and events featuring everything from classic cars to crafts.
Many RVers also participate in the shows as vendors, towing their goods as they travel. Low prices for RV parking are big draw as well.
While the local RV parks sometimes lack the fancier features of other sites, Boondocking RVers and bargain seekers use the cheaper rates to lengthen their vacations.
Source: Examiner.com
The RVIA recently reported that California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed legislation adopting the popular “RV Friendly” highway sign logo for use in the state’s commercial logo program for gas, food and lodging businesses.
California is the twelfth state to join the “RV Friendly” sign initiative, joining Minnesota, Iowa, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Michigan, Oregon, Louisiana, Tennessee, Washington, Florida and Texas. State RV groups and enthusiasts have been successful in implementing the program both through legislation and by working with their state transportation departments.
“California is one of the most popular destinations for RVers and the second biggest producer and seller of RVs in the country,” said RVIA President Richard Coon. “We’re happy that the country’s most populous state is now even more ‘RV Friendly’.”
The “RV Friendly” sign is a round, yellow reflector sign with “RV” featured prominently in the center. Gas, restaurant, camping and lodging businesses who purchase highway exit logo signs are the targeted buyers of the sign.
Adding the “RV Friendly” symbol to their existing highway service signs allows businesses to tell RV travelers that their gas, food, lodging or camping facility can easily accommodate RVs, including both motorhomes and towable units.
Source and Photo Credit: RVIA