Limited Yellowstone Reopening Set for Wednesday
After flooding that decimated miles of roads in and around Yellowstone, the nation’s first national park is set to reopen on Wednesday, June 22nd under an odd/even license plate number access system. Beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday visitors will be able to access the south loop of the park from...
Yellowstone National Park Is Entirely Closed Due to Damage From “Unprecedented Rainfall”
Effective immediately, all entrances to Yellowstone National Park are CLOSED due to substantial flooding, rockslides and mudslides on roadways from recent unprecedented amounts of rainfall and flooding. No inbound visitor traffic will be allowed into the park until conditions stabilize and the park can assess damage to roads and bridges...
Yellowstone Visits Down 34% Over Memorial Day Weekend
Yellowstone National Park saw a big drop in vehicles entering its gates over Memorial Day weekend — down 34% over 2021.
Ford Fined $19.2MM For Overstating Max Payload of Super Duty Trucks
An investigation revealed that Ford used a truck configuration it never intended to sell to claim a “best-in-class” payload.
Will High Fuel Prices Plummet RV Travel? Some People Are MORE Likely To Hit the Road.
34% of people say they are more likely to go RVing with high fuel prices.
Starlink for RVs is Official and Available Immediately!
SpaceX, the operator of the low-earth-orbiting satellite internet service known as Starlink made a quiet but major update to their website today: Starlink for RVs
Battle Born Battery Maker Dragonfly To Be Traded Publicly on Nasdaq
Dragonfly has entered into a definitive business combination agreement with Chardan NexTech Acquisition 2 Corp. (Nasdaq: CNTQ); upon closing, the combined company will be listed on the Nasdaq under the new ticker DFLI. Dragonfly has produced 17 quarters of profitability. The combined company is expected to be valued at approximately $500 million....
After 89 Years, “Always Free” Smoky Mountains Proposes Fee
Proposed Smoky Mountains fees may have 89 years of being “always free” going by the wayside with changes coming.
Believe It Or Not, People Are Still Buying RVs at Breakneck Pace
January and February saw 58,021 new RVs registered with state DMVs. That’s down considerably from last year — 17.8%. But still the second-best January and February on record.
Camping Is Now Mainstream
2022 North American camping report reveals that camping accounts for 40% of leisure traveling trips and campers are booking earlier than ever for the year ahead.
