This is an overhead view of the Hi-Way Haven RV Park, located in Sutherlin, Oregon and featuring an on-site drive-in movie screen.
The screen dates back to when the site was the Cloverleaf Drive-In, which was converted into an RV park in 1986. Movies returned the to the screen in 2006 when investor Jim Remley bought the park and installed a digital projector.
Read more about the Hi-Way Haven RV Park at www.hiwayhaven.com
The Browsville Herald features a story on the departure of Winter Texans from an RV park.
Winter Texans are RVers from all over the US and Canada who flock to Texas as their refuge from frigid winter temperatures. Many Texas RV parks cater to Winter Texans by offering activities and meals.
As weather warms up, the Winter Texans return home…till next year.
Are you a Winter Texan? Do you have a favorite RV park in Texas where you wait out the winter? Leave a comment and tell us your story.
RV Trade Digest features a story on how RV parks are going upscale and adapting to changes in the RV market.
With the average age of an RV owner dropping from 60 to 48, RV parks are finding ways to cater to new customers.
A new breed of five star RV park is emerging, with amenities including waterfront views, golf courses, swimming pools, and tennis courts. Sites at RV parks are also getting bigger to accommodate larger RVs.
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