March 7, 2022

The Dyrt’s ‘Camping Report’ Spotlights Changing Landscape

The Dyrt, one of the leading apps for camping with an active camping community in the world, has released an in-depth and comprehensive look at the industry with the 2022 Camping Report.  RV Business

March 7, 2022

Magma’s Crossover Series Grill Wins Innovation Award at 2022 Miami International Boat Show

LAKEWOOD, Calif., (March 7, 2022)/OUTDOOR SPORTSWIRE/ - Magma Products’ new Crossover Series grill, a portable system that transforms from stove into a pizza oven, grill and griddle, won the 2022 Miami Innovation Award for Furnishings and Interior Parts at the Miami International Boat Show. “The modular Magma Crossover Series grill changes...

March 5, 2022

Camping in the Grand Canyon Is About to Get More Expensive

Beginning July 1, the cost of camping below the rim of the iconic Grand Canyon will increase to $12 a person per night. The price hike is meant to offset a government funding deficit and to cover expenses for operating backcountry information centers and permit offices at Grand Canyon National...

March 5, 2022

Luxury RV park in Saudi Arabia is beyond amazing

Saudi Arabia has also climbed onto the RV craze. Comparable to RV parts in USA and Canada, Caravan by Habitas AlUla is surrounded by sandstone cliffs and palm groves and consists of 22 Airstream trailers available for rent. Each trailer comes with a view and private outdoor deck. Guests can get...

March 3, 2022

New Mich. Bill Targets Frivolous Campground Lawsuits

House Bill 5862 would provide an owner or employee of a private campground immunity from civil liability for physical harm or property damage resulting from an inherent risk of camping. The bill details examples of inherent risks, such as features of the natural world, lack of lighting, weather, campfires, wildlife,...

March 3, 2022

REI Employees Successfully Vote to Unionize

It was an overwhelming “yes.” In an 88-14 vote, employees at the Manhattan REI voted to approve a union. It’s the first REI to do so, and follows on the heels of chains like Starbucks seeing similar union drives in the service and retail sector. Adventure Journal

March 2, 2022

Dometic Grows Marine Presence with Treeline Acquisition

Dometic has entered into an agreement to acquire Treeline Capital LLC, a leading provider of value-adding engineered Service & Aftermarket products and Mobile Power Solutions for the North American Marine market under the CDI Electronics and Balmar brands, according to a release. RV Business

March 1, 2022

More National Parks are Requiring Time Entry Passes

RVers and camping enthusiasts who plan to visit some of the nation’s most popular national parks this summer may need to reserve more than their campsites. Campers who do not already have a reservation for a campsite or rental accommodation will need to reserve a “timed-entry” pass through recreation.gov simply to drive...

March 1, 2022

New RV shipments now projected to slow as year progresses

The RV Industry Association is still bullish on the number of units it will sell in 2022. It pulled back a bit from early projections that it would again top 600,000 shipped units. The group’s latest projects show the industry might just miss the 600,000 benchmark it surpassed in 2021....

March 1, 2022

Jeep Will Fully Electrify First Model in 2023, ‘Every SUV Segment’ by 2025

Jeep is set to go electric in a big way. Barely a year after rolling out its first plug-in hybrid, the Wrangler 4xe, it will add a plug-in hybrid version of the new Grand Cherokee later this year, with company officials hinting that a Wagoneer 4xe is also in the...