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Pennsylvania Recreation Vehicle and Camping Association

4000 Trindle Road, Camp Hill, PA 17011717-303-0295 • 888-303-2887

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210 Places to See

in Your RVour favorite hot spots for your Pennsylvania

RVing adventure.

3Forget the Myths,

Go RVingThere’s no excuse not to

RV. Get the facts, and then hit the road.

6The Green RV Scene

RVing just got a little bit greener.

12Stop and See the

CrittersIf your family likes

animals, check out these wildlife pit stops.

18Membership directory & Consumer Guide

48PA Visitors bureaus

3Celebrity ScoopFind out which celebrities have been bitten by the RVing bug.

4Curing Your AC Power Line ProblemsThe RV Doctor is in, and he’ll tell you how to keep your RV’s electrical system in tip-top shape.

8Campground or Resort?campground resorts take RVing to a whole new level.

14Attendees Flock to America’s Largest RV ShowMore than 22 acres of RVs make the Pennsylvania RV & camping show a sight to behold.

42Focus on western PA

44Focus on Central PA

46Focus on Eastern PA

Celebrate 100 Years of RVing!Have you heard?! This year marks the 100th anniversary of the RV

industry. While the concept of RVing has its roots in covered wagons and

camping, 1910 is cited as the official beginning of this great American

pastime. The mass-produced auto campers and camping trailers built

that year are considered the forerunners of today’s RVs by three

prominent RV historians: renowned RV collector David Woodworth,

RV/MH Hall of Fame and museum archivist Al Hesselbart and Smithsonian

Institution curator Roger White. Since then, a unique way of travel has flourished, during war and peace, and

no matter the economic climate.

Throughout 2010, the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) is leading a centennial celebration

with an array of exciting events, promotions and initiatives to highlight the RVing of yesterday, today and

tomorrow. Get involved in the festivities at www.rvcentennial.org.

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10 PLAces to see In YoUR RV

There’s no doubt that you’ll spend plenty of time in nature when you’re RVing, especially at the campgrounds. But that’s not all you’re limited to as you travel the state. If you dig deep into Pennsylvania’s nooks and crannies, there are lively hints of Americana everywhere. We wanted to share 10 of our favorite stops. enjoy the ride!

the crayola FActoRY®

30 centre square, easton, PA 18042610-515-8000www.crayola.com/Factory

enter a world full of color and imagination, where you can draw, paint and create with crayola’s latest products. Learn how crayola crayons and markers are made, and participate in a bevy of interactive projects and activities.

Harry Houdini Museum1433 N. Main Ave., scranton, PA 18508 570-342-5555 • www.houdini.org

Anyone fascinated by the illusion of magic will want to visit this collection dedicated to the great magician, which includes rare film footage of Houdini’s amazing escapes. Included with the tour is a family-friendly magic show.

Julius sturgis Pretzel Bakery219 e. Main st., Lititz, PA 17543717-626-4354 • www.juliussturgis.com

Tour the first commercial pretzel bakery in America and learn a little about the history

of pretzel-making. Watch old-fashioned soft pretzels being made by hand, and then try twisting your own.

Fallingwater1491 Mill Run Road, Mill Run, PA 15464724-329-8501www.fallingwater.org

Amid the scenic Laurel Highlands lies the most famous modern house in the world — Fallingwater. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Pittsburgh department store owner edgar J. Kaufmann, this organic masterpiece was created to be harmonious with its natural surroundings.

Waldameer Amusement Park & Water World220 Peninsula Drive, erie PA 16505 814-838-3591 • www.waldameer.com

With more than 75 rides, slides and attractions,

this family fun park is an amusement park

and water park in one. From the new Mega

Vortex thrill ride to the kiddie Big Rigs and the

refreshing endless River, it’s a place that is sure

to entertain every member of the family.

the Yuengling Brewery 500 Mahantongo st., Pottsville, PA 17901570-628-4890www.yuengling.com

come see lagers, porters and ales being made

at America’s oldest brewery, a family-owned

company that has spanned more than 180

years. Top off your tour with free beer samples

at the bar for those over 21.

Independence national Historical Park143 s. Third st., Philadelphia, PA 19106800-537-7676 • www.nps.gov/inde

Park your coach and take a sePTA train ride into the city! step foot inside the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the u.s. constitution, and receive a guided tour of Independence Hall. Then head to the Liberty Bell center to see the cracked bell that has come to symbolize liberty.

Denny’s Beer Barrel Pub1452 Woodland Road, clearfield, PA 16830814-765-7190 • www.dennysbeerbarrelpub.com

From quarter-pounders to 100-pounders, this pub promises a burger for every appetite. Featured on the Food Network, Denny’s is nationally known as home of the world’s largest hamburger challenges.

Zippo/case Museum1932 Zippo Drive, Bradford, PA 16701888-GGB-1932 www.zippo.com/ZippocaseMuseum

You can’t miss the entrance to this place, as you’re greeted by a 40-foot Zippo lighter. Go inside to view exhibits of rare Zippo lighters and case knives, including a 7-by-11-foot American flag composed of more than 3,400 red, white and blue Zippo lighters.

Boyds Bear country75 cunningham Road, Gettysburg, PA 17325866-367-8338 • www.boydsbearcountry.com

For a unique and whimsical experience, stop and

see the more than 70,000 bears and friends inside

a 120,000-square-foot barn. If you’re feeling

crafty, learn how to make your very own bear, or

adopt a cub in the Teddy Bear Nursery.

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Forget the Myths, Go RVingBY eRIcA sTReIsFeLD

If you’ve never gone RVing, it may seem like uncharted territory — literally. But that’s no excuse. We’re here to cast aside some of the common myths about RVing and offer the facts.

MYtH: I can’t afford to buy a coach.FAct: RVing is actually pretty easy on your wallet. Your flexibility is unlimited, which is more than you can say for hotels and airline tickets. And you can save up to 61 percent on vacation costs compared with other forms of travel. If you’re not sure that you want to buy an RV, you can always start out by renting one.

MYtH: camping is not really my thing.FAct: RVing is completely different than camping out in a tent. Today’s RVs come equipped with kitchens, baths and living areas, as well as TVs, sound systems and central air conditioning. Most campgrounds also get cell phone coverage and offer Wi-Fi. Plus, you can sleep in your own bed with your own linens and pillows.

MYtH: The kids will get bored. FAct: Quite the contrary — RVing is very kid-friendly. They’ll feel right at home with all their favorite toys, games, movies and books. You can bring the family dog, too. They’ll become fast friends with fellow RVing kids at the campground, and many sites offer swimming pools, mini golf, petting zoos and plenty of activities.

MYtH: A big RV will limit where I can go. FAct: completely false. There are RV campgrounds all over the state that are strategically located close to major attractions. Just pull your coach up to the site, and you’re set. Not convinced? check out the directory of campgrounds that starts on page 18.

©gorving.com“My kids love riding

around in these big RVs — like an old-fashioned American road trip like

when I was a kid.”

– Rob Lowe, Actor

“One of the reasons so many [NASCAR] drivers are using RVs is that we’re not always in places where you can stay in a nice hotel. The RV is your home away from home. It allows you to stay focused.”– Jeff Gordon, NASCAR Driver

“Being an RVer helps me do my job better.

The RV world gives

me a chance to balance

things out. It allows me a sense of freedom.”

– clarence thomas, U.S. Supreme Court

Justice

“It’s great for family bonding and eating healthy on the road

because you can prepare your own foods.”

– Dean Karnazes, Ultra Marathon Runner

“With RVs you have all the conveniences of a first class hotel right behind the driver’s seat. You don’t have to make reservations. You just say, ‘Let’s hop in the RV and go!’”

– Mark orwoll, Travel & Leisure Magazine

“RVs have changed the nation’s roadways

forever. RVers see America in style.”

– Gordon elliott, Host

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The RV Doctor has the prescription for a healthy electrical system

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We’ve all heard the stories: An air conditioner hums to a stop and trips the breaker. A TV suddenly reduces to a thumbnail image. A neighbor plugs into the campground pedestal, and your microwave quits in mid-cycle. A lightning storm is reported in the next county, and the lights inside your coach suddenly become very bright. I think you get the idea.

+ THE diAGNOSiSThere are myriad electrical problems that plague RVers, no matter the season. Collectively known as “power line problems,” they create a palette of dilemmas that we must be aware of and protect against. Why? Quantum leaps in RV electrical technology mean that many components in our coaches are now controlled by electronic boards and microprocessors. Not only have computers, e-mail and Web browsing permeated the RV world, but with the push of a single button you can now also deploy a patio awning or extend a room addition. Think of it as the electronic age of RVing.

+ THE CAUSEAccording to electrical industry studies, voltage transients, or any short-term disturbance on the power line, represent 12-15 percent of all AC power line problems. Transients can be caused by a variety of factors — lightning strikes, utility grid switching, outdated campground pedestal hookups, faulty

wiring, motor load switching and improper grounding or bonding of power lines, to name a few.

These problems can originate from the campground itself or from within your own RV. It is important to understand that given the state-of-the-art technology we have in our RVs today, all AC power lines, as well as campground phone, cable TV and data communication lines, must be commonly grounded or bonded together to prevent transient voltages from entering sensitive equipment.

One study shows that surges and impulse spikes can occur as frequently as twice per hour in any typical residence. In larger, more industrial campgrounds, they can be more frequent and severe, with spikes as high as 5,600 volts during lightning storms. A study by IBM in various locations across the United States revealed an average of 50.7 voltage spikes per month. Another study showed that many locales will experience approximately 25 power line disturbances per year, 87 percent

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steady-state Voltage: Normal voltage for a system that stays constant for 10 seconds or longer.

Power Failure: A zero-voltage condition lasting for more than one cycle (1/60 of a second).

Dropout: A portion of the sine wave that has a lower value, or is missing altogether, but only

Doc’s WIsDoM on VoLtAGe tRAnsIentsThe Ac shoreline at the campground pedestal is the lifeblood for all things Ac in your RV, but it can also be the pathway for power problems that can damage many components in your coach. understanding these terms is the first step to finding a cure.


of which will probably be sags below 96 VAC. Voltages below 105 VAC can be very damaging to items such as rooftop air conditioners.

The bottom line is that “power line problems” are severe, they occur often, and the damage can be substantial, which usually means expensive. What goes mostly unnoticed is the cumulative effect on sensitive equipment in the RV after enduring spikes, surges, dips, notches, etc. The long-term performance deterioration of some delicate components may not surface until later on, but in the meantime your equipment is performing at a substandard level.

+ THE PRESCRiPTiONOne of the best solutions is to install a spike suppressor/surge protector in your RV. A number of suppliers now provide these protective devices for the RV industry. A surge protector acts like an electrical sponge, absorbing excess voltage to protect your RV components. RV surge protection should include the ability to completely shut off the

incoming power before damaging transients can reach sensitive equipment. They should also have the capability to monitor and detect high- and low-voltage conditions, and to interrupt the incoming power until the system has returned to safer levels.

Most surge protectors utilize MOVs (Metal Oxide Varistors) to protect against transient voltages. Quality devices should have a minimum of three MOVs in the circuitry. The key to this technology is determined by the “clamping voltage rating,” also called the “let-through voltage rating.” The lower the rating, the better the protection. In addition, Underwriters Laboratories (UL), has developed a minimum standard for spike suppressors. The surge protector you choose to install in your RV should meet or exceed the requirements of UL 1449.

I encourage you to look into transient voltage protection for your RV’s electrical system. If you truly value that electrical equipment and are well aware of the consequences, it can be considered cheap insurance at the very least.

And remember, RVing is more than a hobby, it’s a lifestyle!

Gary Bunzer, the RV Doctorwww.RVdoctor.com

for a small portion of any given cycle.

Blackout: A total power failure lasting several seconds to many hours.

Brownout: A planned reduction of available power, usually done to prepare for a period of heavy electrical consumption.

sag: A cycle-to-cycle reduction of power (of at least 10 percent of the average voltage) that lasts for half of one cycle or longer. It might occur when your RVing neighbor first turns on his rooftop air conditioner, and it can affect devices such as microwaves, TVs and DVD players.

Dip: A shorter sag (e.g. a lightbulb flicker).

surge: A cycle-to-cycle increase of power (the opposite of a sag) that is typically below 500 total volts.

swell: A series of long-term surges that lasts from a few seconds to several minutes.

Impulse: A very short disturbance of either polarity (up or down) that lasts between 0.5 and 100 microseconds.

notch: An out-of phase, under-voltage impulse, which is similar to a dropout but usually too quick to see (up to several milliseconds in duration). For every notch, there is usually an immediate spike that follows.

spike: An in-phase, over-voltage impulse that typically lasts for less than 1 millisecond. spikes are the most detrimental to sensitive circuitry.

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RV makers set their sights on ‘green’ consumers

BY ANGeLIQue H. cAFFReY

Why Green RVing?It probably wouldn’t shock you to hear that now more than ever people want to spend their money on products that they feel are better for the earth. From the cereal they buy to the light bulbs they use, they’re consciously making choices that fit their convictions.

According to a survey released by Simmons, consumers who admit to living in a “green” way are on the rise, representing almost one-third of all buyers. And since many RV enthusiasts are lovers of the outdoors, they have a natural desire to keep the planet safer. When they invest in an RV, they want a product that resonates with their eco-beliefs. In response, several RV manufacturers have made it their missions to provide greener varieties of RVs and campers.

“From an environmental aspect, it’s the right thing to do,” says Scott Tuttle, president of Livin’ Lite Recreational Vehicles. “From a marketing perspective, it’s also a good thing … because more and more consumers are becoming environmentally focused, and they are looking for little ways they can help the environment.”

Of course, going green isn’t a

simple prospect, as the term “green” has a wide variety of connotations, depending on who you ask. Therefore, instead of trying to be all things to all people, most RV makers have focused on a few niche “green” areas, such as making their models more aerodynamic, lighter, smaller, more fuel-efficient and/or less dependent upon wood.

RV companies have responded in significant ways to this consumer drive (no pun intended!) for greener options, and many have “gone green” in some way. Check out a few of the trendsetters.

Damon Boasts AerodynamicsIn September 2008, Damon Motor Coach surprised the public at America’s Largest RV Show in Hershey, when it introduced the

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When you think of RVing, the first words that come to mind aren’t usually “environmentally friendly.” After

all, RVs are big, bulky and create a burden on the environment — right?

Wrong — you’re in for a pleasant surprise! The “gas guzzlers” of previous generations have given way to

a whole new breed of recreation vehicles aimed squarely at consumers who want the benefits of

RVing without feeling like they’re harming the earth in the process. From extra-light towable trailers to

full-size motor coaches, today’s newest RV models are sleeker, leaner and, most importantly, greener.


Avanti, a fuel-efficient, Class A diesel that gets 14.5-plus miles per gallon.

What makes the Avanti green aside from its fuel efficiency? Quite simply, its aerodynamic design. Thanks to state-of-the-art engineering, the RV is sleek and attractive. It’s more than 31 feet long and built for live-in luxury, green-style.

Livin’ Lite Makes It LighterIn late 2008, Livin’ Lite took eco-RVing to a new level by introducing a line of innovative travel trailers. Its initial Quicksilver model was quickly named the Roamin’ Times’ “Green RV of the Year.” Livin’ Lite RVs are constructed with composite materials instead of wood. That means they’re not susceptible to rotting or mold,

and it also makes them much lighter and stronger.

Winnebago Goes for MPGsWinnebago has also gone into more eco-conscious product development. Introduced in September 2009, its Via is considered the most fuel-efficient Class A on the market, with the 2010 model listed at an estimated 15-plus miles per gallon. It’s an alternative for consumers wishing to enjoy the perks of RVing while remaining true to their desire to reduce carbon emissions.

In June 2009, Winnebago unveiled the Adventurer hybrid concept RV, featuring the industry’s first hybrid-electric chassis. This technology could not only bring improved fuel efficiency, but also reduce noise and emissions, improve acceleration and reduce maintenance. As part

of testing for this model, Brad and Amy Herzog, spokespersons for the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA), traveled in the concept hybrid RV during summer 2009 to promote the benefits of RV travel.

What’s next?Though it was once thought that the green movement might be a

flash-in-the-pan occurrence, it’s probably safe to say that it’s here to stay. As consumers continue to demand further options, you should start noticing even more environmentally friendly RVs and fifth wheels in the coming years. Ah, the power of consumers — don’t underestimate it. Just remember to do your part to help make RVing greener.

Damon Avanti Livin’ Lite Quicksilver

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RVing greener is not just about the RV itself — it’s also about what you’re doing to stay environmentally conscious. No matter what kind of RV you have, make sure to follow these simple guidelines. Mother earth will thank you.

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1. Don’t Get tRAsHY. Buy a set of unbreakable dishes and cups rather than using disposables. Avoid products with excess packaging, and make sure to recycle even when you’re on the road.

2. contRoL tHe cAMPFIRe. Help preserve nature by keeping campfires small, and always stay within site. Be prepared with a water jug in case things get out of hand. Never throw anything in the fire that won’t burn, such as plastic or metal.

3. MInD tHe FUeL. stay on roads that you know your RV can handle, and remember to get it serviced regularly. Driving at a steady 55 mph rather than 65 mph also saves fuel. consider RVing closer to home rather than several states away.

4. WoRK WItH nAtURe. use non-toxic, biodegradable cleaning supplies and tank additives. Park in natural shade, and use awnings to save on air conditioning. Find a spot that’s sheltered from north and west winds to minimize the need to turn on the heat in winter.

5. KeeP It cLeAn. everything you bring to the campsite should come back out with you. Make sure to leave all the campground facilities as clean as you found them.

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The Ins and Outs of Today’s Lavish RVing

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evolution of the RV campground

Why have so many RV campgrounds radically changed the face of RVing from basic to deluxe? It’s hard to put your finger on the exact reason, but we have a few in mind.

As part of today’s generation of RV travelers, many of you are looking for vacations where you can relax in the great outdoors but not have to give up everyday creature comforts and social activities. Besides, if you’re investing money in a state-of-the-art RV, why not take it to the Taj Mahal of campgrounds?

Rebecca Lenington, executive vice president of the PA Recreation Vehicle and Camping Association (PRVCA), has been in the industry for more than 33 years. She agrees that today’s traveler is more complex.

“Consumers may crave the pristine ambiance that only nature provides, but after a long week on the job, they want to relax with their own particular selection of creature comforts close at hand,” Lenington says. “They simply walk out the door and climb into their home on wheels, and then they’re off to their next RV adventure.”

Recognizing this shift in what RVing individuals, couples and families want, campgrounds have changed their appearances accordingly. Instead of offering just the essentials, they’ve begun experimenting with new amenities — on-site masseuses, gym facilities and even gourmet meals delivered right to your RV. This, in turn, has caused other campgrounds to follow suit in an effort to woo vacationers looking for something more upscale than just a tiny plot of land and basic hookups.

Have you checked out the directory of campgrounds that starts on page 18? It’s no coincidence that the word “resort” figures prominently into many of their names. That title seems only fitting for places with lavish amenities, including indoor/outdoor swimming pools, saunas, hot tubs, miniature golf courses and pristine restroom accommodations. some even have their own currencies and movie theaters! sure, there are still places that offer a more rustic feel, but if you’re an RVing enthusiast who wants a luxurious getaway, there’s no shortage of possibilities in Pennsylvania.

“Consumers may crave the pristine ambiance

that only nature provides, but after a long

week on the job, they want to relax with

their own particular selection of creature

comforts close at hand.”- ReBeccA LeNINGToN,

Executive Vice President, PA Recreation Vehicle

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You probably also want more bang for your buck. Who doesn’t? You have the discretionary income to spend on RVing, but, let’s face it, your expectations are high. Having campgroundwide Wi-Fi access is great, but it’s practically mainstream at this point. You’re craving extras like Laundromat access, fitness

centers, newspaper service and more.

Times have changed in the world of RVing, and Burt Macki, general manager of the Drummer Boy Camping Resort in Gettysburg, understands that all too well. Macki managed upscale hotels for 30 years, but

all that experience didn’t fully prepare him for the differences between yesterday’s RV campgrounds and today’s RV resorts. Drummer Boy has become a destination in itself.

“It’s no longer like when we were kids,” Macki says. “We have three-bedroom cottages. Our activity hall can accommodate 300 people. We have an activities director. It’s hotel-style, but not ‘cookie-cutter’ hotel-style.”

What is a true “vacation” all about these days, anyway? As Americans, we are accustomed to a fairly high level of customer service in everything we do. A vacation is no exception — you want RV campgrounds to exceed your expectations. Simply put, you’re looking for a place that’s comfortable and packed with fun for the whole family, without blowing your budget. For campgrounds, this has translated into some serious investment in facilities. With more than 7 million RVers across the United States in a given year, it’s a no-brainer.

Klaas Bakker, owner of Lake-in-Wood Camping Resort in Lancaster County, knows how motivating it can be for families to have a place where they can get back to nature, spend time with each other, and still get the “royal

“We have three-bedroom cottages. Our

activity hall can accommodate 300 people.

It’s hotel-style, but not ‘cookie-cutter’

hotel-style.”- BuRT MAcKI, General Manager,

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treatment” of a fine inn mixed with a bit of amusement park magic. That’s why Lake-in-Wood’s goal is to create a true camping paradise. RVers will find a kids’ club and a strong sense of community, thanks to a quirky “gnome” theme throughout the resort.

“We have our own ‘gnome’ money … you can hop on the trolley — the ‘gnome mobile’ — and go to the pool. It’s like a little town! People seem to like that very much.”

What comes next?

There’s no crystal ball to indicate what the next level of luxury for RV campgrounds will be. There could certainly be a return to yesterday’s “no-frills” camping experience, but given the trends over the past few decades, that’s unlikely to happen. If campsites across the country are any indication, the next generation of RVing could reach even higher levels of luxury and convenience.

There are already campsites nationwide that offer perks such as a gated entry to the campground, private beach access, expertly landscaped RV sites, pet parks, private movie

theaters and Broadway-style dinner shows. As more campgrounds adjust their offerings to match these types of accommodations, the bar will no doubt be raised.

So what does the future hold? “The sky’s the limit,” says Brad Rhone, PRVCA chairman and owner of Rhone’s Travel Trailers. “With all the new amenities available, RV resorts will be a leader in providing all the comforts a traveler could ever dream about or need.”

In the end, these changes mean one thing — as an RV enthusiast, you can honestly find anything you want. If you’re seeking a rustic experience, you can get it. If you want a middle-of-the-road RV adventure, that exists, too. And if you desire posh surroundings and amenities, they’re out there, and getting swankier by the day. Your perfect RV getaway is just a short (or long) ride away.

Bakker is certain that RVing will always be big, regardless of the economy, as long as campgrounds listen to their customers and continue to exceed expectations.

But perhaps Macki best sums up RVing: “It’s an experience versus an overnight stay.”

‘campground Resort’ Is not an oxymoron

Luxurious campsites really do exist in Pennsylvania.

Here are a few campground resorts to prove it.

Adventure Bound camping Resorts - eagles Peak u Robesonia u page 19

Drummer Boy camping Resort u Gettysburg u page 24

Granite Hill camping Resort u Gettysburg u page 25

Hidden Valley camping Resort u Mifflinburg u page 25

Keen Lake camping & cottage Resort u

Waymart u page 22

Lake-in-Wood camping Resort u Narvon u page 20

Mountain Pines campground Resort u champion u page 26

otter Lake camp-Resort u east stroudsburg u page 23

Robin Hill camping Resort u Lenhartsville u page 20

scottyland RV Resort & sales u Rockwood u page 26

Yogi at shangri-La/Legacy RV Resorts u

Milton u page 25

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12 Pennsylvania pit stops for animal lovers BY eRIcA sTReIsFeLD

The RV is packed, and the whole family is ready for an adventure. But in order to keep the troops happy, a few fun pit stops are in order — to see the animals, of course! Pennsylvania is brimming with unique and exotic wildlife refuges and zoos. And since good things seem to come by the dozen, we wanted to share 12 of our top critter stops. We assure you, the kids will choose these stops over a dozen donuts any day.

1. Animaland Zoological Park4181 Route 660,

Wellsboro, PA 16901

570-724-4546

www.animalandzoo.com

While you’re visiting the picturesque Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, don’t forget to also check out the exotic wildlife at Animaland Zoological Park. This 11-acre, walk-through zoo allows you to say hello to more than 200 wild and domestic animals at your own pace. Set your eyes on cats, monkeys, kangaroos and many others.

2. claws ‘n’ Paws Wild Animal Park1475 Ledgedale Road,

Lake Ariel, PA 18436

570-698-6154

www.clawsnpaws.com

If you’re headed to the Pocono Mountains, stop at Claws ‘N’ Paws to see the baby animals. Have you ever fed a giraffe or parrot? Now you can. You can also pet an alligator, python or tortoise, and jump right in the pen with tame deer, lambs and goats. Get up close and personal with the animals at this zoo located in the middle of the woods.

3. clyde Peeling’s Reptiland 18628 u.s. Route 15, Allenwood, PA 17810

800-REPTILAND • www.reptiland.com

Alligators, lizards and cobras, oh my! Reptiles and amphibians may not be the most popular members of the animal kingdom, but they’re the stars at Clyde Peeling’s Reptiland. Take in the multimedia show to get a close-up of the reptile world, and then pet some of the residents or watch as a snake devours its prey.

4. erie Zoo • 423 W. 38th St., Erie, PA 16508 • 814-864-4091 • www.eriezoo.org

Within the city of Erie, you’ll find a 15-acre escape that is home to more than 500 animals and 2,500 plant specimens from around the world. Stroll through the historic Main Zoo Building and then spot some never-before-seen animals at the Children’s Zoo. Experience an African Safari at the Kiboka Outpost and glimpse the red panda on your journey to Wild Asia.

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Punxsutawney, PA 15767

800-752-PHIL • www.groundhog.com

Come meet the famous weather-forecasting groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, and his groundhog friends. Every Groundhog Day, Phil makes his prediction on historic Gobbler’s Knob, but you can visit him at his year-round home, the Groundhog Zoo, which is housed in the children’s section of Punxsutawney Memorial Library.

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Make a stop at America’s first zoo, a 42-acre Victorian garden that more than 1,300 animals call home. Cheetahs, hippos and giraffes are always a hit, but don’t forget to explore the various habitats to see all sorts of worldly critters. For more action, take a ride on the Amazon Rainforest Carousel, a swan paddleboat or even a live camel’s back.

6. Lake tobias Wildlife Park760 Tobias Road, Halifax, PA 17032

717-362-9126 • www.laketobias.com

There’s no need to go on an African safari when you can visit Lake Tobias instead. Hop on one of the specially designed cruisers for a ride across 150 acres of rolling land, where herds of wild and exotic creatures roam. You’ll get amazingly close to animals from around the globe. And if something tamer is more your speed, there’s always the Petting Zoo and Reptile Building.

8. Hawk Mountain sanctuary 1700 Hawk Mountain Road, Kempton, PA 19529

610-756-6961 • www.hawkmountain.org

Don’t miss the world’s first refuge for birds of prey. As part of the Kittatinny Ridge or Blue Mountain, the sanctuary’s 2,600 acres of forests offer a migration stopover habitat for almost 100 species of birds, including 16 raptors. Fall is an especially exciting time here, as migrating hawks, eagles and falcons can be seen flying past the lookout points.

12. Winslow HillWinslow Hill Road,

Benezette, PA 15821

610-756-6961

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While elk once lived throughout Pennsylvania, now you can spot the herd at Winslow Hill, which offers two viewing areas with off-road parking. Come watch for elk along the area’s many trails and dirt roads, and during the fall mating season, listen for the male elk’s unmistakable bugling. Just remember that it’s illegal to feed the elk.

11. Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium7340 Butler st., Pittsburgh, PA 15206

800-474-4966 • www.pittsburghzoo.com

What does a Komodo dragon eat? Where do penguins live? How did the spectacled bear get its name? Find those answers and more when you visit thousands of animals at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium. From Antarctica’s icy seas and the balmy oceans of the tropics to Pennsylvania’s own freshwater rivers, the aquarium features species from all of the world’s waterways.

7. Lehigh Valley Zoo 5150 Game Preserve Road,

schnecksville, PA 18078

610-799-4171 • www.lvzoo.org

From African penguins to zebras, you’ll find more than 200 animals right in the Lehigh Valley, within the scenic 1,100-acre Trexler Nature Preserve. Make your way around Lemur Island on a family-friendly paddleboat or take a horse-drawn wagon ride for a behind-the-scenes tour of the grounds.

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814-364-1664 • www.pennscave.com

Experience animals from a different perspective at America’s only all-water cavern and wildlife park. Jump on a motorboat for a cavern tour offering views of stalagmites and stalactites, as well as trout that jump for food. Next, get on the bus for a wildlife tour of the 1,500-acre forests and fields of Penn’s Cave, which are filled with animals in their natural habitats.


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Pennsylvania RV & Camping Show hits record attendance and sales BY eRIcA sTReIsFeLD

What do you think about the economy? Not so great, right? Do you think people are spending much time thinking about vacations and leisure time? Probably not. But you wouldn’t know it by the 2009 Pennsylvania RV & camping show’s numbers. The 31,710 people who attended the show at Hershey’s GIANT center on sept. 16-20, marked its largest-ever crowd. That’s almost a 14 percent increase in show-goers from last year. u

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Despite the recession, sales at the show also hit high numbers. Prices seemed to be more reasonable than ever, and low interest rates and government tax incentives made purchases extra appealing. As Nick Palm of Tiffin Motorhomes Inc. reports, “Tiffin’s retail sales were up 235 percent over retail sales last year. Consumer attitudes were very positive, which reflected in the increased sales.”

Even on the first public day of the show, attendees noticed that RVs were a hot commodity this year. “It’s nice to see that people are buying … it’s amazing, especially since the show has just started,” notes Rhonda Daub of Muir. “There are some great deals. You come here and get the fever.”

Could RVing be the recession-proof solution to vacationing? Gloria Isenberg of Reinholds thinks so. “We’re looking for the perfect one. Prices seem to be decent, and I’m seeing a lot of ‘sold’ signs on the trailers, which is pretty encouraging given the economy.”

The success of the show was thanks in part to its host, the PA Recreation Vehicle and Camping Association (PRVCA). But the other ingredient was simply that consumers have realized the appeal of RVing. “Go RVing has done a wonderful job delivering the message to consumers that the RV lifestyle offers great value to families, and we continued that message into the marketing of the show,” says Rebecca Lenington, executive vice president of PRVCA.

Like Moths to a campfireMaybe you’ve only been RVing once. Maybe you

live in your motorhome full-time. Either way, this show is for you. There’s a reason that RVers and RVers-in-the-making flock to America’s Largest RV Show. With a name like that, why wouldn’t you want to attend? Bonus: You get to be the first to lay your eyes on what’s new in the RV industry.

For starters, this year featured more than 16 football fields of new RVs from 59 manufacturers. From small campers to full-size motorhomes, the different types of RVs on display catered to every taste and budget. Inside the GIANT Center were more than 100 vendors, which showcased everything from folding tables and portable satellite TV systems to motorcycle carriers.

Some attendees, like Donald Hughes of Harrisburg, Pa., are regulars to the show, and have dreams of someday owning an RV. They find comfort in the fact that this show offers many affordable RV options. “I like the idea of RVs, and I like the idea of buying RVs, so I constantly come to the show to see what’s new,” says Hughes, who has attended the show eight years in a row.

John Kee came all the way from Toronto, Canada, to explore the show, and he aspires to own an RV so that he can give up “hoteling.” Being new to the show and to RVing, the event is a prime opportunity to learn about what options are available. “We were impressed by the number of different manufacturers there are, which of course, makes it much harder to choose,” says Kee. “There were certainly more units outside than I was expecting.”

Shopping for an RV online doesn’t give you an accurate feel for the offerings, and hopping

Welcome, RV show newbies!one ingredient to maintaining America’s Largest RV show is to keep adding new RV manufacturers. The more RV choices, the better. These were this year’s first-timers to the show:

u everGreen Recreational Vehicles LLcFocus: eco-friendly travel trailers www.goevergreenrv.com

u GalileoFocus: aerodynamic travel trailers with contemporary stylingwww.galileorv.com

u Livin’ Lite Recreational Vehicles Inc. Focus: “green,” light and compact automotive trailers and toy haulerswww.livinlite.com

u Riverside travel trailers Inc. Focus: luxurious travel trailers at affordable priceswww.riversidetrailer.com

u sierra Motor corp. Focus: high-value travel trailerswww.campfirecamper.com

u silver crown coach Focus: luxury class A motorhomeswww.silvercrowncoach.com

u sunset Park & RV Inc. Focus: light and affordable travel trailers and toy haulerswww.sunset-rv.com

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2009 Pennsylvania RV & camping show Figures / More than 22 acres of new RVs on display / 59 exhibiting manufacturers / More than 100 accessory vendors / From small campers to full-size motorhomes

toWABLe RVs The big advantage of towable units is that you can unhitch them from your vehicle and leave them at the campground. Then you’re free to travel and see the local sights.

u Folding camping trailerThis lightweight unit folds up compactly for towing by your car or truck. When set up, it provides kitchen, dining and sleeping areas. sleeps: up to 8 people Price: $4,000-$13,000

u truck camperAttach this unit to the bed or chassis of your pickup truck. Most have a kitchen and bathroom. sleeps: up to 6 peoplePrice: $4,000-$26,000

u travel trailerDesigned to be towed by a car, van or truck, it usually includes amenities such as a kitchen; bathroom; sleeping, dining and living areas; electric; water and appliances. sleeps: up to 10 peoplePrice: $8,000-$65,000

u Fifth-Wheel trailerMuch like a conventional travel trailer, this unit hitches to your pickup truck and offers homelike amenities. some also feature two-level floor plans. sleeps: up to 6 peoplePrice: $13,000-$100,000

u MotorhomeThe name says it all — it’s literally like a house on wheels, complete with a kitchen, bathroom and sleeping and dining areas. The living spaces usually include electricity, heat, air conditioning, water and propane gas. sleeps: up to 6 peoplePrice: $48,000-$400,000

u Van camperThis unit drives just like the family van, but it’s modified for recreation to include items such as side windows, carpeting, paneling, custom seats and accessories. sleeps: up to 4 peoplePrice: $41,000-$74,000

from dealer to dealer can be exhausting. The Pennsylvania RV & Camping Show offers a hands-on experience to help you decide what you want in an RV. That’s why Sam Newsom from Roanoke, Va., wanted to attend the show, and stay multiple days. “We’re looking for a Class A diesel pusher, and so we wanted to go someplace where there’s plenty of them to get a better idea of layout, color scheme and options.”

Discovering the trendsThe best part about having access to so many 2010 RVs in one spot is being able to do a little comparison shopping. It’s also an ideal way to figure out the latest trends in the industry.

This year, with people becoming more conscientious about living a “green” lifestyle,

it was nice to see so many manufacturers introducing environmentally friendly RV options. Eliminating wood in the construction, and in general creating lighter and more aerodynamic RVs, has become a common practice for many manufacturers. Others took more elaborate green measures, such as offering mattresses made of recycled water bottles.

MotoRIZeD RVsIf you’re driving, there’s no need to go outside to get into the living areas. Motorized RVs are manufactured as one convenient unit.

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u The Pennsylvania RV & camping show had hundreds of models on display, so how do you figure out what’s what? Get a quick breakdown of the types of RVs that you can see at the show. It really comes down to what you’re looking for — towable or motorized.


2009 Pennsylvania RV & camping show Figures / More than 22 acres of new RVs on display / 59 exhibiting manufacturers / More than 100 accessory vendors / From small campers to full-size motorhomes

“Go RVing has done a wonderful job delivering the message

to consumers that the RV lifestyle offers great value to families,

and we continued that message into the marketing of

the show.” - ReBeccA LeNINGToN, Executive Vice President, PRVCA

In addition, there seemed to be lines of people wanting to get a look inside campers with bunk houses, which are ideal for families. Attendees also showed interest in RVs with toy haulers, something that’s newer to the industry. Toy haulers make it easy to take along your golf carts, motorcycles and bicycles.

seminars for an RV educationAs if you don’t have enough to take in, you can’t forget about the top-notch seminars going on every day of the show. Topics run the gamut, from shopping for an RV to finding an exciting RV destination. What type of RV is right for you? Do you have to clean the undercarriage of your RV? Can you RV in Alaska? You’ll get to interact with the speakers and go home with the answers you need. These are a few of the popular seminar offerings:

• RV Adventure Videos – Catch hourly videos featuring RV destinations around the

country, such as the East Coast, Gulf Coast and Alaska.

• TheRVDoctor – Gary Bunzer shares tips on maintaining a healthy RV, inside and out.

• ExtendedWarrantiesandService – Find out the pros and cons of having a plan.

• TipsonChoosinganRV – National RV writer Bob Marx offers a logical approach for deciding which RV is right for your particular lifestyle.

• RVSafetyGuidelines – Learn the proper weight limits and tire-safety tips for your RV, as well as details on supplemental braking systems.

America was bitten by the RVing bug decades ago — a century ago, to be exact! Now more than ever, consumers seem to be realizing the value of this unique pastime. You shouldn’t be the exception. So do a little RV shopping at next year’s show, Sept. 15-19, 2010, at the GIANT Center in Hershey. Need more specifics? Visit www.largestRVshow.com or call 888-303-2887.

Around the cornerWhile you’re in Hershey for the RV show, take some time to experience a few other attractions in this town built on chocolate.

Adventure sports in Hershey717-533-7479 • www.adventurehershey.com

Challenge the family to go-kart racing, mini golf, batting cages and arcade games.

Antique Auto Museum at Hershey717-566-7100 • www.aacamuseum.org

Discover the history of the automobile via restored cars from the 1900s.

crossroads Antique Mall717-520-1600 • www.crossroadsantiques.com

Dozens of antique dealers offer a mix of rustic furniture, pottery, glass and toys.

cullari Vineyards and Winery717-533-8985 • www.cullari-vineyards.com

Visit Hershey’s first and only winery to sample red, white and dessert wines.

the Hershey story, the Museum on chocolate Avenue717-534-3439 • www.hersheystory.org

Learn about the life of Milton S. Hershey and then indulge in a little chocolate tasting.

HeRsHeY’s chocolate World717-534-4900 • www.hersheys.com

Experience the HERSHEY’S chocolate-making process with a free tour.

Hersheypark800-HERSHEY • www.hersheypark.com

Hersheypark has something for everyone — kiddie rides, roller coasters, water rides.

Indian echo caverns717-566-8131 • www.indianechocaverns.com

Tour room after room of a cave that was naturally created over millions of years.

the outlets at Hershey717-520-1236 • www.theoutletsathershey.com

Shop at 60 outlet stores — from Osh Kosh B’Gosh to Nine West to Brooks Brothers — and save on items for the whole family.

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Who doesn’t want to enjoy a great vacation? RVing is the perfect, affordable way to spend quality time with your family and avoid many of the hassles travelers can sometimes experience on other types of trips. With RVing you don’t need to worry about baggage restrictions, what to do with your four-legged friends or incur the expensive costs of eating out, and it’s one of the most affordable ways to travel! RV adventures have also proved to be a healthier way to vacation. More RVing families get outdoors to walk, bike and hike trails and experience all that nature has to offer. Being in charge of your schedule is also a great way to reduce the stress that many travelers experience when trying to keep a tight

timeline. RVing allows you to go where you want, when you want, with no planes to catch or trains to miss. The information provided in this magazine will help make your RV travels an enjoyable experience. The directory portion of the guide lists businesses that are just a phone call away and are available to make your Pennsylvania getaway as relaxing as possible. These resources can truly be a valuable asset while on the road, so don’t hesitate to pick up the phone. If you happen to travel our way in September, join us for America’s Largest RV Show, held Sept. 15-19, 2010, in Hershey — The Sweetest Place On Earth®. The show floor offers everything you could possibly need to RV. With more than 21 acres of RVs on

site, there’s something for everyone, from the smallest truck camper to the largest motorhome. Industry days for related businesses are held Sept. 13 and 14. For more information, visit www.largestRVshow.com. Also, if you are thinking of making a career change, the PA RV & Camping Education Foundation has developed two programs dedicated to training RV technicians. This field is in high demand, so check out the educational opportunities at www.prvca.org. Enjoy your RV adventure, and spend the time of your life — not your life savings!

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chairman, PRVcA Board of Directors

owner, Rhone’s Travel Trailers, Inc.

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PA1 Adventure Bound Camping

Resorts - Eagles Peak397 Eagles Peak RoadRobesonia, PA 19551800-336-0889 • fax 610-589-4858E-mail: [email protected]: www.abeaglespeak.com/prvca

Open April 1-Oct. 31. Near PA Dutch/Amish Country, Reading, Hershey & Lancaster. Rustic & deluxe cabins, full hookup & tent sites, cable TV, fishing pond, store, mini-golf, propane, planned activities, special events, heated pools, laundry, picnic tables, fire rings, clean showers & restrooms.

2 All Seasons RV’sJim Van Billiard2867 Nazareth RoadEaston, PA 18045610-253-7700 • fax 610-253-7770E-mail: [email protected]: www.allseasonsrvs.com

Hours: M-F 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Winnebago - Voyage, Sightseer, Outlook, Access, Destination, Adventurer, Journey, View; PA inspections; full service; metered propane.

3 Beaver Valley Family CampgroundGreg and Jenn Weinrich80 Clay Ridge RoadOttsville, PA 18942610-847-5643

Email: [email protected] • [email protected]: www.campbeavervalley.com

We are a family oriented campground where you can come and relax with a swimming pool, playground, basketball, volleyball courts, horseshoes & shuffleboard. Most of our sites are wooded and have electric and water. We are near Doylestown, Philadelphia, Allentown and Langhorne.

4 Berks Mont Camping Center, Inc.Henry Shellenberger890 Swinehart RoadBoyertown, PA 19512610-369-9533 • fax 610-369-9535E-mail: [email protected]: www.berksmontcamping.com

Open M-Th 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Leer truck caps, Tonneau Covers and truck accessories, Four Winds motorized & towables, Great West/Sprinter Class B’s, Sunnybrook, Palomino, Puma Aerolite and Adirondack towables, Host, Palomino and Sun Valley truck campers, Palomino fold downs; RV service, storage and insurance repairs

5 Blue Rocks Family Campground, Inc.The Wood Family341 Sousley RoadLenhartsville, PA 19534610-756-6366 • fax 610-756-3006

6 Boat-N-RV SuperstoreBurt Landes20 Industrial Dr.Hamburg, PA 19526610-562-7057www.boatnrv.com

7 Camp-A-WhileClair Zimmerman1921 E. Main St.Hegins, PA 17938570-682-8696 • fax 570-682-3421E-mail: [email protected]: www.campawhilepa.com

A beautiful wooded, spacious campsite, family activities as well as quiet old-fashioned campfire camping. Enjoy nature’s way of relaxation.

8 Country Acres CampgroundKathy Zook20 Leven RoadGordonville, PA 17529717-687-8014 • fax 717-687-9503E-mail: [email protected]: www.countryacrescampground.com

Pool, playground, big rig sites, Wi-Fi, cable, cabins, tenting area, camp store, laundry, clean bathhouses.

9 Country Haven CampgroundBonnie & Bob Patterson354 Springville Road

New Holland, PA 17557717-354-7926 Web: www.countryhaven.com

Known as “The Quiet One,” come enjoy our breathtaking 5 mile view overlooking the Amish farmland. Terraced levels, pull throughs and wooded sites all with full hookups, cable TV & Wi-Fi. LP, laundry & wood. Big rigs welcome. Open April 1 thru mid-Nov.

10 Driftstone On The DelawareJeff Ackerman2731 River RoadMt Bethel, PA 18343570-897-6859 • fax 570-897-9080E-mail: [email protected]: www.driftstone.com

Open mid-May to mid-Sept. Located on the Delaware River; 190 sites, boat launching, canoe, kayak, raft rentals & trips, swimming pool, rec hall, laundry, store, planned activities, sand volleyball court, playground, softball field.

11 Elizabethtown/ Hershey KOAKarl & Linda Schmidt1980 Turnpike RoadElizabethtown, PA 17022717-367-7718 • 800-562-4774fax 717-367-3412E-mail: [email protected]:www.campwithrusty.com

Closest KOA to Hershey & the only KOA in

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Lancaster County. Offers shaded tent sites to big rig 50 amp pull thrus. Kabins too. For fun, we have a swimming pool, mini-golf, horseshoes, volleyball, playground and more. Wi-Fi available.

12 Family Camping Outlet, Ltd.+Bill D’ Andrea1809 W. High St.Stowe, PA 19464610-327-4167 • 866-806-3196fax 610-327-9824E-mail: [email protected]: www.familycampingoutlet.com

Open M, W, F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; T, Th 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Other times by appointment. Escalade, Montego Bay, New Vision, New Vision Ultra, Sportsmen, Sportsmen Ultra Lite, Sportster, Spree, Coyote, Inferno, Sport Rock Climber, MXT, Durango, Durango LX, K-Z. Family owned and operated. Full parts and service dept.

13 Fretz RVSteve Fretz3479 Bethlehem PikeSouderton, PA 18964215-723-3121 • fax 215-723-0373E-mail: [email protected]: www.fretzrv.com

Open M-Sa call for hours. Sales, service, state inspection, large accessory and parts store. Jayco, Heartland, Hi-Lo, Excel, Phoenix Cruisesr, Roadtrek, Winnebago. Family owned and operated for 64 years.

14 Gayle Kline RV Center, Inc.Jeff Kline444 E. Main St.Mountville, PA 17554717-285-2008 • 717-285-3158fax 717-285-7860E-mail: [email protected]: www.gayleklinerv.com

Open M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fleetwood, Jayco, Trail Lite, Montana, Four Winds, Itasca by Winnebago. Sales, service and inspection.

15 Harold’s RV CenterHarold Hoch Jr., Cheryl Hoch7514 Bath PikeBath, PA 18014610-837-9880 • fax 610-837-9473E-mail: [email protected]: www.haroldsrvcenter.com

16 Indian Valley Camping CenterClaire Keller3400 Bethlehem PikeSouderton, PA 18964215-723-4852 • 800-774-8330fax 215-723-7799E-mail: [email protected]: www.ivccrv.com

Open March-Sept.: M, T, Th 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; W, F 8 a.m. -5 p.m., Sa 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Other months: M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sierra, Denali, Dutchmen, Pleasure Way, Dorado, Plateau, Cougar, Fun Finder, Shadow Cruiser, View Finder & Coleman popup.

17 Kieffer’s RV Sales, Ltd.Ernie Kieffer1404 Ben Franklin HighwayDouglassville, PA 19518610-326-5998 • 800-982-7500fax 610-970-2062E-mail: [email protected]: www.kiefferrv.com

Sales, service, parts, metered propane, Cherokee, Coleman fold down, Nomad.

18 Lake-in-Wood Camping ResortKlaas Bakker576 Yellow Hill RoadNarvon, PA 17555717-445-5525 • fax 717-445-9754E-mail: [email protected]: www.lakeinwoodcampground.com

Open Apr 1-Nov 1. Geared to the lifestyle of today’s campers, from tents to park models – a “home away from home’ in luxury! 400 wooded and open pull-thru sites with 30 and 50 amp, water, sewer, TV cable, telephone modem, red picnic table, fireplace and free secure Wi-Fi at your site “TengoInternet.”

19 Lake-in-Wood RV (Bakker’s, Inc.)Klaas Bakker576 Yellow Hill RoadNarvon, PA 17555717-445-5525 • fax 717-445-9754E-mail: [email protected]: lakeinwoodgocampingamerica.com

Dealer in Park Models – Open All Year. Geared to the lifestyle of today’s campers, from tents to park models – a “home away from home’ in luxury! 400 wooded and open pull-thru sites with 30 and 50 amp, water, sewer, TV cable, telephone modem, red picnic table, fireplace and high-speed wireless Internet.

20 Lancaster County RV*+Donald Beckner122 Prospect RoadLandisville, PA 17538717-898-9656 • fax 717-898-9656E-mail: [email protected]: www.lancaster-countyrv.com

Major & minor repair, Certified technicians, financing available. 2010 25th Anniversary.

21 Media Camping CenterE. Hadden Smith1233 W. Baltimore Pike-LimaMedia, PA 19063610-566-1833 • fax 610-891-0877E-mail: [email protected]

Open M, T, Th, F 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m.; W 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Winnebago, Starcraft, Prowler, Montana, Layton, Sierra, Commercial Vehicles. Sales, Service, Inspection.

22 Media Camping CenterHadden Smith1651 Route 309, Bethlehem Pike

Hatfield, PA 19440-1302215-822-1345 • 800-880-0335fax 215-822-0339E-mail: [email protected]: www.mediacampingctr.com

March-Oct.: M-Th 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov.- Feb.: M-Th 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-4 p.m. American Coach, Revolution, Discovery, Bounder, Pace Arrow, Fiesta, Tioga, Prowler, Timberlodge, Flagstaff, Shamrock & Starcraft TT & 5th wheels, Toy Haulers by Gear Box & RPM. RV service, LP, dump & parts.

23 Mellott Bros. Trailer Sales, Inc.Larry Mellott Jr.P.O. Box 2802718 Willow Street PikeWillow Street, PA 17584717-464-2311 • 800-826-3556fax 717-464-5751E-mail: [email protected]: www.mellottbrothers.com

Summer Hours: M-Th 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Winter Hours: M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Featuring Holiday Rambler, Sunny Brook, Aerolite, Dutchmen, Starcraft; Award Winning Service Dept, LP Gas.

24 Oak Creek CampgroundRich and Debbie WalkerP.O. Box 128Bowmansville, PA 17507717-445-6161 • 800-446-8365fax 717-445-4544E-mail: [email protected]: www.oakcreekcamp.com

Open March 1-Dec. 31, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., limited winter hours. Fully wooded sites, 300 RV sites, cabin & cottage rentals, pool, 3 playgrounds, game room, laundry, pull-thru sites 50 amp, weekend activities, LP gas, ice, firewood & fishing in pond and creek.

25 Oak Grove Park & Sales, Inc.William Forst2985 Cowpath RoadHatfield, PA 19440215-723-2007 • fax 215-723-8311

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-noon. 60 RV sites, propane fill.

26 Roamers Retreat CampgroundThomas Reading5005 Lincoln HighwayKinzer, PA 17535717-442-4287 • 800-525-5605fax 717-442-3938E-mail: [email protected]: www.roamerscampground.com

Open mid-March to mid-Nov.; Winter facilities limited. Beautiful view of PA Dutch farmland. 110 Sites - 30/50 amp electric, water and sewer. Shady or open grassy pull-thru Sites. Any size RV or tents. Cottages available to rent. Modern restrooms, showers, metered LP gas, cable TV and Wi-Fi included.

27 Robin Hill Camping ResortCarolyn Krick149 Robin Hill RoadLenhartsville, PA 19534610-756-6117 • fax 610-756-3434E-mail: [email protected]: www.gocampingamerica.com/robinhill

Hours Spring-Fall: 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Summer: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Winter hours are limited. 270 large scenic sites. Full hook-ups, free cable TV, cabin rentals, winterized lodge for group rental, gift shop, snack bar, grocery store, clean modern restrooms, laundromat, pool.

28 Rosemount Camping ResortMike Canfield285 Valley RoadTamaqua, PA 18252570-668-2580

29 Shady Maple RVFor Dealer & Business Inquiries only1344 E. Main St.East Earl, PA 17519717-351-0087 • fax 717-354-6369Web: www.shadymapleRV.com

30 Spring Gulch Resort CampgroundLisa Kurtz475 Lynch RoadNew Holland, PA 17557717-354-3100 • 866-864-8524fax 717-355-9739E-mail: [email protected]: www.springgulch.com

Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. RV park with resort facilities.

31 Stoltzfus RV & Marine, Inc.+Earl Stoltzfus1335 Wilmington PikeWest Chester, PA 19382610-399-0628 • 800-860-1406fax 610-399-1497E-mail: [email protected]: www.stoltzfus-rec.com

Open Summer: M, W, F 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; T, Th 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Winter: M-F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Master Tow; Aliner; Thor America; Monaco; NuWa; Forest River; Allegro by Tiffin; Laredo, Springdale, Montana/Mountaineer and Residence by Keystone; Coleman Folding Trailers; Kodiak and Damon Motor Homes by Thor.

32 Stoltzfus RVs, Inc.Lester StoltzfusRoute 272, P.O. Box 564Adamstown, PA 19501717-484-4344 • fax 717-484-0270E-mail: [email protected]: www.stoltzfusrvs.com

Open M, W 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; T, Th F 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Charleston Class A diesel motorhomes; Freelander Class C motorhomes; Sunline, Salem, Cedar Creek, Wildcat, Terry Travel Trailers; Salem,


Cyclone, Sundance Landmark, CedarCreek, Wildcat, Terry 5th wheels; Bayliner Boats. Sales, service and parts.

33 Sun Valley CampgroundDenise Griffin451 E. Maple Grove RoadP.O. Box 129Bowmansville, PA 17507717-445-6262 • fax 717-445-5854E-mail: [email protected]: www.sunvalleycamping.com

Camping sites, Electric, Water, Sewer, Cable, 50 Amps, Pull Thrus, Cabins & Cottages.

34 Tom Schaeffer’s Camping & Travel Center*+Tom Schaeffer Sr.1236 Pottsville PikeShoemakersville, PA 19555610-562-3071 • 800-776-1888fax 610-562-3860E-mail: [email protected]

Winnebago, Newmar, Alfa, Starcraft, Cardinal, Cruiser, Sunline, Laredo, Hornet, Damon, Outback, Weekend Warrior, Gulf Strream, Sunnybrook, Toy Boxes, Mobile Suites, Lance. “Where Buying is EZ,” Our 50th year! Unparalleled parts & service.

35 Waskos Inc.David Wasko4865 MacArthur RoadWhitehall, PA 18052610-262-9100 • 610-730-3612Fax 610-262-9664E-mail: [email protected]: www.waskos.com

Sales: Campfire trailers, Exiss, Sooner, Haulmark, SYM Scooters, full service cars, trucks, RVs, trailers, parts, accessories, hitches, tack & feed

36 White Oak CampgroundBetty SigmanP.O. Box 90Strasburg, PA 17579717-687-6207 • fax 717-687-6225E-mail: [email protected]

Open Summer: 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Winter: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 180 recreational camping sites and general store.

PA1 Blue Ridge Trailer Sales

& ServiceCarol HeilRoute 115Saylorsburg, PA 18353570-992-7425 • fax 570-992-7928E-mail: [email protected]: www.blueridgetrailersales.com

Holiday Rambler travel trailers & fifth wheels; service department.

2 Bonner Sports & RVBob Reeder5335 N. Route 44Jersey Shore, PA 17740570-753-3801 • fax 570-753-8148E-Mail: [email protected]: www.bonnersports.com

Open all year. April-Sept.: M-W 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Th, F 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept.-March: M-Th 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-1 p.m. RV sales, service, parts and accessories, LP gas, and PA state inspection. Dealer of: Coachmen, Dutchmen, Dutchmen Sport, Aerolite and Hampton.

3 Bryant’s RV Showcase, Inc.Brad Bryant37 State Route 415Dallas, PA 18612570-639-3100 • fax 570-639-2710E-mail: [email protected]: www.bryantsrv.com

Coachmen, Jayco, TrailManor, Gulfstream,

travel trailers, 5th wheels. Coleman folding trailers; Woodland Park park trailers. Sales, service, store. LP gas, dump station. Trailer inspection, insurance work.

4 Bully Cap & RV CenterDaniel Evans1447 Scott St.Wilkes-Barre, PA 18705570-822-2448 • 866-693-CAPSfax 570-822-2448

5 C & D Smith RV SalesCarl Smith106 Wilkins RoadRoute 287 SouthWellsboro, PA 16901570-724-5221 • 800-836-5221fax 570-724-1030E-mail: [email protected]

Open 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., all other hours by appointment, Gladly! Gulf Stream, Conquest and Amerilite.

6 C. Neer RVChuck NeerRoute 191 Hancock HighwayBox 2496Equinunk, PA 18417800-881-6337 • 570-224-8606fax 570-224-6687E-mail: [email protected]: www.newcampers.com

5-star service dealer including mobile service. Authorized KZ Sportsmen Spree, Durango, Sportster, Montego Bay and Forest River, Rockwood, Sunseeker & Keystone Cougar Dealer. Specializing in 5th wheel, travel trailer and tent campers.

7 Delaware Water Gap/Pocono Mountain KOA233 Hollow RoadEast Stroudsburg, PA 18301570-223-8000 • fax 570-223-0760E-mail: [email protected]: www.poconoKOA.com

Open all year. Kabins, trailers & lodge rentals. Free cable TV, Wi-Fi, store, firewood, RV supplies, propane, Laundromat, RV storage, dump stations, pool, game room, mini-golf, playground, volleyball & basketball court, hayrides, horseshoes, bike rentals & planned activities.

8 Don Laine CampgroundElaine George790 57 Dr.Palmerton, PA 18071610-381-3381 • fax 610-381-3381E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.donlaine.com

Open April 15-Nov. 1. Site rental, pool, playground, game room, snack bar, laundry, planned weekend activities, country & oldies DJs & bands. Near Beltzville Lake (boating & fishing) 18 mile to Pocono Int. Raceway.

9 Four Seasons Campgrounds, Inc.Edward or Deborah LawrenceR D 1, Box 18Scotrun, PA 18355570-629-2504 • fax 570-629-7160E-mail: [email protected]: www.fourseasonscampgrounds.com

Open mid-April to mid-Oct. Quiet family campground in the Poconos. Facilities include store, pavilion, playground, 2 pools, horseshoes, shuffleboard, firewood and propane. Seasonal sites available. 50 amp service available.

10 Holiday Pines CampgroundAnn or Bruce Heasley16 Pine Tree LaneLoganton, PA 17747570-725-2267 E-mail: [email protected]: www.holidaypines.com

We are a family campground in the PA Wilds of southern Clinton County. We have full hook up, water and electric, tent sites, and full service cottages. Also we have organized activities, swimming pool and mini-golf.

11 Keen Lake Camping & Cottage ResortJanet Keen155 Keen Lake RoadWaymart, PA 18472570-488-6161Web: www.keenlake.com

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12 Mount Pocono Campground, Inc.Debbie Roberts30 Edgewood RoadMount Pocono, PA 18344570-839-8950 • 570-499-4208fax 570-839-8905E-mail: [email protected]: www.mtpoconocampground.com

2,000 Feet Above the Rest! 185 seasonal campsites, 42 wooded acres for RVs, campers, conversion & tenting. Heated swimming/wading pools, clean restrooms, rec hall, camp store, laundry, playground & horseshoes. Pets welcome.

13 Mountain Vista CampgroundJason Vaughn50 Taylor Dr.East Stroudsburg, PA 18301570-223-0111 • fax 570-223-6733E-mail: [email protected]: www.mtnvistacampground.com

Open April-Oct. 31. 185 site campground with RV store & supplies.

14 Otter Lake Camp-ResortLeslie Baum4805 Marshalls Creek RoadEast Stroudsburg, PA 18301570-223-0123 • fax 570-223-0124E-mail: [email protected]: www.otterlake.com

Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. All year camping for tents & trailers, 60-acre lake, 300 wooded sites next to state forest, 8 tiled restrooms. Outdoor pool & indoor heated pool, whirlpool & sauna, individual showers & dressing rooms, rec hall, pavilion, laundry, store.

15 Rhone’s Travel Trailers, Inc.Brad Rhone4368 Lycoming Creek RoadCogan Station, PA 17728570-494-1364 • 800-494-1001fax 570-494-1468E-mail: [email protected]: www.rhonesrv.com

Open April-Sept.: M, Th 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; T, W, F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct.-March: M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Holiday Rambler, Jayco. RV & collision repair, state inspection, notary, LP gas, parts & accessories.

16 Roadhouse Camper & RV196 Beachlake HighwayHonesdale, PA 18431570-253-2553 • fax 570-253-9541Web: www.roadhousecamper.com

17 Shore Forest CampgroundP.O. Box 366Hop Bottom, PA 18824570-289-4666 • fax 570-289-9914E-mail: [email protected]: www.shoreforestcampground.com

18 Sugar Creek Camper SalesMeylert & Audrey Schanbacher, Owners

Route 6 W. Burlington, RR 3 Box 339Troy, PA 16947570-297-3416

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sa 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. New Ameri-Camp trailers and 5th wheels; Travel Lite Truck Campers. Used trailers, 5th wheels etc. Fiberglass & aluminum truck caps, hitches, wiring, minor/major repairs, parts & accessories & service. No job is too big or too small.

19 Total Recreation RV973 Route 6Shohola, PA 18458888-855-1564

Specializing in Park Models.

20 Wide World RV Center, Inc.Guy & Joan Di Andriole1570 Highway 315Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702570-825-6673 • 800-501-0049

fax 570-825-9494E-mail: [email protected]: www.wideworldrv.com

Open Summer: M, Th 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; T, W, F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Winter: M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunnybrook, Sunset Creek & Brookside Travel Trailers & 5th wheels; Palomino Pop-up campers, travel trailers, hybrid trailers & pickup campers; Work & Play by Forest River, Surveyor travel trailers & hybrids by Forest River; Wells Cargo enclosed trailers. Huge parts and accessories store.

21 W.T. Family Camping, Inc.Paul WieandRoute 115, HC1 Box 1486Blakeslee, PA 18610570-646-9255 • fax 570-646-6317E-mail: [email protected]: www.wtfamily.com

Open April 1-Oct. 31. Summer Hours: 10

a.m.-10 p.m. Fall & Spring Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Quiet, secure family owned & operated, wooded sites with water, electric, sewer. Camp store, firewood & 2 playgrounds. Near Pocono attractions, outlets and raceway.

22 W.T. Family RV Sales & ServicePaul WieandRoute 115, HC1 Box 1486Blakeslee, PA 18610570-646-4040 • fax 570-646-6317E-mail: [email protected]: www.wtfamily.com

M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Open all year. Appointments welcome. Sell pop-ups, travel trailers & 5th wheels. We service all makes, hitches and wiring installed, indoor showroom, parts and accessories, LP gas.

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1 Battlefield RV SalesLin Kern1958 Emmittsburg RoadGettysburg, PA 17325800-735-6671 • 717-334-1577fax 717-334-4371E-mail: [email protected]: www.battlefieldrv.com

Quality – “You Deserve the Best.” Dynamax, Host and Leisure travel motor homes, 5th wheels, trailers, scooters, bikes, ATVs, accessories and equipment. Service after the sale.

2 Ben Franklin RV ParkBen Lepore III1350 Woodberry RoadYork, PA 17408717-792-9612 E-mail: [email protected]: www.benfranklinrvpark.com

We’re an RV park offering full hookups and easy access to US30 an I-83. Less than 5 miles from the York Fairgrounds/Expo Center. Less than an hour from Gettysburg, Hershey, Harrisburg, Baltimore & Lancaster Amish Country.

3 Ben’s RV CenterBarry Decker1590 Whiteford RoadYork, PA 17402717-755-9669 • fax 717-755-9660

Open Summer M, T, Th, F 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; W 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Yellowstone, Layton, Sandpiper travel trailers & 5th wheels, Wildwood and Scotty trailers, Flagstaff tent campers. Offering a full service, inspection, parts and accessory dealership.

4 Bloomsburg RV CenterKelly Swisher3820 Columbia Blvd.Bloomsburg, PA 17815570-784-3003 • fax 570-784-3704Web: www.bloomsburgrv.com

5 Buttonwood CampgroundDennis A. McFarlandP.O. Box 223Mexico, PA 17056717-436-8334 • 717-363-3998Fax 717-436-7523E-mail: [email protected]: www.buttonwoodcamp.com

Buttonwood Campground offers family camping at its finest in the beautiful Juniata River Valley of Central Pennsylvania. One of the region’s newest campgrounds, we feature large, level sites – both back in and pull-thru – with 50-amp electric service, full hookups, and a full range of amenities.

6 D.J. RV Center

David Homiak1720 Montour Blvd.Danville, PA 17821570-275-9620 • fax 570-275-9620E-mail: [email protected]: www.djrvcenter.com

Airstream Motorhome, World Famous Trailers, Interstate & Westfalla, Hitchhiker Fulltime 5/W, Forest River, Sandpiper & Wildwood trail & 5/w. Full parts & accessory showroom, hitches & hitch Accessories. Open M-F 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

7 Drummer Boy Camping Resort1300 Hanover RoadGettysburg, PA 17325800-293-2808 • 717-334-3277fax 717-334-9524E-mail: [email protected]: www.drummerboycampresort.com

Beautiful wooded park close to town with 400 campsites, cabins, 50 cottages. 2008 Award of Excellence, 100 Top Rated Good Sam RV Parks. 5W/5W rating from Woodall’s recognizing high quality in customer service & recreational features & has been placed on Woodall’s top 8 campgrounds in PA & in the top 100 campgrounds in North America.

8 Etnoyer’s RV World, Inc.Larry Etnoyer576 Second St.Highspire, PA 17034717-939-9300 • fax 717-939-3159 E-mail: [email protected]

Open M-F 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Road Runner trailers; 5th wheels; Viking pop-ups; StarCraft expandable trailers; Extream light trailers; 5th wheels; RV service, parts & accessories.

9 Farnsworth Camping CenterGary Farnsworth279 N. Market St.Elysburg, PA 17824570-672-2332 • 570-672-9550fax 570-672-2858E-mail: [email protected]

Open Summer: M, T 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; W-F 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Winter: M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Full Fleetwood gas & diesel; Terry travel trailers; Fleetwood folding trailers; large accessory store & RV service.

10 Four Seasons at Raystown LakePark Model Homes & campground19366 Little Valley RoadSaxton, PA 16678814-477-1005 • 888-758-6674fax 814-867-1221Web: www.fourseasonsraystown.com

4-season camping. Park Home Sales & Rentals, WSEC. Nearby: Boating, marina, beach, water park, hiking, restaurants, shopping, sightseeing & dinner cruises, miniature golf, museums, caverns, amusement parks, minor league baseball, PSU. Ice, groceries, propane, Raystown apparel.

11 Gettysburg Battlefield Resort1960 Emmitsburg RoadGettysburg, PA 17325800-789-2599 • fax 866-364-0880

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12 Gettysburg Campground Robert & Patricia Adams2030 Fairfield RoadGettysburg, PA 17325717-334-3304 • fax 717-334-4421E-mail: [email protected]: www.gettysburgcampground.com

We are a full service family campground in historic Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg Campground is bordered by beautiful Marsh Creek, with both shady or sunny RV sites, and a primitive tent area along the creek.

13 Granite Hill Camping ResortLacey Gawler, Cyndie Winkelmann3340 Fairfield RoadGettysburg, PA 17325717-642-8749 • 800-642-TENTfax 717-642-8025E-mail: [email protected]: www.granitehillcampingresort.com

Whether you come to relax, to delve into Civil War history or to enjoy the great outdoors, you will discover an unforgettable vacation experience at Granite Hill Camping Resort and Adventure Golf. 150-acre Civil War era farm with full amenities, private tent sites, spacious pull-thru sites and rustic cabins. Join us for the unforgettable Granite Hill experience!

14 Grumbine’s RV Center*+Greg Bonter7501 Allentown Blvd.Harrisburg, PA 17112717-657-3747 • 800-272-4786fax 717-657-0787E-mail: [email protected]: www.grumbine.com

Open M-Th 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Call for winter hours. Cougar, Cedar Creek, Aerolite, Dutchmen, Freedom Spirit, Fourwinds, Itasca, Riverside, Colorado, Kodiak, Daybreak, Intruder, Astoria, Tuscany, sales, service, parts & accessories, PA state inspection. Overnight parking available for service customers.

15 Harrisburg East CampgroundMilenna Hershey1134 Highspire RoadHarrisburg, PA 17111717-939-4331 • fax 717-939-3160E-mail: [email protected]: www.hbgeastcampground.com

Open year round 9 a.m.-dusk. Camping for 62 RV sites/12 tent sites; LP gas, small store, RV supplies, free Wi-Fi, laundry, playground, pool, vehicle & household storage; weekly & monthly rates; easy access to PA 76, I-283 & I-81; 10 minutes from Harrisburg Capitol.

16 Hershey Conewago CampgroundDave Stillwagon1590 Hershey RoadElizabethtown, PA 17022

717-367-1179 • 866-246-1809E-mail: [email protected]: www.hersheyconewago.com

Country setting located 6 miles south of Hershey on Rt 743. Pool, pavilion, playground, mini-golf, laundry, country store and more. Tenting, water, electric, sewer sites, cabins and a 20 room motel.

17 Hershey Highmeadow CampgroundMark PanassowP.O. Box 866Hershey, PA 17033800-437-7439 • 717-534-8999fax 717-534-8998E-mail: [email protected]: www.hersheycamping.com

Open Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. all year. Extended hours in the summer season – Memorial Day to Labor Day. Complete camping facilities, cabins, LP gas, sewage, disposal, ice, pool, game room, store, playgrounds. 2 miles from Hersheypark & other Hershey attractions.

18 Hidden Valley Camping ResortHerbert C. McAtee, George A. Rohling162 Hidden Valley LaneMifflinburg, PA 17844570-966-1330 • fax 570-966-4985E-mail: [email protected]: www.hiddenvalleycamping.com

Open April 13-Oct. 14. Camping cabins, mini-golf, paddle boats, swimming pool, petting farm, free fishing, church services, general store, pony rides, planned activities.

19 Keystone RV CenterAldine Martin15799 Young Road S.Greencastle, PA 17225717-597-0939 • 800-232-3279fax 717-597-0639E-mail: [email protected]

Open April 1-Sept. 30: M-F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-4 p.m.; Oct. 1-March 31: M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-4 p.m. National, Jayco, Flagstaff, Fourwinds, Open Road, Nash, Artic Fox, Wildcat, Lexington, Roadtrek, Work-n-Play, CargoMate, Aluma, Country Coach, Foretravel, Nomad, Desert Fox. 13 service bays, large parts & accessory store, RV rental, camping.

20 Lerch RVStaci Lerch70 Commerce Dr.Milroy, PA 17063717-667-1400 • 800-722-1236fax 717-667-1401E-mail: [email protected]: www.lerchrv.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sprinter 5th wheels & trailers; Montana 5th wheels & trailers; Open Range 5th wheels & trailers, Outback 5th wheels & trailers, Wildwood trailers; Springdale; Passport trailers.

21 Lickdale CampgroundTammy & Kyle Boltz

11 Lickdale RoadJonestown, PA 17038717-865-6411 • fax 717-865-0631E-mail: [email protected]: www.lickdalecampground.com

Only 20 minutes from Hershey, our campground features large, level, shaded campsites & is located 1000 ft. off I-81 at Exit 90, providing quick convenient year-round accommodations for RVers traveling north or south. All sites have E/W/S and cable TV, concrete pad, picnic table & fire ring.

22 Martin Camper SalesJohn Martin6785 Carlisle PikeMechanicsburg, PA 17050717-766-5569 • fax 717-766-7408E-mail: [email protected]

Open Summer: M, W, F 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.; T, Th 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Winter: M-F 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunset Trail and Zinger Trailers; Eagle Truck Caps. Service department, storage, camping supplies, PA state inspection on all RVs.

23 Paradise Stream Family CampgroundBob & Bev KlausP.O. Box 124Off Rt 274 West - Paradise Stream RoadLoysville, PA 17047717-789-2117E-mail: [email protected]: www.campparadisestream.com

Open April 10-Oct. 26, 2009. 150 Site Campground.

24 Radabaughs Camping Trailers, Inc.For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlySue Radabaugh2464 Valley RoadMarysville, PA 17053-9734717-957-3667 • fax 717-957-3612E-mail: [email protected]: www.radabaughsrvs.com

Open 6 days a week. Closed Sundays and most holidays. Jayco Fold-Downs, Travel Trailers, 5th Wheels. Preowned sales any brand, service inspection of most makes; new/used parts & accessories.

25 Reichart’s Camping Center, Inc.Dan Saltzgiver2100 Baltimore PikeHanover, PA 17331-9607717-637-2882 • 800-521-5631fax 717-637-2572E-mail: [email protected]: www.rv4u.com

Hours March 1-Sept. 30: M, T, Th, F 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; W 8 a.m.-5 p.m., All Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Oct. 1-Feb 28: M, F 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; T-Th 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Rockwood pop-ups, hybrids & lites; Wildcat 5th; Bighorn 5th; North Trail Lites; TrailManor; Coachmen SOA TT; Fairmont PM; 15 svc bays; parts & acc store; metered & Propane Cyl xch; trailer state inspection.

26 Round Top Campground180 Knight RoadGettysburg, PA 17325717-334-9565

27 Salem RV CenterKelly DreeseRoute 522 & 387 Clifford RoadSelinsgrove, PA 17870800-720-3678 • 570-374-2300fax 570-374-4591E-mail: [email protected]: www.salemrvsales.com

Family owned & operated since 1986/featuring Siera, Salem, Rockwood Lite, Rockwood Roo & Rockwood popups, Salem & Work N Play toy haulers & Continental Cargo Trls, mfg. by Forest River. RV sales/service/parts/acc/L.P./hitches/winter storage/winterizing/onsite & on road svc/warranty & ins. work. Financing for new/used & repair work.

28 Susquehanna Valley RV sales & serviceWayne Brouse2084 Route 522Selinsgrove, PA 17870570-374-2267 • fax 570-374-2281E-mail: [email protected]

Hours: M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Citation, Chateau, Wilderness, Carriage-Lite & Carri-Lite by Carriage, Starcraft. Sales in parts and accessories, service all makes, all major appliances, reconstruction work, LP gas, and insurance work.

29 ultimate RVFor Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyTony Nease10070 Allentown Blvd.Grantville, PA 17028866-966-4697 • 717-469-4331Fax: 717-469-4332E-mail: [email protected]: www.ultimaterv.net

Consignment sales & full service center.

30 Western Village RV Park, Inc.Diane Schrader200 Greenview Dr.Carlisle, PA 17015717-243-1179E-mail: [email protected]: www.westernvillagervpark.com

31 yogi at Shangri-La/Legacy RV ResortsBruce A. Bryant670 Hidden Paradise RoadMilton, PA 17847800-445-6660 • 570-524-4561fax 570-524-4522E-mail: [email protected]: www.slcreek.com

172 total RV sites, can accommodate RVs up to 45 ft., full hookups, 30 & 50 amp service, free 50 channel cable TV, heated swimming pool, game room, new play structure, fishing ponds, hiking & biking trails, daily planned activities June-August, free Wi-Fi.


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1 Ansley RVJohn DeistP.O. Box 239, 1280 Route 764Duncansville, PA 16635814-695-9817 • fax 814-695-9814E-mail: [email protected]: www.ansleyrv.com

Open April-Sept.: M, Th 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; T, W, F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct.-March: M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Pace Arrow, Bounder, Kountry Star, Dutch Star, Winnebago, Laredo, Cedar Creek, Dutchmen, Breckenridge, Sunnybrook, Cherokee.

2 Brooks Camper SalesEric BrooksP.O. Box 55Connellsville, PA 15425724-628-5625 • fax 724-628-6137E-mail: [email protected]: www.brooksrv.com

3 Clem’s Trailer Sales *+Randy Giancola1580 S R 65 SouthEllwood City, PA 16117724-752-1541 • 800-747-1540fax 724-758-2536E-mail: [email protected]: www.clemstrailersales.com

Hours M, T, Th 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m.; W, F 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sa 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Full RV service, PA state inspection, LP gas, large parts & accessories showroom; Coachmen; Sportscoach, Outback, Allegro by Tiffin, Fleetwood folding

trailers, Clipper tents, Trail-Lite by R-Vision.

4 Coopers RV Center Inc.Keith Conard4000 Golden Mile HighwayMurrysville, PA 15668800-300-8058E-mail: [email protected]: www.coopersrv.com

5 Hufnagel & Majors, Inc.Tricia Majors265 Perry HighwayHarmony, PA 16037724-452-7593 • 888-287-0976fax 724-452-5422E-mail: [email protected]: www.hufnagel-majors.com

Open M, Th 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; T, W, F 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Winter: M, Th 9 a.m.- 6 p.m.; T, W, F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Montana, Mountaineer, Classic Cruiser, Sundance.

6 Martinsburg Auto & RV Expo114 W. Penn St.Martinsburg, PA 16662814-793-3444 • fax 814-793-7971E-mail: [email protected]: www.martinsburgrv.com

7 Mountain Pines Campground ResortLance Wagner1662 Indian Creek Valley Road

Champion, PA 15622724-455-3300 • 518-615-0552E-mail: [email protected]: www.mtpinesresort.com, www.morganrvresorts.com

8 Ranger Trailer and Coach Sales125 Theobold Ave.Greensburg, PA 15601Airstream & service only: 724-836-4444All other inquires: 724-837-2753E-mail: [email protected]: www.rangertrailer.com

Full line of Airstream trailers and touring coaches. Full service and parts department. Inspections, outdoor storage & towing available. Custom trailers, motorcycle trailers, toy haulers, truck caps, and toolbox truck caps.

9 Scottyland RV Resort & SalesGary Pirschl1618 Barron Church RoadRockwood, PA 15557814-926-4400 • 800-242-2267fax 814-926-3491Web: www.scottylandrvresort.com

A 300-acre complex with more than 710 sites open to all makes of RVs; large bass lake, full size pool, roller skating rink, game room; electric, water, sanitary hookups, washrooms, showers, LP gas, laundromat.

10 unger Recreational Vehicles, Inc.George Unger

800 Flaugherty Run RoadCoraopolis, PA 15108412-264-8100 • fax 412-264-8102E-mail: [email protected]:www.ungerrv.com

Open weekdays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. except Tues. 1-4 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Exit 8 off Route 60. Minutes from Pittsburgh Airport. Used RV sales of all types, motorhome rentals, parts & accessory store. Complete RV service, inspection, warranty service, LP gas & comfort station

11 Valero Century Inc.CJ Valero2718 Route 66Delmont, PA 15626724-468-1010 • fax 724-468-8873E-mail: [email protected]: www.valerocentury.com

Sales, service, parts, repairs and fabrication, all under one room. We are family owned and do business the old-fashioned way, from our family to yours.

12 Wise Trailer SalesJustin Wise211 Jayco Dr.Ebensburg, PA 15931814-472-5561 • fax 814-472-5565E-mail: saleswisetrailer.comWeb: www.wisetrailer.com

Full line of Jayco RVs. Parts store with great selection. Make a “Wise” decision.

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PA1 Brookdale Family Campground

25164 State Highway 27Meadville, PA 16335E-mail: [email protected]: www.brookdalecampground.com

2 Campers Paradise Campground & CabinsAndrea Steele37 Steele Dr.Sigel, PA 15860814-752-2393E-mail: [email protected]: www.campersparadise.net

Family campground located between Cook Forest & Clear Creek State Parks. RV & tent sites in a natural wooded setting. Primitive & luxury cabins with private hot tubs. Also featuring our “Wild West Territory” with tipi, covered wagon & bunkhouse rentals. Heated pool & scheduled summer activities.

3 Dennis Trailers Inc.*Darla Smith989 Old Route 8Harrisville, PA 16038814-786-7959 • fax 814-786-7031E-mail: [email protected]: www.dennistrailersinc.com

Open M-F 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Chariot Eagle; Kropf; Hy-Line; Full line parts dept; service; propane fill station; RVIA/ RVDA Certified Technician on staff; new and used sales, and service.

4 Fame RV CenterBrenda Bailey329 Mill St.Saegertown, PA 16433814-763-5645 • 866-763-FAMEfax 814-763-2177Web: www.famerv.com

Open M-F 7 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Laredo, Big Horn, Big Country, VR1, Fairmont Park Trailers, Starcraft, Challenger, Hornet, Breckenridge Park Trailers, Pace American, A.R.E., service & inspection facility.

5 Kalyumet Camping & CabinsBecky & Mark Wineman8630 Miola RoadLucinda, PA 16235814-744-9622E-mail: [email protected]: www.kalyumet.com

Family campground located near Cook Forest and the Clarion River. Full hook-up RV sites, tent sites & luxury log cabin. Large heated pool with spray mushroom, clean modern restrooms, planned weekend activities, fire truck & wagon rides, Saturday evening popcorn roast & more.

6 Lampe Marina CampgroundDoug Miley208 E. Bayfront Parkway, Suite 201Erie, PA 16507814-454-5830 • 814-434-3078fax 814-455-8070

E-mail: [email protected]: www.porterie.org

Lampe Marina Campground is located on Lake Erie. We have 42 sites all with water and electric. The campground has new shower and restroom facilities. Lampe Campground is located next to a public boat launch and it is close to all kinds of fun activities in Erie, Pa.

7 Ray Wakley’s RV CenterRay Wakley10261 W. Main RoadNorth East, PA 16428814-725-9608 • 800-248-0079fax 814-725-2473E-mail: [email protected]: www.wakleyrv.com

RV Sales, Service, Parts and Accessories. Located just 10 Miles East of Erie on US Route 20. Brands Sold are Prowler, Rockwood, Wildcat, Salem, Hitchiker, Nash, Artic Fox and Damon.

8 Rose Point Park – Cabins & CampingDeb & Rick Yeager314 Rose Point RoadNew Castle, PA 16101724-924-2415E-mail: [email protected]: www.rosepointpark.com

Charming log cabins and full-service RV sites. Located just north of Pittsburgh

near I-79, exit 99. We offer a wide range of recreation - fish the Slippery Rock Creek, swim in our heated pool and stay connected with free Wi-Fi. It is our mission to provide your family with a memorable experience. Camp with us and enjoy the outdoors!

9 Starr’s Trailer SalesGreg Starr3673 Route 219Brockway, PA 15824814-265-0632 • fax 814-265-8097E-mail: [email protected]: www.starrstrailersales.com

Full service RV dealer. Dutchmen, Outback, Nomad, Denali, Coleman Folding Trailers, Grand Junction, Ever-Lite travel trailers & fifth wheels. Summer Hours: M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m; Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Winter Hours: M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

10 The Foote Rest CampgroundBev & Jim Tarbox, Bonnie Stake3183 Route 219Kane, PA 16735814-778-5336 • fax 814-778-5111E-mail: [email protected]

Open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 162-site campground.

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Alpin Haus RVBob RoseP.O. Box 8591863 State Highway 5-S WestAmsterdam, NY 12010518-842-5900 • 800-541-8248fax 518-954-2370E-mail: [email protected]: www.alpinhaus.com

Full line RV dealership- sales/service/parts/rentals/propane/dump station. Camping World Store; located off Exit 27 NY State Highway; family owned & operated for over 40 years.

Bar Harbor Campground409 State Highway 3Bar Harbor, ME 04609207-288-5185Web: www.thebarharborcampground.com

Beckley’s Camping CenterKelly T. Shanholtzer11109 Angleberger RoadThurmont, MD 21788301-898-3300 • fax 301-898-7093E-mail: [email protected]: www.beckleysrvs.com

Open M-F 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fleetwood Folding, Wilderness, Wilderness Scout, Wilderness Yukon, Nitrous, Pegasus, Cougar, Hobbi, Montana Mountaineer, Raptor, Springdale, VR1, Zeppelin All Star, Bay Star,

Dutch Star, Kountry Star, Mountain Aire, Ventana, Access, Adventurer, Aspect, Journey, Outlook, Sightseer, View, Voyage.

Boat-N-RV Warehouse12634 Route 9 WestWest Coxsackie, NY 12192800-BOAT-N-RVfax 518-731-7808Web: www.boatnrv.com

Brooks Ramsey RVDavid Ramsey11350 Pulaski HighwayWhite Marsh, MD 21162410-335-1502 • fax 410-335-3287E-mail: [email protected]: www.brooksramseyrv.com

Coachmen, Allegro, Sandpiper, Wildwood, Sunseeker LE, Phaeton Rear Diesels, Surveyor, Forester, Lexington.

Campers’ Barn RV Super Store124 Route 28Kingston, NY 12401845-338-8200 • 800-724-3711fax 845-338-8218E-mail: [email protected]: www.campersbarn.com

Open Sept. 15-March: 15 M-F 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Su 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; March 15-Sept. 15: M-F 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Su 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Full service, body work & estimates; front

end alignments; large parts & accessories with hard to find parts; NY inspection.

Cedar Creek Landing Campground22444 Holly Branch WayLincoln, DE 19960302-491-6614 • fax 302-491-6615E-mail: [email protected]: www.cedarcreeklandingcg.com

The only Good Sam certified campground in Delaware. Offers spacious & scenic sites for RV camping. New bathhouse, clubhouse, playground, walking trails, 50 amp service, wireless internet & direct RV on every site. 277 sites available – daily, weekly, seasonal.

Cherry Hill ParkNorman Gurevich9800 Cherry Hill RoadCollege Park, MD 20740-1210301-937-7116 • 800-801-6449fax 301-937-3110E-mail: [email protected]: www.cherryhillpark.com

Open 8 a.m.-9 p.m., 7 days a week. 400-site campground.

Colton RVElizabeth Jae3122 Niagara Falls Blvd.North Tonawanda, NY 14120

716-694-0188 • 800-628-4889fax 716-694-4203E-mail: [email protected]: www.coltonrv.com

Colton RV Since 1962 providing the best in customer service, #1 Holiday Rambler & #1 Tiffin (Allegro) dealer in the Northeast. 20 full service bays, on-site campground. Forest River, Gulf Stream, Fleetwood, Roadtrek & more than 400 units in stock.

Endless Summer RVsThom Beckley7633 Devilbiss Bridge RoadFrederick, MD 21701301-898-9848 • fax 301-898-0630E-mail: [email protected]: www.esrvs.com

Open M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Dutchmen Class “C,” Dynaquest, Holiday Rambler, Hurricane, Starcraft, Windsport, Forest River, Travel Supreme, Trail Sport, Trail Cruiser, Crossroads, Mandalay, service, inspection, rentals, storage, parts.

Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort (Outdoor Resorts)Suzanne Bishop, Nancy Noggle133 Arrow RoadHilton Head Island, SC 29928843-785-7699 • 800-722-2365fax 843-785-7643E-mail: [email protected]

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Web: www.hiltonheadmotorcoachresort.comPremier Motorcoach only resort on South

end of Hilton Head Island. 401 sites all with full hookups. One mile to Atlantic Ocean. Big Rigs welcome.

Jim’s RV CenterBrent Alexander67 Sacketts Creek RoadNichols, NY 18840607-699-3807 • 800-634-2357fax 607-699-3846E-mail: [email protected]: www.jimsmarine.com

Open M-F 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Bounder, Bounder Diesel, Discovery, Fiesta, Flair, Pace Arrow, Carri-go, Jayco, Open Road, Citation. 18 bay service, insurance repair, Parts & accessories Store. All major appliances repairs.

Kampgrounds of AmericaDawn RamlowP.O. Box 30558Billings, MT 59114-0558406-248-7444 • fax 406-248-7414E-mail: [email protected]: www.koa.com

Lakewood Camping Resorts IncDonnie Perry5901 S. Kings HighwayMyrtle Beach, SC 29575843-238-5161 • 877-525-3966

Lazydays *+6130 Lazy Days Blvd.Seffner, FL 33584800-626-7800 • fax 813-246-4408E-mail: [email protected]: www.lazydays.com

Legacy RV ResortsBruce Bryant213 N. Friendswood Dr.Friendswood, TX 77546

Magnolia Acres RV ResortMary Ann RossiP.O. Box 1024Campton, NH 03223Web: www.magnoliarvparks.com

Meyers Campers, Inc.Joe Tantalo 1000 Sanford Road N.Churchville, NY 14428585-293-3000 • fax 585-293-8042

Open M, T, Th 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; W, F, Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Su 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Winnebago, Itasca, Damon, Montana, Aerolite, Cabana, Trail Lite, Monaco, Timberland, Coachmen, Dutchmen, Mallard, Coleman, Fleetwood, R-Vision, Keystone, Sales, Service, Inspection.

Morgan Mgt / Morgan RV ResortEden Whitaker509 Queensbury Ave.Queensbury, NY 12804518-615-0552E-mail: [email protected]

Morris Meadows Recreation FarmLois Reithlingshoefer1523 Freeland RoadFreeland, MD 21053410-329-6636 • fax 410-357-4089E-mail: [email protected]: www.morrismeadows.us

Open year round; Summer: 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Winter: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 300-site campground can accommodate any size RV; large pull-thrus; 50-30 AMP KW, Wi-Fi hot spots; driving range.

Niagara’s Lazy Lakes Camping ResortJackie Swift4312 Church RoadLockport, NY 14094800-323-2555 • fax 716-434-2479Web: www.lazylakes.com

Outdoor Express RVScott SubasicP.O. Box 100Falling Waters, WV 25419304-274-9114 • 800-700-4787

fax 304-274-9155E-mail: [email protected]: www.oerv.com

Truck Camper & Travel Trailer experts.

Parkview RV CenterRick Horsey5511 DuPont ParkwaySmyrna, DE 19977302-653-6619 • fax 302-653-6631E-mail: [email protected]: www.parkviewrv.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Airstream, Holiday Rambler, Prowler, Mallard, Coleman, Winnebago, Trail-Lite, Dutchmen, Sales and Service.

Rhodes Enterprises IncWilliam Bevington2500 S. Bentsen Palm Dr.Mission, TX 78572956-522-3751Web: www.bentsenpalm.com

Spallco Vehicle SalesJoseph Spall915 S. Chapel St.Newark, DE 19713302-368-5950

The Dell John Mangum475 Apple Valley RoadSevierville, TN 37862

678-231-9561 • 800-943-9363Fax 865-428-6742E-mail: [email protected]: www.thedellrvresort.com

The Dell is a Class A Motorcoach resort in the Smoky Mountains. Sites are available for rent and for sale. Each full-service, 50’ x 80’ site offers individually metered 50-amp electric, water and sewer, satellite TV, telephone and high-speed internet, gated security and daily garbage pickup.

Wekiva Falls Resort & RV Park LLC30700 Wekiva River RoadSorrento, FL 32776407-830-9828E-mail: [email protected]: www.wekivafallsresort.com

Wilkins Recreational Vehicles, Inc.Brian Wilkins7520 State Route 415Bath, NY 14810607-776-3103 • 800-724-2105fax 607-776-5315E-mail: [email protected]: www.wilkinsrv.com

Open Summer: M-Th 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Winter: M-F 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Su 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Keystone, Heartland, Forest River, Pleasure Way, Newmar, Gulf Stream. Parts, accessories, 20 bays.

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Ads IncAl Fricke22431-B160 Antonio Parkway #430Rancho Santa Margartia, CA 92688949-347-6776E-mail: [email protected]

Bellmawr Collision Center, Inc.Ken Megara60 W Clements Bridge RoadRunnemede, NJ 08078E-mail: [email protected]

Camping World / Camping Club uSAAnne Uber650 Three Springs RoadBowling Green, KY 42102270-781-2718E-mail: [email protected]: www.campingworld.com

RV Accessories.

Car-Mic Truck CapsMike Wissler789 Flory Mill RoadLancaster, PA 17601717-569-3472 • fax 717-509-3238E-mail: [email protected]: www.carmiconline.com

Countryside EnterprisesArt Frank4447 Venus Ave.Harrisburg, PA 17112717-652-8535 • 877-542-6287fax 717-652-0149E-mail: [email protected]: www.countryside-enterprises.com

RV accessories.

Golf Cart Services, Inc.Scott Gobrecht4296 York RoadNew Oxford, PA 17350717-624-2900 • fax 717-624-7661E-mail: [email protected]: www.golfcartservices.com

We carry a full line of golf and specialty vehicles. We offer new & used gas, electric & custom carts to campers, along with lease programs for campground owners. We also offer service & parts for all make of carts.

KVH IndustriesKevin Dean50 Enterprise CenterMiddletown, RI 02842401-847-3327E-mail: [email protected]: www.kvh.com

S & S Enterprises [RV Service]George Scott

40 Knight RoadGettysburg, PA 17325717-334-0149 • 717-338-9571fax 717-334.-0861E-mail: [email protected]

Starlights Inc / Kinzer EnterprisesRalph & Sandy KinzerPMB 8100Pensacola, FL 32513602-738-6231

Smart Light 1000 (motion sensor light) & LED bulbs.

AssociAtions

Campground Owners of New yorkDonal Bennet1 Grove St., Suite 200Pittsford, NY 14534585-586-4360 • fax 585-586-4368E-mail: [email protected]: www.nycampgrounds.com

PA State Snowmobile AssociationLori Elliot908 N. Second St.Harrisburg, PA 17108717-441-6045 • 717-236-2046E-mail: [email protected]: www.pasnow.org

RPTIA, Inc.William Garpow30 Greenville St., 2nd FloorNewnan, GA 30264770-251-2672 • fax 770-251-0025E-mail: [email protected]: www.rptia.com

Open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. EST. RPTIA is a nonprofit trade association whose voting members include the manufacturers, suppliers & service firms who produce or service park trailers. Also represented are the nonvoting associate dealer & park members.

Distributors

Coast Distribution SystemPaul Tustin3002 Coast CourtElkhart, IN 46514800-538-7973 • fax 574-264-5193E-mail: [email protected]

Cummins Power SystemsMatthew R. Hubler, Service Manager4499 Lewis RoadHarrisburg, PA 17111-2541717-214-2935 • 800-841-1344fax 717-214-2929E-mail: [email protected]: www.powersystems.cummins.com

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Full-service coach care facility specializing in bumper-to-bumber repairs on all makes of coaches. Technicians are RVIA and ASE Certified along with Cummins Factory Certifications on engines and generators.

Keller Marine & RVFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyLori MorrowP.O. Box 190Port Trevorton, PA 17864570-374-1191, Lori ext. 217fax 570-374-5356E-mail: [email protected]: www.kellermarine.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Carefree, Thetford, Camco, Reese, Putnam, Suburban, Barker, Demco, Winegard, Shur-Flo, Atwood, Hydro Flame, Carrier.

Sebrite CorporationRick Malkus4068 MT Royal Blvd.Allison Park, PA 15101412-487-4880 • fax 800-735-8881

Hours: M-F 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Finance & insurance products.

Stag-Parkway, Inc.Mark Alexander7453 Candlewood RoadHanover, MD 21076410-850-5202 • 800-999-7824fax 410-684-2138E-mail: [email protected]: www.stagparkway.com

Hours: M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Full line RV parts and accessories.

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Bank of America100 N. Tryon St.Charlotte, NC 28255704-387-7875 • fax 704-388-9437Web: www.bankofamerica.com/dealerservices

Bank of the WestFor Business & Dealer Inquires only1450 Treat Blvd.Walnut Creek, CA 94597800-843-2327, ext. 8894fax 925-938-7446Web: www.bankofthewest.com

Belco Community Credit unionAmey Walker449 Eisenhower Blvd.Harrisburg, PA 17111717-720-6257Web: www.belco.org

D.S.C. Financial Services Inc and D.S.C Inc.Mike Bradley1515 Perry HighwayP.O. Box 240Portersville, PA 16051724-368-3881 • 800-642-0788fax 724-368-0157E-mail: [email protected]: www.dsc-incorporated.com

DSCF provides recreational vehicle and marine financing in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maryland. DSL Inc. can provide for all your recreational vehicle, marine and specialty product insurance needs.

Fifth Third BankDon Graham600 Superior Ave. E.Cleveland, OH 44114216-274-5613 • fax 216-274-5613E-mail: [email protected]

Fulton Financial CorporationFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyJeff KeeportP.O. Box 48871 Penn SquareLancaster, PA 17604717-291-2356 • fax 717-391-1390E-mail: [email protected]

Tobin AssociatesJay Tobin926 Haddon Ave.Collingswood, NJ 08108856-858-8445 • fax 888-293-8445E-mail: [email protected]: www.tobinagency.com

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Physical damage insurance, retail financing, extended service contracts, GAP, tire and wheel road hazard.

Voyager RV CreditHal Jolles15416 Valencia St.Silver Spring, MD 20905877-222-0301 • fax 301-384-0301E-mail: [email protected]: www.voyagercredit.com

RV financing/credit.

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ADM Marketing Group, Inc.Harold Haldeman3314 Market St., Suite 201Camp Hill, PA 17011717-761-5100 • fax 717-761-5887E-mail: [email protected]

Aegis GroupJoseph HarnerAegis Security Insurance CompanyP.O. Box 3153Harrisburg, PA 17105717-657-9671 • 800-233-2160fax 717-540-6479E-mail: [email protected]: www.aegisfirst.com

GEICO RV1345 Perimeter ParkwayVirginia Beach, VA 23454800-909-4031E-mail: [email protected]: www.geico.com

GEICO RV offers a comprehensive set of RV-specific coverage that insures you from a campsite to the open road. We can help protect your investment and lifestyle when you call GEICO RV for a free rate quote at 800-909-4031.

Gilbert RV Insurance5810 Hoffner Ave, Suite 805Orlando, FL 32822888-784-6787 • 407-382-3344fax 407-382-9204

E-mail: [email protected]: www.gilbertrvinsurance.com

Insuring Your Fun. Recreation insurance for recreational vehicles, motorcycles, boats and personal autos, plus extended service contracts. Open M-Th 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m.; F 9 a.m. -6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Keystone Insurers GroupJoe Joyce1995 Point Township Dr.Northumberland, PA 17857800-416-5498 • fax 570-473-8001E-mail: [email protected]: www.keystoneinsgrp.com

Property & casualty insurance, business & personal, workers’ compensation, life, health, and financial services.

Poli Seek RV Insurance (FKA AON Rec Ins)Doreen Ingle 17787 Center Court Dr.Cerritos, CA 90703425-890-6820 • fax 847-953-2688E-mail: [email protected]: www.aonrecreation.com/dealers

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Shoemaker & Besser Assoc, Inc.Pat McClure4396 W Market St.York, PA 17404717-792-2617 • fax 717-284-0850E-mail: [email protected]

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Insurance needs.

Tobin AgencyRV Insurance specialistsJay Tobin926 Haddon Ave.Collingswood, NJ 08108800-759-6321 • fax [email protected]: www.tobinagency.com

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sa 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 34 years in business serving the RV community. We provide insurance for motor homes, travel trailers, motorcycles, boats and personal autos.

Trumark Dealer ServicesFor Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyTim Umstead64 Antietam RoadTemple, PA 19560610-574-4036 • fax 610-929-1684E-mail: [email protected]: www.trumarkdealerservices.com

Retail financing, service contracts, tire/wheel road hazard, GAP, RV technical support, paint/fabric protection, credit card processing, gift/loyalty programs, menu system

Twin Peaks RV Insurance, Inc.3677 Davie Blvd.Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312954-791-5007 • 800-507-8467fax 954-791-0306E-mail: [email protected]: www.twinpeaksinsurance.com

Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. RV, auto, motorcycle and boat insurance.

united States Warranty CorporationRobert Landis6140 Parkland Blvd., Suite 230Mayfield Heights, OH 44124800-233-9878 • 440-516-2600fax 440-516-2604E-mail: [email protected]: www.uswceagle.com

Hours: 8:30 a.m.-5:15 p.m. Service contracts and extended warranties.

zurich Insurance CoBruce Shea2 Penn Center, Suite 200Pittsburgh, PA 15276412-787-5008E-mail: [email protected]

MAnufActurers

Airstream, Inc./Div of ThorPate Rawak419 W. Pike St.Jackson Center, OH 45334937-596-6111 • fax 937-596-7956E-mail: [email protected]: www.airstream.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Classic Safari & International Travel Trailers; Interstate, Westfalia & Parkway Class-B Vans; Base Camp. Born Free Motorcoach1505 N. 13th St.Humboldt, IA 50548515-332-3755 • 800-247-1835fax 515-332-3756E-mail: [email protected]: www.bornfreemotorcoach.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Manufacturer of Class C Motorhomes. Born Free – The Ultimate Touring Vehicle.

Breckenridge Park Trailers / Div. of ThorDenise Walsh656 N. DelawareNappanee, IN 46550574-773-5353 • fax 574-773-2124E-mail: [email protected]

Carriage, Inc.Don EmahiserP.O. Box 246230 Wabash Ave.Millersburg, IN 46543800-832-3632 • 574-642-3622, ext. 217fax 574-642-3663E-mail: [email protected]: www.carriageinc.com

Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Royals International, Carriage, C-force (toy hauler), Carri-lite, Cameo LXI and Compass 5th wheels.

Chariot Eagle, Inc.Robert Holliday931 N.W. 37th Ave.Ocala, FL 34475352-629-7007 fax 352-629-6920E-mail: [email protected]

RV park trailers and Cabins.

Cinq-Mars IndustriesChristian Cinq-Mars40 Rang St. FrancoisLavaltrie, QC J5T 3K5450-586-2020 • fax 450-586-6085Web: www.5marsrv.com

Classy Vehicle Specialties, Inc.dba classy chassisTom Martin

1000 Axe Ave.Valparaiso, IN 46383219-462-5536 • 800-223-4330fax 219-462-1729E-mail: [email protected]: www.classychassistrucks.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Truck conversions.

Coach House, Inc.Steve Gerzeny3480 Technology Dr.Nokomis, FL 34275941-485-0984 • 800-235-0984fax 941-488-4095E-mail: [email protected]: www.coachhouserv.com

Manufacturer of Platinum Class C Motorhomes.

Columbia Northwest1297 Kecksburg RoadMt. Pleasant, PA 15666724-423-7440 • fax 724-423-8485E-mail: [email protected]: www.aliner.com

For 28 years, Columbia Northwest has manufactured the world’s lightest camping and travel trailers. Please visit us at www.aliner.com.

Cozy Traveler IncFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyRobert Wyman2538 Southside Park CourtGoshen, IN 46526574-533-2600 • fax 574-533-2601E-mail: [email protected]: cozytravelerrv.biz

Crossroads RVNate Nickell305 Hawpatch Dr.Topeka, IN 46571260-593-3850 • 888-226-7496fax 260-593-2088E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.crossroadsrv.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Travel trailers & 5th wheels.

Cruiser RV LLCJeff FoughtFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyP.O. Box 130Howe, IN 46746260-562-3500 • fax 260-562-2210E-mail: [email protected]: www.cruiserrv.com

Damon Motor Coach For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyTina DorohP.O. Box 2888Elkhart, IN 46515574-262-2624 • 800-860-5658

fax 574-584-3656E-mail: [email protected]: www.damonrv.com

Class A Motorhome manufacturer product line-up includes Tuscany, Astoria, Challenger, Day Break, Outlaw & Avanti.

DNA EnterprisesKevin WellsP.O. Box 147Goshen, IN 46527574-534-0034 • fax 574-534-4342E-mail: [email protected]: www.canterburyrv.com

D RV Luxury SuitesDan TauerP.O. Box 235Howe, IN 46746260-562-1075 • fax 260-562-1078E-mail: [email protected]: www.drvsuites.com

Dutchmen Mfg. Inc. / Div. of ThorJoe Hosinski2164 Caragana CourtGoshen, IN 46526574-975-0516 • fax 574-533-3807E-mail: [email protected]

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Travel trailers and 5th wheels with the following brand names: Dutchmen, Four Winds, Colorado, T&B, Aerolite and Skamper. Liteweights to laminated products.

Dutch Park Homes, Inc.For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyDave Mockler2948 Hackberry Dr.Goshen, IN 46526574-642-0150 • fax 574-642-0155E-mail: [email protected]: www.dutchpark.com

Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Classic 700 & 600 Series, Classic 102 Series.

Dynamax CorporationDeWayne Creighton Jr.2745 Northland Dr., P.O. Box 1948Elkhart, IN 46515574-262-3474 • fax 574-262-1099E-mail: [email protected]: www.dynamaxcorp.com

Manufacturer of Class C Motorhomes and 5th wheels: Isata E & F Series, Grand Sport GT, Grand Sport Ultra, Dynaquest ST, DynaQuestXL, DynaAire.

Entegra CoachJohn MacDonaldP.O. Box 460Middlebury, IN 46540574-825-5861 • fax 800-825-8408E-mail: [email protected]: www.entegracoach.com


Evergreen Recreational Vehicles LLC10758 CR 2Middlebury, IN 46540574-825-4298 Web: www.goevergreenrv.com

Manufacturer of Ever-Lite eco-friendly composite travel trailers and fifth wheels.

Fairmont Park Trailers (Div. of Fairmont Homes)John Soard502 S. OaklandNappanee, IN 46550800-777-8787, ext. 3735fax 574-773-7964E-mail: [email protected]: www.fairmontparktrailers.com

12’ Wide Brands: Country Manor, Brookwood.

Forest RiverJeff Babcock55470 C R 1Elkhart, IN 46515574-389-4600

Four Winds International / Div. of ThorDana Simon, Jeff KimeP.O. Box 1486701 County Road 15Elkhart, IN 46515-1486574-266-1111 • fax 574-294-8971E-mail: [email protected]: www.fourwinds-rv.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Tours M-F 3:30 p.m. Class A motorhomes: Magellan, Windsport Hurricane. Class C motorhomes: Chateau, Dutchmen, Four Winds. Toy Hauler (Class A and Class C): Fun Mover.

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp.Jennifer Edwards552 Hyatt St.Gaffney, SC 29341864-487-1700 • 864-206-8638fax: 864-487-6400E-mail: [email protected]: www.freightlinerchassis.com

The RV industries largest diesel chassis manufacturer - “The Leader at Every Turn.”

FTCA dba Coleman Camping TrailersAllan Reeping P.O. BOX 111Somerset, PA 15501814-445-9661Web: www.worldsbestcampers.com

Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fleetwood Folding Trailers; Caravan travel trailers.

GalileoBill Gibson0770 E SR 120Howe, IN 46746888-709-1999E-mail: [email protected]

Glendale RVFor Business Dealer & Dealer Inquiries onlyGreg Thomas145 Queen St.Strathroy, ON N7G 3J6519-245-1600 • fax 519-245-5149E-mail: [email protected]: www.glendalerv.com

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Golden Falcon, Titanium 5th wheels, 5th wheels, park trailers, Royal Classic Class C motorhomes.

Gulf Stream Coach, Inc.Bonnie J. Cooper503 S. Oakland Ave.P.O. Box 1005Nappanee, IN 46550574-773-7761 • 800-289-8787fax 574-773-5761E-mail: [email protected]

Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Tour Master, Crescendo, Independence, Yellowstone, Caribbean, Sun Sport, Bounty Hunter, Conquest, Ultra, BT Cruiser, Endura, Super Nova, Super Max, Prairie Schooner, Mako,

Canyon Trail, Innsbruck, Ameri-Lite, Kingsport, Gulf Breeze, Firefly, Zero Gravity, Wide Open.

Heartland Recreational VehiclesFor Business Dealer & Dealer Inquiries onlySteve Liddy1001 All Pro Dr.Elkhart, IN 46514574-262-5992 • 574-266-8726fax 574-262-8702E-mail: [email protected]: www.Heartlandrvs.com

Hi-Lo Trailer Company Inc.For Dealer & Business Inquiries only500 S. Main St.Bellville, OH 44813419-886-0066 • fax 419-886-0099E-mail: [email protected]: www.hilotrailer.com

Hy-Line Enterprises Holdings LLCJim Brown21674 Beck Dr.Elkhart, IN 46516574-294-1112 • fax 574-293-4672E-mail: [email protected]: www.hylinetrailers.com

Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Manufacturer of Hy-Line, Pine Creek, EZ Street travel trailers, fifth wheels & park trailers.

Jayco, Ind.John MacDonald903 S. Main St. Middlebury, IN 46540574-825-5861fax 574-825-7354E-mail: [email protected]: www.jayco.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Greyhawk, Seneca & Melbourne Class C motorhomes; Designer, Eagle, Eagle Super Lite fifth wheels; Eagle, Jay Flight & Jay Feather travel trailers; Jay, Select & Baja camping trailers; Recon ZX & Octane ZX toy haulers.

Keystone RV CompanyBeth Ormsby2642 Hackberry Dr.Goshen, IN 46526574-535-2100 • fax 574-535-2199E-mail: [email protected]: www.keystonerv.com

Keystone RV is the largest manufacturer of travel trailers and 5th wheels in the U.S. Keystone RV manufactures products ranging from entry level travel trailers to luxury 5th wheels. Keystone RV offers the following products: Big Sky, Cougar, Challenger, Everest, Hobbi, Hornet, Laredo, Montana, Mountaineer, NRG, Outback, Springdale, Sprinter, Sydney, VR1, Passport, Fuzion, Summerland, Hideout.

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Kropf Industries, Inc.Curt YoderP.O. Box 30Goshen, IN 46527574-533-2171 • 800-634-2171fax 574-533-3723E-mail: [email protected]: www.kropfind.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Kropf Island Series Trailer, Kropf Special Edition & Special Edition Loft Park Trailer, Kropf Executive Park Trailer.

K-z, Inc.For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyRose Yoder0985 N. 900WShipshewana, IN 46565260-768-4016 • fax 260-768-4017Web: www.kz-rv.com

Lance Camper Mfg. Corp.For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyGary Conley43120 Venture St.Lancaster, CA 93535661-949-3322 • fax 661-949-1262E-mail: [email protected]: www.lancecamper.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PST. Lance Campers, Lance Lite Campers, Lance Slideout Campers.

Leisure Travel Vans, Ltd.Ernie Penner301 Roblin Blvd.Winkler, MB R6W 4C4204-325-4361 • 877-992-9906fax 204-325-5241E-mail: [email protected]: www.leisurevans.com

Livin Lite RV LLCScott Tuttle1025 E. WaterfordWakarusa, IN 46573574-862-2228 • fax 574-862-2202E-mail: [email protected]: www.livinlite.com

Micro Lite Trailer Mfg LLCChuck Ornduff25745 Woodlawn Ave.Elkhart, IN 46514574-264-3067 • 574-849-5851fax 574-264-3067Web: www.microlitetrailer.com

Monaco RV, LLCMonaco - Holiday Rambler DivisonMonaco - HR TowablesMonaco - McKenzie/R-Vision DivisionMonaco BrandMelanie Rose91320 Coburg Industrial Way Coburg, OR 97408800-634-0855 fax 574-862-7261E-mail: [email protected]: www.monacocoach.com

Manufacturer of travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, Class A, Class B & Class C motorhomes under the Monaco, Holiday Rambler, Beaver, Safari & McKenzie Brands.

New Horizons RV Corp. Erin Stadel2618 Mid America Dr.Junction City, KS 66441785-238-7575 • 800-235-3140fax 785-238-4992E-mail: [email protected]: www.horizonsrv.com

Newmar Corporation355 N. Delaware St. P.O. Box 30Nappanee, IN 46550800-860-0086 • fax 574-773-2895Web: www.newmarcorp.com

Open 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Grand Star, All Star, King Aire, Dutch Star, Kountry Star, Mountain Aire, Kountry Aire, London Aire, Cypress, Torrey Pine, Bay Star, Canyon Star, Ventana, Essex, X Aire, service, inspection.

Open Range RV Company3195 N. State RD 5Shipshewana, IN 46565260-768-7771 • fax 260-768-7077E-mail: [email protected]: www.openrangerv.com

Palomino RV / Vanguard LLCDan Culberson1047 East M86Colon, MI 49040269-432-3271 • fax 269-432-2516E-mail: [email protected]: www.palominorv.com

Open M-F 8am-5pm. Fold-Down Camping Trailers, Fold-Down Truck Campers, Hard-Side Truck Campers, Lite Travel Trailers with Expandable Beds, 5th Wheels.

Park Model Custom HomesTed Scazafabo1 Simplex Dr.Scranton, PA 18504888-570-PARK • fax 570-346-3732E-mail: [email protected]: www.parkmodelcustomhomes.com

Our seasonal homes give you the finest quality with the greatest comfort. If you are looking for the perfect park model home, then let Park Model Custom Homes be your choice.

Peterson Industries, Inc.Steven A. Ellenberger616 E. Highway 36Smith Center, KS 66967800-368-3759 • 785-282-6825fax 785-282-3810E-mail: [email protected]: www.excelrvs.com

Manufacturer of Excel 5th wheels. We offer three lines to help meet your needs.

Phoenix uSA, Inc.Stuart Bailey2601 Marina Dr.Elkhart, IN 46514574-266-2020 • 574-596-6479fax 574-266-8404E-mail: [email protected]: www.phoenixusarv.com

Pleasure-Way IndustriesDean Rumpel302 Portage Ave.Saskatoon, SK S7J 4C6E-mail: [email protected]

Renegade Coaches & Trailers / Kibbi IncKyle McKibbin52216 State Road 15Bristol, IN 46507574-848-1127Web: www.kibbi.com

Riverside RV, IncKeith Hershberger1110 W. US 20LaGrange, IN 46761260-499-4578

Riverside Travel Trailer IncRichard Bonter1482 N. Eel River Cemetery RoadPeru, IN 46970765-472-3920Web: www.riversidetrailer.com

Roadtrek Motorhomes Inc.100 Shirley Ave.Kitchener, ON N2B 2E1888-762-3873 • fax 519-745-1161E-mail: [email protected]: www.roadtrek.com

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Roadtrek Class “B” motorhomes (van campers).

Show Hauler TrucksLonnie Troyer114 Industrial Parkway (Mailings: P.O. Box 9)

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Sierra Motor CorpTony Doran19224 CR 8Bristol, IN 46507574-848-1300Web: www.campfirecamper.com

Silver Crown CoachHarley Miller104 Miller Dr.White Pigeon, MI 49099269-483-7900Web: www.silvercrowncoach.com

Skyline CorporationFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyJohn Elliott2520 By-Pass RoadElkhart, IN 46515800-736-2573 • fax 574-293-0504E-mail: [email protected]

Space Craft Mfg IncMarsha TrautmanP.O. Box 946Concordia, MO 64020660-463-7520Web: www.spacecraftmfg.com

Spartan Chassis, Inc.Gordie Taylor1000 Reynolds RoadCharlotte, MI 48813517-543-6400, ext. 205 • fax 517-543-7728E-mail: [email protected]: www.spartanchassis.com

Spartan Chassis, Inc. is a world leader in the engineering, design, and manufacturing of heavy-duty custom chassis & emergency vehicles. Today, we build custom chassis that serve as the foundation for a variety of heavy duty specialty vehicles, including premium motorhomes.

Starcraft RV, Inc.John MacDonald903 S. Main St.Middlebury, IN 46540877-883-8859 • fax 717-626-2796E-mail: [email protected]: www.starcraftrv.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Centennial, Starcraft, RT folding camping trailers, Thrill Seeker expandables, Travel Star expandables & XLT TT, Star Stream TT, Homestead 5th wheels, Rock Star toyhaulers, Villa Destination trailers, Lexion 5th wheels, Autumn Ridge travel trailers, Starcraft truck campers.

Sunnybrook RV, Inc.Dymon Farrer201 14th St.Middlebury, IN 46540

574-825-5250 • fax 574-825-5433 E-mail: [email protected]: www.sunnybrookrv.com

Sunset Park & RV IncMerle Schmucker1055 N. 625WShipshewana, IN 46565574-238-9081Web: www.sunset-rv.com

The Barn yardRichard Burton52 Mill St.Christiana, PA 17509610-593-8400Web: www.barnyardsheds.com

Park model cabins, portable recreation cabins.

Tiffin Motor HomesFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyNick Palm105 Second St. N.W.Red Bay, AL 35582256-356-0216 • fax 256-356-8219E-mail: [email protected]: www.tiffinmotorhomes.com

Trailmanor, Inc.Keith HulseyP.O. Box 130Lake City, TN 37769

865-426-7426 • 800-707-7061fax 865-426-8773E-mail: [email protected]: www.trailmanor.com

Trailmanor trailers have everything you’d find in a travel trailer in a lightweight package that folds down to tow like a pop-up and fit a garage.

Triple E Recreational VehiclesErnie PennerP.O. Box 1230Winkler, MB R6W 4C4204-325-4361 • fax 204-325-5241E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.tripleerv.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Empress, Invitation, Commander, Embassy, Regency, Topaz.

Trophy Homes, Inc.For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyRoger Byce2730 Almac CourtElkhart, IN 46514574-264-4911 • fax 574-264-6960E-mail: [email protected]: www.trophyparkmodel.com

Open M-F 6 a.m.-5 p.m. Manufacturer of park trailers. Products include 8’ and 8.5’ wide units with or without slide-outs, and our 10’, 11.5’ and 12’ wide models without slide-outs, all sizes are available as customized floor plans.

united Recreational Vehicles, LLCKristine ZhangTwo University Plaza, Suite 503Hackensack, NJ 07601201-498-0999 • fax 201-342-0886E-mail: [email protected]: www.urvusa.com

Manufacturer and distributor of lightweight travel trailers, car top tents under iCamp®.

Winnebago Industries, Inc.605 W Crystal Lake RoadForest City, IA 50436641-585-3535Web: www.winnebagoind.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Product Lines: Winnebago and Itasca.

Woodland Park, Inc.Dave Burroughs111 Crystal Heights Blvd., P.O. Box 1309Middlebury, IN 46540574-825-2104 • 800-999-4958fax 574-825-2487E-mail: [email protected]: www.woodland-park.com

Mfg. of high quality park models since 1983. Standard/custom floor plans available, 11-12 wide Timber Ridge Series, 11-12 Wide Signature Series, 11-12 Wide Resort Series.

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Workhorse Custom Chassis, LLCBill Walmsley922 S. SR 32, Union City, IN 42390765-964-4000 • fax 765-964-3572E-mail: [email protected]: www.workhorse.com

Produce chassis that make motor home experiences the best they can be. Assemble motor chassis including W16/18; W20/22; W24; R services; C Class.

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TL Enterprises/Affinity Group/AGIDenielle Sternburg2575 Vista Del Mar Dr.Ventura, CA 93001574-457-3370 • 805-667-4386fax 805-667-4379E-mail: [email protected]: www.affinitygroup.com

Publishers of trade & consumer magazines [RV Business, Trailer Life, Motorhome]. Campground directory & books, sponsor of the Good Sam Club — a 900,000 member, consumer RV club.

Woodall’s PublishingMatt Grimes9032 McAlwaine Preserve Ave.Charlotte, NC 28277704-542-2402 • fax 704-540-0141E-mail: [email protected]

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Allstar Coaches LLCRobert Lemon131 NW 73 TerracePlantation, FL 33317& Quakertown, PA866-838-4465 • fax 954-337-8344E-mail: [email protected]: www.allstarcoaches.com

Flex RVJohn Fulmer116 Lake Forest TrailChapin, SC 29036803-345-0733Web: www.flexrv.com

Kelner’s Rentals, Inc.Jeff Wiener, Ed Kelly1151 Fielding Dr.West Chester, PA 19382-7234610-399-6879 • fax 610-269-9098E-mail: [email protected]

Rentals of RVs, Trailers, Pop-ups. Production, Wardrobe RVs.

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Anderson’s Brochure Distribution ServiceSkip & Judy DeegansDrawer 467Lewisburg, WV 24901304-497-3238 • 866-645-1897fax 304-497-3250E-mail: [email protected]

Open M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Brochure distribution at RV & Camping Shows in the USA and Canada. These are paid attendance shows and we are always in the booth.

Auspit Outdoor Rotisserie BBqsJon Sattler123 W. Nye Lane #129Carson City, NV 89706775-546-6091E-mail: [email protected]

Bittersweet Herb FarmGeorgene & Ron Charles11850 National Pike, Box 188Clear Spring, MD 21722301-733-7385E-mail: [email protected]

Blue Skye CoatingsDon Bray116 Beaver Creek RoadFleetwood, PA 19522E-mail: [email protected]: blueskyecoatings.com

Capital Self StorageFor Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyKaren Schorr5160 E. Trindle RoadMechanicsburg, PA 17050717-691-8800 • 717-691-0839E-mail: [email protected]: www.capitalselfstorage.com

Classic Coach Works Inc3340 US Highway 92ELakeland, FL 33801863-510-0017 • fax 863-510-0071E-mail: [email protected]: www.classiccoachworks.com

We renovate RVs! Let us help you fall in love with your coach all over again.

Coach NetEd Thor, Vice President900 N. Lake HavasuLake Havasu City, AZ 86403928-855-2981 • fax 928-855-3545E-mail: [email protected]: www.coach-net.com

RV Technical and roadside assistance.

Corry EnterprisesBill Corry869 S. Keim St.Pottstown, PA 19465610-287-9400 • fax 610-327-4028E-mail: [email protected]: www.twirlygigs.com

Drams Enterprises LLC (TV for my RV)Don SwegerP.O. Box 184Ickesburg, PA 17037717-438-3665Web: www.tvformyrv.com

TVs, brackets, satellite rec.

Family Motor Coach Assoc. Inc.Kathy Gebhart8291 Clough PikeCincinnati, OH 45244513-388-5317 • 800-543-3622fax 513-388-5314E-mail: [email protected]: www.fmca.com

Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. EST. Family Motor Coach-ing Magazine; Services for motorhome owners.

Garber Self StorageRoger C. Garber860 Milton Grove Road

Mount Joy, PA 17552717-653-1988 • 866-653-1988fax 717-653-5272E-mail: [email protected]: www.garberselfstorage.com

PA’s premier indoor recreational vehicle self storage units: We can store your RV, motorhome, coach, boat, antique or classic cars inside. Our individual units have electric and lights for indoor use. Some units are heated. We are conveniently located between Lancaster & Harrisburg, PA, just off Rte. 283.

Good Sam ClubMember services2575 Vista del MarVentura, CA 93001800-234-3450Web: www.goodsamclub.com

Good Sam Club memberships, related products, services & publications.

Good Sam Extended Service PlanBecky GolliverP.O. Box 1897Bowling Green, KY 42102270-901-2906 • fax 270-783-4941E-mail: [email protected]: www.goodsamesp.com

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Green Elect BikesRichard StilesBox 621Hanover, PA 17331717-495-0887Web: www.iloveebikes.com

Health Craft Cooking ShowMelissa Jenkins6601 Memorial Highway, Suite 301Tampa, FL 33615813-881-0256 • 717-586-5640fax 813-888-3331E-mail: [email protected]

Waterless/greaseless cookware, cutlery, electric skillets, kitchen machines & juicers.

Huntingdon County Customs LLC (custom metal design & fabrication)Brian Nevel, President1515 Oneida St.Huntingdon, PA 16652814-506-1328 • 877-272-0527 (toll free)E-mail: [email protected]: www.huntingdoncountycustoms.com

Designers & manufacturers of custom auto accessories, custom BBQ grills, metal signs, individually commissioned art & much more! Our saying, “If you can dream it…we can make it!” means just that! We use aluminum, steel & stainless steel regularly & have access to other metals for your special project.

Kamin ScootersLarry Cohen1375 Broadway, Suite 707New York, NY 10018212-398-1011 • fax 212-398-1053E-mail: [email protected]: www.kaminscooters.com

Kitchen Craft – The Healthy Gourmet by AmericraftBeth Hadrys4129 United Ave.Mt Dora, FL 32757352-483-7600 • fax 352-483-7603E-mail: [email protected]: www.cookforlife.com

We display and demonstrate American made kitchen accessories, promote health and wellness, and pass out free gifts and samples.

Machose ContractingRick Machose5543 Cetronia RoadAllentown, PA 18106610-530-8727 • 610-972-8032Fax 610-530-8728E-mail: [email protected]: www.machosecontracting.com

McNees Wallace & Nurick LLCFor Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyBarbara A. Darkes100 Pine St.P.O. Box 1166Harrisburg, PA 17108-1166717-237-5229 • 717-237-5381fax 717-237-5300E-mail: [email protected]: www.mwn.com

Legal services.

Microsoft CorporationLori Stock1 Microsoft WayRedmond, WA 98052425-722-7615

Travel planning software.

Penn State Expo Services, Inc.Ken Lint2010 Greenwood St.Harrisburg, PA 17104717-236-6733 • fax 717-236-6758E-mail: [email protected]

Perfection Products unltd IncJohn Harkins157 Woodstream RoadBoothwyn, PA 19061610-859-9009

Pioneer Pole Buildings, Inc.Laurie Fink

716 S. Route 183Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972888-448-2505 • fax 888-448-2515E-mail: [email protected]: www.pioneerpolebuildings.com

Builder of high quality post frame constructed buildings – for use as residential garages, storage buildings, horse & agricultural barns and commercial buildings. Our buildings serve as high quality, economical alternatives to traditional buildings – great for RV & travel trailer storage.

Porta-BoteFor Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyPaul Mintz1074 Independence Ave.Mountain View, CA 94043650-961-5334 E-mail: [email protected]: www.porta-bote.com

Reliable ProductsMichael Leibl639 Fitch St.Onieda, NY 13421315-363-9202 • fax 315-363-4215E-mail: [email protected]: Reliableproductsonline.com

Super Spray Cleaner. Full line RV Marine Products.

Risco, Inc.Alex Nicolajsen

25 W. Highland Ave.Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07716732-872-7722 • fax 732-872-7664E-mail: [email protected]: www.riscorv.com

Route 522 Jobs Initiative Hancock MD/Morgan Co WVBill Clark77 Fairfax St., Room 106Berkeley Springs, WV 25411304-258-8546Web: www.morgancountyeda.com

RV Service AcademyDr. Thomas Santoro1012 10th St. E.Palmetto, FL 34221941-722-5256Web: www.rvsa.net

RV Trader / RVTraderonline.comJerald Motil150 Granby St., 13th floorNorfolk, VA 23510757-321-8527 • fax 866-703-4084E-mail: [email protected]: www.rvtraderonline.com

Open 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Designed to be the Internet resource for consumers looking to buy or sell a recreational vehicle, offering RV dealers & companies within the marketplace the most advanced promotional/marketing packages.

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PRVcA Resources

Sobel & AssociatesFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyRandy SobelP.O. Box 65002University Place, WA 98464253-565-2577 • fax 253-565-2768E-mail: [email protected]: www.sobeltraining.com

StrataMark Dynamic SolutionsMarianne Griffin4350 Glendale Milford RoadCincinnati, OH 45242513-618-7150 • 513-338-1117fax 513-618-7149E-mail: [email protected]: www.stratamarkds.com

Full-service market research with extensive experience in customer evaluation, market segmentation, customer satisfaction, brand research, new sales lead generation. 30 years of high-quality strategic research, and growth-oriented brand-building for our clients.

Those Garage GuysRyan Boggs180-K Leader Heights RoadYork, PA 17402717-718-4161Web: www.thosegarageguys.com

Touch of PurpleGary Whitehurst9208 Carr RoadRiverview, FL 33569813-643-6331 • fax 813-677-9865E-mail: [email protected]: www.purplecleaner.com

Multi purpose cleaner – home/auto/boat/jewelry. Environmentally safe.

uncommon uSA, Inc.Stacy Newman1125 E. St. Charles RoadLombard, IL 60148630-268-9672 • fax 630-268-9655E-mail: [email protected]: www.uncommonusa.com

united Brochure DistributorsFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyWil Bernstein14 Franconia Dr.Nashua, NH 03063603-882-8615 • 800-691-5520fax 603-883-5829E-mail: [email protected]: www.vacationnortheastusa.com

Hours: Anytime! Distribution of camping & attractions brochures to dealers & general public at shows.

Verizon WirelessBonnie Pugliese

4642 Jonestown RoadHarrisburg, PA 17109717-541-2028Web: www.verizonwireless.com

Verizon Wireless’s 3G high-speed wireless broadband network gives customers a fast, reliable resource to help them be productive and in touch while on-the-go. Get high-speed internet access when and where you need to on America’s largest and most reliable 3G network.

Woodall Publications CorporationDonna Brown2575 Vista Del MarVentura, CA 93001800-323-9076 • fax 805-667-4468E-mail:[email protected] Web: www.woodalls.comBusiness Web: www.woodalls.biz

Xymetri Wellness ProductsSu and Tom Rank201 N. Mechanic St.Fredericksburg, PA 17026717-269-6834Web: www.discoverlimu.com/su

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Auckerman Manufacturing LLCCharles Auckerman Jr.7887 Lincoln HighwayCentral City, PA 15926814-754-5400 • fax 814-754-5499Web: www.auc-man.com

Portable wheel chair lifts.

B&W Trailer HitchesScott Marsh1216 Highway 224Humboldt, KS 66748620-473-3664 • fax 620-473-3766E-mail: [email protected]: www.turnoverball.com

Blue OxJay Hesse1 Mill RoadPender, NE 68047402-385-3051 • fax 402-385-3360E-mail: [email protected]: www.blueox.com

Open 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. CST. Blue Ox Weight Distributing Hitches, Towing Systems, steering controls, carriers, hitches & accessories for the RV aftermarket.

Busch EnterprisesTed Busch908 Cochran St.Statesville, NC 28677704-878-2067

Polishes and buffing products.

Cequent Towing ProductsValaurie Hopper47774 Anchor Court W.Plymouth, MI 48170800-632-3290fax 800-249-3827E-mail: [email protected]: www.cequentgroup.com

Cequent is the leading manufacturer of aftermarket automotive accessories including: hitches, brake controls, goosenecks, 5th wheel hitches, electrical accessories, lighting accessories and much, much more.

Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Justin Yingling4565 William Penn HighwayMurrysville, PA 15668717-526-2121 • fax 717-526-2072E-mail: [email protected]: www.cb-power.com

Caterpillar truck and RV engine service for Central and Western Pennsylvania. Locations in Wilkes-Barre, Milesburg, Harrisburg and New Stanton.

Cummins Onan GeneratorsDuane Fisk1400 73rd Ave. N.E.Minneapolis, MN 55432763-574-5911E-mail: [email protected]: www.cumminsonan.com

Demco - Dethmers Mfg. Co.Ken Streff, Scott JohnsonP.O. Box 189Boyden, IA 51234712-725-2311 • 800-543-3626fax 800-845-6420E-mail: [email protected]: www.demco-products.com

Open M-F 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Tow bars; tow dollies; base plates; tow bar deflectors.

Dura-Bilt Products, Inc.For Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyMarty Chalk, Jeff ChalkP.O. Box 188Wellsburg, NY 14894570-596-2000 • fax 570-596-3296E-mail: [email protected]: www.durabilt.com

Manufacturers of high quality sunroom enclosures, all season sunrooms, three season sunrooms, screen rooms, awning, roofs, carpets, windows awnings & door canopies.

Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp.Jennifer Edwards552 Hyatt St.Gaffney, SC 29341864-487-1700 • 864-206-8638fax: 864-487-6400E-mail: [email protected]: www.freightlinerchassis.com

The RV industries largest diesel chassis manufacturer - “The Leader at Every Turn.”

Hensley Mfg., Inc.Ron Estrada1097 S. State RoadDavison, MI 48423810-658-0006 • 800-410-6580fax 810-653-4468E-mail: [email protected]

Open M-F 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sa 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Hensley Arrow Advanced Towing System which eliminates sway and distributes weight. McKesh portable rearview mirror for towing.

Hydropure Technologies IncJerry Rademan3811 University Blvd. W., Unit 21Jacksonville, FL 33217904-730-6726 • fax 904-730-6721E-mail: [email protected]: www.metaltrap.com

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JR ProductsFor Business & Dealer Inquiries onlyChris Carpenter9680 County RoadClarence Center, NY 14032800-269-7622 • fax 716-633-7576E-mail: [email protected]: www.jrprvinc.com

Open M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Interior/exterior hardware, curtain hardware, plumbing accessories, hatches, towing accessories.

Kings Supply Company9 Main St., Suite 1FP.O. Box 302Manchaug, MA 01526888-852-5340 • fax 877-455-4647E-mail: [email protected]: www.KingsSupply.com

Discount supplier of plumbing & maintenance supplies such as backflow preventers, hose bibbs, propane valves, emergency & outdoor lighting, coin-up timers, 2-way radios, PVC maintenance, general grounds maintenance, pet control products & more for the commercial & recreation industry!

Kuntz ElectroplatingMurray Abs851 Wilson Ave.Kitchener, ON N2C 1J1519-893-7680E-mail: [email protected]: www.kuntz.com

Mor/Ryde InternationalJack Enfield1966 Moyer Ave.Elkhart, IN 46516574-293-1581E-mail: [email protected]: www.morryde.com

Suspension systems, pin boxes, TV mounts, sliding trays and running gear upgrades.

ProtonexMargaret Dorsheimer153 Northboro RoadSouthborough, MA 01772508-490-9960 • fax 508-490-8575E-mail: [email protected]: www.protonex.com

Fuel cell hybrid power system.

Pulliam Enterprises, Inc. / PullriteRandy Pulliam13790 E. Jefferson Blvd.Mishawaka, IN 46545800-443-2307 • 574-259-1520fax 574-258-0289E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.pullrite.com

Hours: M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PullRite trailer towing systems, Super 5 Four Way 5th wheel

hitches. PullRite weight equalizing hitches, Superglide 6’ Box 5th wheel.

Silver-Top Manufacturing Co, Inc.John HannanP.O. Box 225, 11120 Pulaski HighwayWhite Marsh, MD 21162-0225800-638-6960 • 410-335-5500fax 410-335-6646E-mail: [email protected]: www.silver-top.com

Open M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. RV Two-way portable insulated awnings, Chesapeake, portable screen rooms, permanent awnings & three season room enclosures.

Spartan Chassis, Inc.Gordie Taylor1000 Reynolds RoadCharlotte, MI 48813517-543-6400, ext. 205 • fax 517-543-7728E-mail: [email protected]: www.spartanchassis.com

Spartan Chassis, Inc. is a world leader in the engineering, design, and manufacturing of heavy-duty custom chassis & emergency vehicles. Today, we build custom chassis that serve as the foundation for a variety of heavy duty specialty vehicles, including premium motorhomes.

Teton Homes Europe LtdFor Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyJeff Hoffman863-697-9974E-mail: [email protected]: www.tetonrvllc.com

Titan Fuel TanksBret OlsenP.O. Box 2225Idaho Falls, ID 83403800-728-4982 • 208-522-1325E-mail: [email protected]: www.titanfueltanks.com

Titan features a full line of extra high capacity replacement tanks for General Motors, Ford & Dodge light diesel trucks. They work with factory fuel gauges, no drilling to install, factory fasteners, 5 year limited warranty, adds value to your truck & is made in the USA. You won’t think twice about being 400 miles from the nearest fuel station.

Titan International IncRandy McMann2345 E. Market St.Des Moines, IA 50317800-832-8781Web: www.titan-intl.com

Workhorse Custom Chassis, LLCBill Walmsley922 S. SR 32, Union City, IN 42390765-964-4000 • fax 765-964-3572E-mail: [email protected]: www.workhorse.com

Produce chassis that make motor home experiences the best they can be. Assemble motor chassis including W16/18; W20/22; W24; R services; C Class.

zH Brothers International Inc.For Dealer & Business Inquiries onlyAston Zhu, Eric Le1112-2B Hidden Lakes Dr.Mishawaka, IN 46544313-718-6821 • 574-255-1964fax 574-255-1964E-mail: [email protected]: www.zhbrothers.com

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quality Dr. Away, Inc.Devon Bechtel64825 County Road 31, Goshen, IN 46528574-642-4150 • fax 574-642-4842E-mail: [email protected]: www.qualitydriveaway.com

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PRVcA Leadership

executive board

CHAIRMANBrad RhoneRhone’s Travel Trailers570-494-1364

VICE CHAIRMANRon GilbertDrummer Boy Inc.717-334-2499

SECRETARYBrad BryantBryant’s RV Showcase Inc.570-639-3100

TREASURERed Flick717-291-2356

SENIOR MANUFACTURER DIRECTORJohn Zimmerman717-534-5664

PAST CHAIRMANPat McclureShoemaker & Besser Insurance Group717-284-5081

SHOW COMMITTEE CHAIRMANDan saltzgiverReichart’s Camping Center, Inc.717-637-2882

PrvcA board of Directors

Bill D’Andrea, Southeastern District Director

Family Camping Outlet610-327-4167

Paul Wieand, Campground/Resorts Director

W.T. Family Camping, Inc.570-646-9255

John Martin, Central District Director

Martin Camper Sales717-766-5569

Matt McMahon, Manufacturer Director

Dutchmen Manufacturing610-678-2671

Pat Mcclure, Insurance Director

Shoemaker & Besser Insurance Group717-284-5081

John Roba, Supplier Director

JR Products716-633-7565

Brad Bryant, Northeastern District Director

Bryant’s RV Showcase570-639-3100

Greg starr, Northwestern District Director

Starr’s Trailer Sales, Inc.814-265-0632

Joy Unger, Southwestern District Director

Unger Recreational Vehicles412-264-8100

tim Umstead, Finance Director

TruMark Dealer Services610-574-4036

Lester “Les” Umberger, Honorary Director

717-838-9137

ernie Yoder, Park Trailer Manufacturer Director

Woodland Park, Inc.574-825-2104

PrvcA committees and task forces

Budget and Finance Committee ed Flick, Chair

(same members as Executive Board)

By-Laws CommitteeJohn Martin, Chair

Larry etnoyerGary FarnsworthGreg starrLester stoltzfus Campground CommitteeRon Gilbert, Chair

Robert AdamsJanet KeenMark PanassowKarl schmidtPaul WieandMark WinemanJason Vaughn

Insurance-Finance Committeetim Umstead, Chair

Mike Bradleyed Flicksteve FretzPat Mcclure

Legislative CommitteeJohn Zimmerman, Chair

Barbara Darkes (Advisor), McNees, Wallace & Nurick

Andrew Goodman (Advisor), Milliron Associates

christopher carpenterRon GilbertMike Kellered LerchJohn MartinMatt McMahonGlenn Mellottnick PalmDan saltzgivertom schaeffertim Umsteadernie Yoder

Long-Range Planning CommitteePaul Wieand, Chair

Brad BryantPat McclureJohn RobaDan saltzgiverearl stoltzfus

Membership-Education CommitteeBrad Bryant, Chair

Mark Brockmanernie Kieffered LerchVicki LoeschJoe PoltrackJohn RobaDan saltzgivertom schaeffer sr.Greg starrJoy UngerPaul Wieand Nominating CommitteeBrad Rhone, Chair

(same members as Executive Board) PA Recreation Vehicle and Camping Education Foundation TrusteesBill D’Andrea III, Chair

Don Bray, AdvisorMark AlexanderBob coxsteve DotsonRyan Horseyterry Klineterry RitterJohn RobaPaul Wieand Political Action CommitteeJohn Zimmerman, Chair

ed Flick, Secretary/Treasurer

Brad RhoneWayne Degan Show CommitteeDan saltzgiver, Chair

Mike FairclothGary FarnsworthJeff KlineMatt McMahonLori MorrowJohn RobaHadden smithJohn soardFrank subasictim UmsteadPaul WieandJohn Zimmerman Trip Task ForceJohn Zimmerman, Chair

(same members as Executive Board)


PRVCA Membership Application

Fax to PRVCA: 717-303-0297 or Mail to PRVCA: 4000 Trindle Road • Camp Hill, PA 17011

Please note: Contributions to PRVCA are not tax deductible as charitable contributions on your federal income tax, but they may be deductible under other provisions of the tax code.

Authorized Contact _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Company Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ________________________________________________State ______________________________ Zip ______________________

County of Residence (PA Only) ___________________ House & Senate district _____________________________________

(If you are unsure of your district, refer to the PA Legislative Directory.)

Telephone ___________________________________________________Fax__________________________________________________

web Address ________________________________________________E-mail ______________________________________________

would you like a web site link on PRVCA’s webpage? o Yes o NoTo include a photo/logo with your listing, e-mail a 100 pixel (width) x 60 pixel (height) image to [email protected]. Save as a .gif file.

Membership Information:

Vehicle dealers Number VD _____________________________________________________________________________

Vehicle Manufacturer Number VM ______________________________________________________________________

Campground Season __________________________________________ to _________________________________________

Number of Sites ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Employees: Full Time ___________________________________Seasonal ________________________________________

i would be interested in volunteering for a committee: o Yes o No o Maybe

Membership recommended by: ___________________________________________________________________________

Annual Dues — Please Check One

Payment Information

o dealer $250

check one: o Rolling stock o Aftermarket (svc., Parts & Acc. only)

o Rental only

o Campground/Resort

o 1 to 50 sites. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150.00

o 51 to 100 sites. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.00

o 101+ sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250.00

o Convoy/Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.00

o Supplier/distributor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300.00

o Manufacturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $375.00

o Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250.00

o insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250.00

o Service Provider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.00

check one: o Press o Association o other ______________________

o division/Sub-lot of Current PRVCA Member

(per additional location) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75.00

Method of Payment: o check (payable to PRVcA)

o credit card o Mc o Visa o Discover

Card# ___________________________________________________________

Exp date ________________________ Signature Panel Code# __________

Card Holder______________________________________________________

Signature ________________________________________________________

legislAtive & legAlYour legislative guardian and tracking service • Government liaison — Department of Revenue, Transportation, Licensing Board and Department of Environmental Protection • Retains outside legal counsel through one of Pennsylvania’s finest law firms • Provides manufacturer and dealer licensing kits as well as fumigation kits

PublicAtions & coMMunicAtionsMonthly membership newsletter • Free listing for members in annual Membership Directory/Consumer Guide, Explore Pennsylvania, which is distributed at more than 40 RV shows along the East Coast, PA welcome centers, outdoor and sporting goods stores and RV Hall of Fame and many more • Timely legislative and informational bulletins • Campground Planning Kit • Legislative Directory • Web site at www.prvca.org • Free listing for all members on PRVCA Web site • Fact sheets • Buyers guides and more!

eDucAtionSpecial education programs for members and employees on important issues and aspects of the industry.

Public relAtionsState and national market expansion program • National RV and camping public relations and industry development campaigns • Annual May “Open House” RV and camping TV campaign • Advertising display in PA Pursuits Magazine • Year-round billboards

PrvcA eDucAtion founDAtionStatewide technician apprenticeship program • Technician and campground management scholarships • Educational opportunities • Nationwide RV Technician Distance Learning Program — train online

show ProDuction & MAnAgeMentAnnual Pennsylvania RV & Camping Show — America’s Largest RV Show — held each September in Hershey, Pa.

oUR MIssIon: To enhance the recreation vehicle and camping industry through education and promotion by being a resource and partner to all segments of the recreation vehicle and camping industry.

oUR VIsIon: To be the information leader for the recreation vehicle and camping industry, to link education, legislative, compliance and other aspects for the good of the consumer and the industry.

What makes PRVcA so special?The combination of the many

programs and services we offer to our members, including:

What is PRVcA?


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conneaut Lake Park, conneaut Lake Pennsylvania’s second-largest natural glacier lake; golf, fishing and festivals. Info: 814-382-5115, www.conneautlakepark.com

Daffin’s candies, sharon World’s largest candy store and home of the Chocolate Kingdom, a fantasyland of chocolate characters. Info: 724-342-2892, www.daffins.com

erie national Wildlife Refuge, Guys Mills More than 200 species of birds; birdwatching, fishing, hunting, hiking or biking. Info: 814-789-3585, www.fws.gov/northeast/erie

erie Zoo and Botanical Gardens, erie Zoo with 400 animals from around the world. Info: 814-864-4091, www.eriezoo.org

oil city Antique Warehouse Mall, oil city More than 50 vendors with a large inventory. Info: 814-678-2200, www.oilcitymall.com

Presque Isle state Park, erie Popular area for recreation along Lake Erie. Info: 814-833-7424

splash Lagoon Indoor Water Park Resort, erie Pennsylvania’s only indoor water park; slides and kiddie pools. Info: 866-3SPLASH, www.splashlagoon.com

Waldameer Park & Water World, erie Family amusement park with 75 rides, slides and attractions. Info: 814-838-3591, www.waldameer.com

MUSeUMS

Battles Museum of Rural Life, Girard 19th century farmhouse, family residence and bank. Info: 814-454-1813

Discovery square, erie Home of the Erie Art Museum, Erie History Center and expERIEnce Children’s Museum. Info: 814-459-5477, www.erieartmuseum.org

Drake Well Museum and Park, titusville Birth of the oil industry; indoor and outdoor

operating exhibits. Info: 814-827-2797, www.drakewell.org

erie Maritime Museum, erie Niagara’s history and the region’s rich maritime heritage. Info: 814-452-2744, www.eriemaritimemuseum.org

Venango Museum of Art, science and Industry, oil city Preservation of the region’s oil industry. Info: 814-677-2007, www.venangomuseum.org

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

edinboro Highland Games and scottish Festival, edinboro Three-day festival that celebrates Scottish heritage (May). Info: 800-524-ERIE

erie county Fair, Wattsburg Food, contests, truck drags, tractor pulls, har-ness racing and music (Aug. 30-Sept. 4). Info: 814-739-2232, www.wattsburgeriecountyfair.org

oil Heritage Week, oil city Celebration of the area’s industrial heritage; parades, live entertainment, food and recre-ational activities. Info: 814-676-8521

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Animaland Zoological Park, Wellsboro Walk-through zoological-botanical park. Info: 570-724-4546, www.animalandzoo.com

the Double Diamond Deer Ranch, clarington Whitetail deer in their natural habitat. Info: 814-752-6334, www.doublediamonddeerranch.com

Grand canyon of Pennsylvania, Wellsboro Canyon that stretches 50 miles and reaches depths of 1,000 feet; hiking, biking and rafting. Info: 888-TIOGA28, www.visittiogapa.com/canyon.html

Kinzua Dam and Allegheny Reservoir, Warren Boating, swimming and hiking at a 25-mile lake surrounded by 100 miles of forested shoreline. Enjoy. Info: 814-726-0661

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experience the best of the mountains, lakes, cities and scenery as you explore Western PA, which consists of the Laurel Highlands/southern Alleghenies, Allegheny National Forest, Lake erie and Pittsburgh regions. Get swept away by the breathtaking scenery of the Pennsylvania Grand canyon and the 2,053-foot Kinzua Bridge. In Pittsburgh, you’ll want to take in the culture at the city’s theaters, museums and restaurants, and of course, some steelers football. The first lighthouse built on the Great Lakes will guide you to the shores of Lake erie while the caverns of the Laurel Highlands will take you deep into a spelunker’s delight. To see it all at your own pace, traverse scenic Route 6, which stretches across the Northern Tier.

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Knox & Kane Railroad, Marienville Runs through Allegheny National Forest and to Kinzua Bridge. Info: 814-927-6621

MUSeUMS

eldred World War II Museum, eldred Exhibits that capture the history of WWII. Info: 814-225-2220, www.eldredwwiimuseum.org

Penn-Brad oil Museum, Bradford One of the few remaining wooden oil derricks. Info: (summer) 814-362-1955, (winter) 814-363-9677

Pennsylvania Lumber Museum, Galeton Preservation of the state’s prosperous lumber era. Info: 814-435-2652, www.lumbermuseum.org

simpler times Museum, tidioute Local-interest museum; gas pumps, engines and tractors. Info: 814-484-3483

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

Autumn Leaf Festival, clarion county Celebration of fall foliage (Oct. 30-Dec. 4). Info: 814-226-9161

Groundhog Day celebration, Punxsutawney Celebration of Punxsutawney Phil and his shadow; activities, food and live entertainment (Feb. 2). Info: 800-752-PHIL, www.groundhog.org

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Byham theater, Pittsburgh Pittsburgh’s only surviving Vaudeville theater. Info: 412-456-6666, www.pgharts.org/venues/byham.aspx

Living treasures Animal Park, new castle More than 500 friendly animals to pet, feed and enjoy. Info: 724-924-9571, www.ltanimalpark.com

nationality Rooms, Pittsburgh Rooms depicting the heritages of Pittsburgh’s ethnic communities. Info: 412-624-6000

Phipps conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Pittsburgh Victorian glasshouse and gardens featuring tropical plants and flowers. Info: 412-441-4442, phipps.conservatory.org

Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, Pittsburgh Exotic animals in naturalistic exhibits. Info: 800-474-4966, www.pittsburghzoo.com

Volant Village shops, Volant Quaint shops in the Amish countryside. Info: 724-533-5054, www.volantshops.com

MUSeUMS

children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Three floors of hands-on fun. Info: 412-322-5058, www.pittsburghkids.org

Four Windows on the World, Pittsburgh Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Science Center and The Andy Warhol Museum. Info: 412-622-3131

the LeMoyne House, Washington Pennsylvania’s first national historic landmark of the Underground Railroad. Info: 724-225-6740, www.wchspa.org/html/house.htm

Meadowcroft Museum of Rural Life, Avella Living-history village with 19th century log homes and shops. Info: 724-587-3412

the Pennsylvania trolley Museum, Washington Three-mile round-trip antique trolley ride and tour of the car barn. Info: 724-228-9256, www.pa-trolley.org

senator John Heinz Regional History center, Pittsburgh Five floors showcasing 250 years of Western PA history. Info: 412-454-6000, www.heinzhistorycenter.org

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

the Pennsylvania Bavarian oktoberfest, canonsburg German performers, crafts, food, rides and games (Sept.). Info: 724-745-1812

Pittsburgh three Rivers Regatta, Pittsburgh Fun-filled festival with boating events and live entertainment (July 2-4). Info: 412-875-4841, www.threeriversregatta.net

LAUreL HigHLANdS/SOUtHerN ALLegHeNieSAttrACtiONS

Allegheny Mountains Attractions, Altoona Museums, rail-to-trails, theater and fort reenactments. Info: 800-842-5866, www.alleghenymountains.com

Bushy Run Battlefield, Harrison city Site of decisive British victory over the Native Americans during Pontiac’s War in 1763. Info: 724-527-5584, ext. 102, www.bushyrunbattlefield.com

Fallingwater, Mill Run Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architectural masterpiece. Info: 724-329-8501, www.fallingwater.org

Flight 93 national Memorial, shanksville Memorial for the passengers and crew of Sept. 11’s Flight 93. Info: 814-443-4557, www.flight93memorialproject.org

Lake Raystown Resort and Lodge, entriken Full-service marina, boat rentals, water park, camping and cabins. Info: 814-658-3500, www.raystownresort.com

Lakemont Park and the Island Waterpark, Altoona Rides and thrills for the entire family. Info: 814-949-7275, www.lakemontparkfun.com

Laurel Highlands River tours, ohiopyle Whitewater rafting, mountain biking, paintball and rock climbing. Info: 800-4RAFTIN, www.laurelhighlands.com

Lincoln caverns and Whisper Rocks, Huntingdon Twisting passageways that reveal splendid rooms glittering with white crystals and massive flowstones. Info: 814-643-0268, www.lincolncaverns.com

Living treasures Animal Park, Jones Mills More than 500 friendly animals to pet, feed and enjoy. Info: 724-593-8300, www.ltanimalpark.com

old Bedford Village, Bedford Pioneer life, festivals and theater. Info: 800-238-4347, www.oldbedfordvillage.com

MUSeUMS

Jimmy stewart Museum, Indiana A bit of Hollywood magic. Info: 800-83-JIMMY, www.jimmy.org

Johnstown Flood Museum, Johnstown Exhibits recreating the shocking story of America’s famous disaster and the town’s tri-umphant recovery. Info: 814-539-1889, ext. 309

Rockhill trolley Museum, Rockhill Furnace Pennsylvania’s oldest operating trolley museum; historic trolley rides. Info: 814-447-9576, www.rockhilltrolley.org

William e. swigart Jr. Automobile Museum, Huntingdon Antique automobiles, accessories and memorabilia. Info: 814-643-0885, www.swigartmuseum.com

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

Bedford’s Fall Foliage Festival, Bedford Crafts, exhibits, food and entertain-ment (Oct.). Info: 800-765-3331, www.bedfordfallfestival.com

MayFest, Huntingdon Living-history and period-correct dancing, music re-enactors and demonstrators (April 24). Info: 814-643-1110, www.mayfestofhuntingdon.com

national Road Festival, southwest Pennsylvania The “world’s longest festival;” celebrations continue along 300 miles of the Historic National Road (3rd weekend in May). Info: 724-437-9877, www.nationalroadpa.org

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Relax and enjoy the simple life that surrounds you in the land of the Pennsylvania Dutch. The famous town of Hershey hosts a myriad of attractions, from roller coasters to chocolate, while history can be experienced at a civil War battle reenactment in Gettysburg. The Valleys of the susquehanna bring you to large festivals, the best of land and stream and the heart of all the action! state college thrives with Penn state football games as the roar of “We are Penn state” echoes in Happy Valley on saturday afternoons. Visitors will get lost in the beauty of golden fields and crisp, autumn foliage as fall settles in over the mountains and valleys. Fresh winter snow covers ski slopes and offers tranquil sleigh rides over the rivers and through the woods until spring breathes life and color back into the area’s celebrated gardens.

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Bryce Jordan center, University Park Concerts, events and Penn State basketball at this 16,000-seat field house. Info: 814-863-5500, www.bjc.psu.edu

clyde Peeling’s Reptiland, Allenwood A reptile and amphibian hotspot. Info: 570-538-1869, www.reptiland.com

covered Bridges, central PA Some of the nation’s oldest bridges. Info: www.pacoveredbridges.com

Hiawatha Paddlewheeler Riverboat, Williamsport Scenic cruises on the Susquehanna River. Info: 800-248-9287, www.ridehiawatha.com

Knoebels Amusement Resort, elysburg Free park admission; rides, games, food and fun. Info: 800-ITS-4FUN, www.knoebels.com

Penn’s cave, centre Hall America’s only all-water cavern and wildlife park. Info: 814-364-1664, www.pennscave.com

Rohrbach’s Farm Market, catawissa Festivals, gifts, fresh produce and more! Info: 570-356-7654, www.rohrbachsfarm.net

the Berkey creamery, University Park A Penn State ice cream tradition since 1896. Info: 814-865-7535, www.creamery.psu.edu

MUSeUMS

children’s Discovery Workshop, Williamsport Hands-on children’s museum located inside the Williamsport YMCA. Info: 570-322-KIDS, www.williamsportymca.org/index.php/CDW.html

Little League Museum, south Williamsport History and interactive exhibits based around Little League. Info: 570-326-3607

Mifflinburg Buggy Museum, Mifflinburg Authentic 19th century buggy factory tours. Info: 570-966-1355, www.buggymuseum.org

Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg Features the military history of Pennsylvania from 1747 to present. Info: 814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org

Piper Aviation Museum, Lock Haven Rare collection of 20th century Piper Aviation artifacts. Info: 570-748-8283, www.pipermuseum.com

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

Bloomsburg Fair, Bloomsburg A festival of fun awaits (Sept. 25-Oct. 2). Info: 570-784-4949, www.bloomsburgfair.org

central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, state college One of the state’s largest events (July 8-11). Info: 814-237-3682, www.arts-festival.com

Flaming Foliage Festival, Renovo Celebration of the changing leaves with fun, food and festivities (Oct.). Info: 570-923-2411

sentimental Journey to cub Haven Fly-In, Lock Haven: Aircrafts fill the field at William T. Piper

Memorial Airport; educational forums, food and exhibitors (June 16-19). Info: 570-748-8283, www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com

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Adventure sports in Hershey, Hershey Go-karts, mini golf, batting cages, driving range and bumper boats. Info: 717-533-7479, www.adventurehershey.com

Amish Farm & House, Lancaster Guided tours presenting the history and culture of the Amish. Info: 717-394-6185, www.amishfarmandhouse.com

Appalachian trail, cumberland and Perry counties A famous trail for hiking and expe-riencing nature. Info: 800-995-0969, www.appalachiantrail.org

carlisle events, carlisle Carlisle Car Shows; 10 collector car, truck and


motorcycle events each year. Info: 717-243-7855, www.carsatcarlisle.com

central Market House, York Fresh and local foods. Info: 717-848-2243

cherry crest Farm, Ronks Amazing Maize Maze 5-acre corn maize, the world’s largest interactive game. Info: 717-687-6843, www.cherrycrestfarm.com

cornwall Iron Furnace, cornwall America’s early industrial heritage comes alive at this preserved ironmaking complex. Info: 717-272-9711, www.cornwallironfurnace.org

Dutch Wonderland, Lancaster Amusement park for the whole family. Info: 866-386-2839, www.dutchwonderland.com

Fort Hunter Mansion and Park, Harrisburg Guided tours and educational seminars. Info: 717-599-5751, www.forthunter.org

Hershey Gardens, Hershey 23-acre botanical garden, complete with a Children’s Garden and Butterfly House. Info: 717-534-3492, www.hersheygardens.org

Hersheypark, Hershey With more than 60 rides and attrac-tions, Hersheypark has something for the whole family. Info: 800-HERSHEY, www.hersheypark.com

Indian echo caverns, Hummelstown Spectacular tours highlight the natural, breathtaking caverns. Info: 717-566-8131, www.indianechocaverns.com

Kitchen Kettle Village, Intercourse Quaint shops built around the famous kitchen. Info: 800-732-3538, www.kitchenkettle.com

Penn national Race course, Grantville Live thoroughbred racing on a one-mile main course and turf racing on a seven-furlong course. Info: 717-469-2211, www.pennnational.com

outlet shopping, central PA Great name brands at affordable prices. Info: (Gettysburg) 800-337-5015, (Hershey) 800-995-0969, (Lancaster) 800-PADUTCH

sight & sound Millennium theatres, Lancaster Bible stories come to life on stage. Info: 717-687-7800, www.sight-sound.com

ski Roundtop, Lewisberry Skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing on 16 trails. Info: 717-432-9631, www.skiroundtop.com

strasburg Railroad, strasburg A restored steam engine that rides through Lancaster County. Info: 717-687-7522, www.strasburgrailroad.com

York Factory tours, York county American craftsmanship at its finest in the Factory Tour Capital of the World. Info: 888-858-YORK, www.factorytours.org

MUSeUMS

Antique Auto Museum, Hershey Elaborate displays present the history of our treasured automobile. Info: 717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org

explore & More, Gettysburg Children enjoy seven rooms filled with hands-on learning fun. Info: 717-337-9151, www.exploreandmore.com

Gettysburg national Military Park, Gettysburg Site of the major battle of the American Civil War and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Info: 717-334-1124, www.nps.gov/gett

Hands-on House children’s Museum, Lancaster Interactive exhibits allow children and parents to learn together. Info: 717-569-KIDS, www.handsonhouse.org

the Hershey story, the Museum on chocolate Avenue, Hershey Learn about the history of Chocolatetown, and the man behind it. Info: 717-534-3439, www.hersheystory.org

the national civil War Museum, Harrisburg Displays and authentic artifacts provide an unbiased history lesson. Info: 717-260-1861, www.nationalcivilwarmuseum.org

national Watch & clock Museum, columbia A journey through centuries of timekeeping with hands-on learning. Info: 717-684-8261, www.nawcc.org/index.php/museumlibrary

Pennsylvania state capitol, Harrisburg Pennsylvania’s foremost public building; designed in American Renaissance style and houses rich paintings, stained glass and fur-nishings. 800-868-7672, www.pacapitol.com

the People’s Place, Intercourse An educational and heritage center about the Amish and the Mennonites. Info: 800-828-8218, www.thepeoplesplace.com

the state Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg Historical and educational exhibits, including a planetarium and a giant statue of William Penn. Info: 800-TOURNPA, www.statemuseumpa.org

U.s. Army War college, carlisle A tribute to the Army’s past and future. Info: 717-245-3131, www.carlisle.army.mil

Whitaker center for science and the Arts, Harrisburg IMAX® theater, interactive exhibits, family science museum and more. Info: 717-214-ARTS, www.whitakercenter.org

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

chambersFest, chambersburg Annual Civil War festival; crafts, food and vendors (July). Info: 717-264-7101, www.chambersburg.org

christmas in the Park, Richfield Christmas crafts, carriage rides, Santa and a live nativity. Info: www.xmasinthepark.com

Franklin county Fair, chambersburg Crafts, antique farm equipment, horse/tractor pull (Aug.). Info: 717-762-7793, www.franklincountyfair.org

Gettysburg civil War Heritage Days, Gettysburg Living-history encampments, band concerts, 4th of July program, Civil War lecture series and battle re-enactments (last weekend in June-first week in July). Info: 717-334-6274, www.gettysburg.travel

Kutztown Pennsylvania German Festival, Kutztown Celebration of the traditional Dutch (June-July). Info: 888-674-6136, www.kutztownfestival.com

Mount Gretna outdoor Art show, Mount Gretna Outdoor artists, food and entertainment (3rd weekend in Aug.). Info: 717-964-3270, www.mtgretnaarts.com

Pennsylvania Farm show, Harrisburg Everything farming: food, competitions, livestock, equipment, rodeos and more (Jan. 9-16). Info: 717-787-5373, www.farmshow.state.pa.us

Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, Manheim Festival of bygone days and knights, as well as food, crafts and games galore (Aug.-Oct.). Info: 717-665-7021, www.parenfaire.com

Pennsylvania RV & camping show, Hershey America’s Largest RV Show; more than 1,200 RVs on display (Sept. 15-19). Info: 888-303-2887, www.largestRVshow.com

Perry county Fair, newport An old-fashioned fair at its finest, including rides, animals, entertainment and food (Aug.). Info: 717-567-7023, www.perrycountyfair.org

Richfield Dutch Days, Richfield Old-fashioned fair with crafts, rides, food, en-tertainment and an apple pie contest (July). Info: www.dutchdays.com

the York Fair, York Fairgrounds America’s First Fair; rides and games, agri-culture judging and tasty foods (Sept. 10-19). Info: 717-848-2596, www.yorkfair.org

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Imagine visiting a place where you’ll be surrounded with both urban and rural delights. Whether it’s a breathtaking view from a skyscraper or from a majestic mountaintop, eastern PA has it all! Including the Pocono/endless Mountains and Philadelphia and its countryside/Lehigh Valley, this region invites you to discover its beauty, history and endless activity. Breathe in the mountain air as you ski down a blanket of freshly fallen snow. When spring arrives, the fun continues with hiking, biking, backpacking trails and loads of outdoor fun. cool things off with a whitewater adventure down the Lehigh River Gorge. Then things start to heat up when you visit Philadelphia, which offers you brotherly love, the vibrant city nightlife, numerous historic sites, and of course, delicious cheesesteaks. every day is a vacation when you travel to eastern PA!

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Adventure center at Whitewater challengers, Weatherly Rafting, kayaking, biking, hiking. Info: 800-443-RAFT, www.whitewaterchallengers.com

Big Diamond Raceway, schuylkill Haven Racing every Friday (April-Labor Day). Info: 570-544-1410, www.bigdiamondraceway.com

Blue Mountain ski Area, Palmerton Skiing, snowboarding and snowtubing. Info: 610-826-7700, www.skibluemt.com

Bushkill Falls, Bushkills Waterfalls, mini golf, paddleboats, shopping. Info: 570-588-6682, www.visitbushkillfalls.com

camelbeach Waterpark and camelback ski Area, tannersville Waterslides, wave pool, skiing and snow tub-ing. Info: 570-629-1661, www.skicamelback.com

carousel Water & Fun Park, Beach Lake Waterslides, go-karts and bumper boats. Info:

570-729-7532, www.carousel-park.com

carriage Barn Antiques, clarks summit More than 6,000 sq. ft. of displays. Info: 570-587-5405, www.carriagebarnantiques.com

claws ‘n’ Paws Wild Animal Park, Lake Ariel Exotic animals, shows and petting area. Info: 570-698-6154, www.clawsnpaws.com

costa’s Family Fun Park at Lake Wallenpaupack, Hawley Go-karts, mini golf and batting cages. Info: 570-226-8585, www.costasfamilyfunpark.com

country Junction, Lehighton, Quakertown, Windgap, Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton World’s largest general store. Info: www.countryjunction.com

the crossings Premium outlets, tannersville More than 100 big-name factory stores; save up to 75%. Info: 570-629-4650

Delaware Water Gap national Recreational Area, Bushkill

Park surrounding 40 miles of the Delaware River. Info: 570-426-2452, www.nps.gov/DEWA

eckley Miner’s Village, Weatherly 19th century village in an anthracite coal town. Info: 570-636-2070, www.eckleyminers.org

elk Mountain ski Resort, Union Dale Skiing and snowboarding. Info: 570-679-4400, www.elkskier.com

Jack Frost Big Boulder, Blakeslee Snowboarding, snowmobiling and skiing. Info: 570-443-8425, www.jfbb.com

Kittatinny canoes & Rafts, Dingman’s Ferry Canoeing, rafting, tubing and camping. Info: 800-FLOATKC, www.kittatinny.com

Lackawanna coal Mining tour, scranton A real coal mine situated 300 ft. below ground. Info: 570-963-6463

the Mall at steamtown, scranton Two levels of specialty shops and dining. Info: 570-343-3400, www.themallatsteamtown.com

Mohegan sun at Pocono Downs,

Wilkes-Barre Live harness racing and slots casino. Info: 570-831-2100, www.poconodowns.com

PA Route 6, northeastern PA A charming, scenic drive across PA’s Northern Tier. Info: 87-PAROUTE6, www.paroute6.com

Pioneer tunnel coal Mine, Ashland Coal mine tour while riding in open mine cars. Info: 570-875-3850, www.pioneertunnel.com

Pocono Adventures Riding stable, Mount Pocono Trail and adventure rides all year. Info: 570-839-6333, www.pocono.org/ride.html

Pocono International Raceway, Long Pond NASCAR Sprint Cup track. Info: 800-RACEWAY, www.poconoraceway.com

Pocono Whitewater Adventures, Jim thorpe Rafting, biking and skirmish. Info: 800-WHITEWATER, www.whitewaterrafting.com

Ricketts Glen state Park, Benton Waterfalls, lake, hiking, swimming, fishing, camping and cabins. Info: 570-477-5675


shawnee Mountain ski Area & Water Park, shawnee-on-Delaware Skiing, boarding, snow tubing and waterslides. Info: 570-421-7231, www.shawneemt.com

snö Mountain ski Resort, scranton Skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing on 22 trails. Info: 800-GOT-SNOW, www.snomtn.com

stourbridge Line Rail excursion, Honesdale 50-mile scenic trip. Info: 570-253-1960

Walker’s tree Farm, Lehighton Pumpkins in Oct.; Christmas trees in Dec. Info: 610-377-1829, www.walkerstreefarm.com

Yuengling Brewery Museum & Gift shop, Pottsville Oldest brewery in the U.S.; tours and samples. Info: 570-628-4890, www.yuengling.com

MUSeUMS

Anthracite Heritage Museum & Iron Furnaces, scranton Origins of Scranton/Northeast PA. Info: 570-963-4804, www.anthracitemuseum.org

Antoine Dutot Museum and Gallery, Delaware Water Gap Local history and fine art (May-Oct.). Info: 570-421-5809, www.dutotmuseum.com

Bradford county Farm Museum, troy Farm antiques that depict rural life. Info: 570-297-3410, www.troyfarmmuseum.org

electric city trolley Museum, scranton Antique trolley cars, exhibits and children’s gallery. Info: 570-963-6590, www.ectma.org

Harry Houdini Museum, scranton Insight into the life of Houdini, live magic shows. Info: 570-342-5555, www.houdini.org

Jewish Museum of eastern Pennsylvania, Pottsville Biblical garden and exhibits. Info: 570-622-5890, www.synagogue-museum.org

the old Jail Museum, Jim thorpe Jailhouse that was originally built in 1871. Info: 570-325-5259, www.theoldjailmuseum.com

Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, stroudsburg PA Dutch life as it was in the 19th century. Info: 570-992-6161, www.quietvalley.org

steamtown national Historic site, scranton History/technology museums, train rides and tours. Info: 570-340-5200, www.nps.gov/stea

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

endless Mountains Maple Festival, troy Pancake breakfast, syrup demos and crafts (April). Info: 570-297-8957, www.maplefestivalpa.com

Great tastes of Pennsylvania Wine and Food Festival, Lake Harmony Music, wine, food and seminars (June 12-13). Info: 570-722-9111, www.splitrockresort.com

Pennsylvania state Laurel Festival, Wellsboro Celebration of the state flower (June 12-20). Info: 570-724-1926, www.wellsboropa.com

Pittston tomato Festival, Pittston Entertainment, food, tomato fights (Aug.). Info: 570-655-1424, www.pittstontomatofestival.com

timber & Balloon Festival, shawnee-on-Delaware Entertainment, food and balloon flights (Oct.). Info: 570-421-7231, www.shawneemt.com

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Bucks county River country, Point Pleasant The world’s river tubing capital and more. Info: 215-297-5000, www.rivercountry.net

the crayola FActoRY®, easton Activities using Crayola’s latest products. Info: 610-515-8000, www.crayola.com/Factory

Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom, Allentown Nearly 100 rides, slides and attractions. Info: 610-395-3724, www.dorneypark.com

Ghost tour of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Haunted tour of historic Old City by candle-light. Info: 215-413-1997, www.ghosttour.com

Herr’s snack Factory tours, nottingham Free tours with samples of fresh snacks. Info: 610-932-9330, www.herrs.com

Historic Bartram’s Garden, Philadelphia Educational programs that include cider making and colonial food preparation. Info: 215-729-5281, www.bartramsgarden.org

Historic Bethlehem, Bethlehem Guided tours of museums and exhibits. Info: 610-882-0450, www.historicbethlehem.org

Historic Brandywine Valley, chester county Natural beauty and rich history. Info: 610-459-3342, www.thebrandywine.com

Historic Rittenhousetown, Philadelphia Tours of North America’s first paper mill. Info: 215-438-5711, www.rittenhousetown.org

Independence national Historical Park, Philadelphia Liberty Bell, City Hall and Independence Hall. Info: 215-965-7676, www.nps.gov/INDE

Keswick theatre, Glenside Renovated Vaudeville theater. Info: 215-572-7650, www.keswicktheatre.com

King of Prussia Mall, King of Prussia More than 360 shops and 40 eateries. Info: 610-265-5727, www.kingofprussiamall.com

Lehigh Valley Wine trail, Lehigh county 9 Wineries in picturesque settings. Info: 866-870-7800, www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com

Lehigh Valley Zoo, schnecksville 1,200-acre zoo with wildlife and nature educa-tion programs, picnicking and hiking. Info: 610-799-4171, www.lvzoo.org

Longwood Gardens, Kennett square 1,050 acres of indoor and outdoor gardens. Info: 610-388-1000, www.longwoodgardens.org

Mill Grove Audubon Wildlife sanctuary, Audubon National historic landmark and museum with gift shop. Info: 610-666-5593

Morgan Log House, Kulpsville Restored 1700s log house and gardens. Info: 215-368-2480, www.morganloghouse.org

Peddler’s Village, Lahaska 75 unique specialty shops and restaurants. Info: 215-794-4000, www.peddlersvillage.com

Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia More than 1,300 animals and 300 species. Info: 215-243-5272, www.philadelphiazoo.org

Ride the Ducks, Philadelphia Land and water tour of historic Philadelphia. Info: 215-351-9989, www.phillyducks.com

QVc studio tours, West chester Behind-the-scenes tour of this TV network. Info: 800-600-9900, www.qvctours.com

sesame Place, Langhorne Rides, exhibits, shows and Sesame characters. Info: 215-752-7070, www.sesameplace.com

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the Academy of natural sciences, Philadelphia Wild butterflies, live snakes, dinosaur bones and more. Info: 215-299-1000, www.ansp.org

American Helicopter Museum, West chester More than 30 aircraft on display. Info: 610-436-9600, www.helicoptermuseum.org

the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia Hands-on approach to science and technol-ogy. Info: 215-448-1200, www2.fi.edu

Goschenhoppen Folklife Museum, Green Lane Exhibits of 18th century immigrant living. Info: 610-367-8286, www.goschenhoppen.org

James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown Finest collection of PA impressionists. Info: 215-340-9800, www.michenermuseum.org

Museum of Indian culture, Allentown Resource of Northeastern Woodland Indian cultures. Info: 610-797-2121, www.lenape.org

Please touch Museum, Philadelphia Hands-on museum for children. Info: 215-963-0667, www.pleasetouchmuseum.org

Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia More than 40,000 works of art. Info: 215-684-7500, www.philamuseum.org

FeStiVALS & eVeNtS

Bethlehem Musikfest 10-day music extravaganza (Aug.). Info: 610-332-1300, www.musikfest.org

the Great Allentown Fair, Allentown Agriculture and entertainment (Aug.-Sept.). Info: 610-435-SHOW, www.allentownfairpa.org

Philadelphia Folk Festival, schwenksville Traditional/contemporary folk dance (Aug.). Info: 800-556-FOLK, www.pfs.org/PFF.php

Philadelphia International Flower show, Philadelphia Largest indoor flower show in the world (Feb.). Info: 215-988-8800, www.theflowershow.com

Valley Forge RV show & sale, Valley Forge convention center RVs, accessories and camping info (Feb.). Info: 888-303-2887, www.VFRVshow.com


WeSterN PALAke erie regiON crawford county convention and Visitors Bureau800-332-2338 Web: www.visitcrawford.org erie Area convention & Visitors Bureau800-524-eRIe (3743)Web: www.visiteriepa.com Mercer county convention & Visitors Bureau800-637-2370Web: www.mercercountypa.org oil Region AllianceVenango County800-483-6264Web: www.oilregion.org ALLegHeNY NAtiONAL FOreSt regiON Allegheny national Forest Vacation BureauMcKean County800-473-9370Web: www.visitanf.com clearfield county Recreation & tourism Authority866-Go-WILDsWeb: www.visitclearfieldcounty.org northwest Pennsylvania’s Great outdoors Visitors BureauCameron, Clarion, Elk, Forest and Jefferson counties800-348-9393Web: www.pagreatoutdoors.com Potter county Visitors Association888-PoTTeR2 (768-8372)Web: www.visitpottercounty.com tioga county Visitors Bureau888-TIoGA28 (846-4228)Web: www.visittiogapa.com Warren county Visitors Bureau800-624-7802Web: www.wcvb.net PittSbUrgH regiON Armstrong county tourist Bureau888-265-9954Web: www.armstrongcounty.com Beaver county Recreation & tourism Department800-342-8192Web: www.visitbeavercounty.com Butler county tourism & convention Bureau866-856-8444Web: www.visitbutlercounty.com

Greater Pittsburgh convention & Visitors BureauAllegheny County800-359-0758Web: www.visitpittsburgh.com Lawrence county tourist Promotion Agency888-284-7599Web: www.visitlawrencecounty.com Washington county tourism Promotion Agency866-927-4969Web: www.washwow.com LAUreL HigHLANdS/SOUtHerN ALLegHeNieS Allegheny Mountains convention & Visitors BureauBlair County800-842-5866Web: www.amcvb.com Bedford county Visitors Bureau800-765-3331Web: www.bedfordcounty.net Fulton county chamber of commerce & tourism717-485-4064Web: www.fultoncountypa.com Greene county tourist Promotion Agency724-627-8687Web: www.greenecountytourism.org Huntingdon county Visitors Bureau888-RAYsToWNWeb: www.raystown.org Indiana county tourist Bureau724-463-7505Web: www.visitindianacounty.org Johnstown and cambria county convention & Visitors Bureau800-237-8590Web: www.visitjohnstownpa.com Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau Fayette, Somerset and Westmoreland counties800-333-5661Web: www.laurelhighlands.org

CeNtrAL PAVALLeYS OF tHeSUSqUeHANNA central Pennsylvania convention & Visitors Bureau800-358-5466Web: www.centralpacvb.org clinton county economic Partnership888-388-6991Web: www.clintoncountyinfo.com

columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau800-847-4810Web: www.itourcolumbiamontour.com Juniata River Valley Visitors BureauJuniata and Mifflin counties877-568-9739Web: www.juniatarivervalley.org Lycoming county Visitors Bureau800-358-9900Web: www.williamsport.org susquehanna Valley Visitors Bureau Northumberland, Snyder and Union counties800-525-7320Web: www.visitcentralpa.org HerSHeY/gettYSbUrg/dUtCH COUNtrY regiON cumberland Valley Visitor’s Bureau 888-513-5130 Web: www.visitcumberlandvalley.com Franklin county Visitors Bureau717-709-7204Web: www.co.franklin.pa.us Gettysburg convention & Visitors BureauAdams County800-337-5015Web: www.gettysburgcvb.org Greater Reading convention & Visitors BureauBerks County800-443-6610Web: www.readingberkspa.com Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors BureauDauphin and Perry counties877-PA PuLse (727-8573)Web: www.hersheyharrisburg.org Lebanon Valley tourist Promotion Agency717-222-1617Web: www.visitlebanoncounty.com Pennsylvania Dutch convention & Visitors BureauLancaster County800-PA-DuTcH (723-8824)Web: www.padutchcountry.com York county convention & Visitors Bureau888-858-YoRK (9675)Web: www.yorkpa.org

eASterN PAPOCONO MOUNtAiNS/eNdLeSS MOUNtAiNS endless Mountains Visitors BureauBradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna

and Wyoming counties800-769-8999Web: www.endlessmountains.org

Lackawanna county convention & Visitors Bureau800-22WeLcoMe (935-2663)Web: www.visitnepa.org

Luzerne county convention & Visitors Bureau888-905-2872Web: www.tournepa.com

Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau, Inc.Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne counties800-PocoNos (762-6667)Web: www.800poconos.com

schuylkill county Visitors Bureau800-765-7282Web: www.schuylkill.org

PHiLAdeLPHiA ANd itS COUNtrYSide/LeHigH VALLeY Brandywine conference & Visitors BureauDelaware County800-343-3983Web: www.brandywinecountry.org

Bucks county conference & Visitors Bureau800-836-BucKs (2825)Web: www.buckscounty.travel

chester county conference & Visitors Bureau800-228-9933Web: www.brandywinevalley.com

Independence Visitor center Philadelphia County800-537-7676Web: www.independencevisitorcenter.com

Lehigh Valley convention & Visitors BureauLehigh and Northampton counties800-747-0561Web: www.lehighvalleypa.org

Philadelphia convention & Visitors Bureau215-636-3300Web: www.philadelphiausa.travel

Valley Forge convention & Visitors BureauMontgomery County610-834-1550Web: www.valleyforge.org

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