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![]() The zen of boondocking — Good for the environment RV.net Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
It's hardly a stretch of the imagination to connect boondocking with a non-polluting, non-wasteful, natural resource saving–or green–lifestyle. This lifestyle, and the good habits it encourages, not only enables us to extend our boondocking time in the great outdoors but is also good for nature and the environment. About the only non-green activity associated with our green lifestyle is driving our rigs to our campsites, though the newer motorhomes and trucks coming on the market are making positive improvements in the mileage. More
Mother's Day gifts for the woman who loves the outdoors Sun-Sentinel Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
If you're wondering what to get mom for Mother's Day (which is May 8, just in case you forgot), and she's into the outdoors, don't worry. There are plenty of great gifts that will make her days on the water and in the field more enjoyable. How about getting her some diamonds that she'll absolutely love? They come in the Chef's Choice Diamond Hone AngleSelect Model 1520 electric sharpener, and they'll put an edge on her knives that is sharper than when the knives were new. More More look to state parks as cost-efficient getaway The Detroit News Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Michigan's 2011 camping season is shaping up to be a big one. A variety of factors — economic gains, higher gas prices and the introduction of the state's Recreation Passport option for motorists — have residents making plans to head for Michigan's campgrounds this year. Reservations at both private and, particularly, state campgrounds such as Algonac State Park are up by as much as 18.5 percent over last year. More Downsize winnebago: 'A fuel-efficient A-body' RV Business Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
With the price of gas going through the roof, the cost of jumping into a motor home or RV seems to be rising out of many people’s price range. But there is a new option for cost-conscious travelers looking to still have the comfort of a motor home, without the huge gas bill. More
Keep safe from bears in Arizona campgrounds KPHO-TV Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
As the weather in Arizona gets warmer, more people are heading north to go camping; that means watching out for bears. The Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center is preparing a demonstration to show the public how bears can easily get into a cooler, tent or backpack. More Baby boomers trading in their houses for RVs Lansing State Journal Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Imagine being able to tour the country without ever leaving home. This is not an oxymoron, but an attainable lifestyle made possible in a recreational vehicle. "There are so many places to go and see," said Ben Hopkins of Veurinks' RV Center in Grand Rapids, Mich. "It could take you five years just to see the National Parks." More
Pennsylvania governor proclaims May to be RV and Camping Month RV Daily Report Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has proclaimed the month of May as Recreation Vehicle and Camping Month for the 21st straight year. "The unique sites, history, and culture of Pennsylvania can be discovered by the entire family from the comfort and convenience of recreational vehicles," Corbett noted as he encouraged "all citizens to pursue their passions and escape with their families on the road across the farthest reaches of our state." More Camping reservations set to go online Dubuque Telegraph Herald Share ![]() ![]() ![]()
Iowa campers looking for county park reservations gain a new tool, when the Dubuque County Conservation Board plans to begin using its new online reservation system. Each of the county camping areas has approximately 30 percent of its sites reservable. More
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