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  • Mogollon Rim Campgrounds Fee Changes

    WOT|Aug 1, 2019

    The Coconino National Forest is seeking public input on proposed fee implementation at the Clint's Well and Kehl Springs campgrounds, and fee increases at Blue Ridge, Rock Crossing, Knoll Lake, Elks, Long Valley Work Center and Moqui campgrounds on the Mogollon Rim Ranger District. Based on increased use at campgrounds, a fee increase and fee implementation is needed to continue site improvements and will help ensure that people can continue using and enjoying our campgrounds. Fees have not... Full story

  • Lake Havasu Lighthouses

    AZBW|Aug 1, 2019

    "LET THERE BE LIGHT" -- Did you know that Lake Havasu City has more lighthouses than any other city in America? It's strange for a city in a landlocked state to boast such a thing, but it's true! We have 27 replica lighthouses lining our shores.... Full story

  • Arizona Summer Tour

    Margie Anderson|Aug 1, 2019

    This Is A Seriously Fun Trip Living in Phoenix means that it is too darn hot to ride around in the desert in the summer, at least for me – and I'm a native. So when the temperatures get into the hundreds, we take to the hills like a lot of folks in Arizona. A couple of weeks ago we took what we call a "truck trip" – that means a road trip that doesn't require the side by side, so if it involves dirt roads, they are usually pretty tame. This trip was one I really enjoyed because we saw a lot of c... Full story

  • Glomex CamRV

    WOT|Aug 1, 2019

    Recent news reports of hackers breaking into Wi-Fi systems to watch people through their own security cameras is chilling, especially when it's not too difficult to do. Glomex CamRV™ offers a host of features to RVers, but its security is unparalleled. It uses an encrypted one-to-one connection for 100% absolute security. Now, whether hundreds of miles away from the RV or sitting right outside it checking on children sleeping inside, only the owner has access to the real-time, streaming video f... Full story

  • Desert Botanical Garden Flashlight Tours

    AZBW|Aug 1, 2019

    At Desert Botanical Garden, summer Saturday nights shine with Flashlight Tours, June 1-August 31. All ages will have a blast getting hands-on during this self-guided nocturnal adventure through the Garden. Check out the night-blooming plants, animals that come out after-dark plus grab some food and drink and chill out. • Dates: Saturdays through August 31 • Time: 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. • Location: Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Pkwy., Phoenix, AZ 85008 • Phone: (480) 941-1225 • Website:... Full story

  • Pueblo Grande

    WOT|Aug 1, 2019

    Hear the untold stories of pottery sherds and discover what these pieces of the past can reveal. Find out how archaeologists rediscover history from pieces of pottery in "Fragments: Broken Bowls Tell More Tales", an exhibit running through August 2019 at Pueblo Grande Museum. This exhibition features sherds that connect the Hohokam with their neighbors across the Southwest and northern Mexico during the time of the European Renaissance. • Date: Through August 31 • Location: Pueblo Grande Mus... Full story

  • Natural Parklands

    WOT|Jul 1, 2019

    With only some fine tuning, including the installation of signage, the 6.4 miles of trails at Storm Ranch North (commonly referred to as the Storm Trails), just east of Peavine Trail, is now complete. The trails sit on the 160 acres purchased by the City of Prescott In January 2018. Trail construction began in early February 2018 and took Over the Hill Gang over 5,500 hours to complete. Noted for its variety, the trail system showcases narrow canyons, balanced rocks, boulder fields, and a... Full story

  • Prescot Rent A Ramada

    AZBW|Jul 1, 2019

    You Can Rent A Ramada For Small Or Large Groups Ramadas in city parks can be reserved for small or large groups, for an entire day or less. A reservation ensures your group of exclusive use of the ramada, and allows staff advance notice so that we can prepare for your group’s arrival. (We offer a 25 percent discount to City of Prescott residents.) • Ceremonial Pad Large Ramadas: Half Day (four hours or less) $150 Full Day (open to close) $300 • Medium Ramadas: Half Day (four hours or less)... Full story

  • The Bucket, Re-Imagined

    WOT|Jul 1, 2019

    Technology advances at blinding speed in the RV world. Few would expect something like a lowly pail to keep pace, but that was before the Deluxe One Bucket System. Shurhold Industries completely reimagined this invaluable item that belongs in every motorhome and trailer. Made in the USA, it transforms the cleaning process, and how products and tools are stored. The heart of the Deluxe One Bucket System is the World's Best Rope Handle Bucket. Thicker than the average plastic five-gallon pail,... Full story

  • RV GFCI Receptacle

    WOT|Jul 1, 2019

    Having an electrical outlet capable of monitoring and shutting itself off makes for one less thing to worry about while camping. Areas such as the galley, bathroom or outdoor kitchen can be made much safer by utilizing ground fault circuit interrupter receptacles. The GFCI Duplex Receptacle from Hubbell is UL-listed and designed to protect people from line-to-ground electrical shock hazards. Hubbell Marine's GFCI Duplex Receptacle complies with 2015 UL 943 by automatically monitoring circuit fun... Full story

  • OHV Safety

    AZGFD|Jul 1, 2019

    As many people are gearing up to spend time outdoors this summer, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) reminds everyone planning to ride an off-highway vehicle (OHV) to do so safely and responsibly. Numerous fatal accidents last year involved utility task vehicles (UTVs) that rolled over and pinned the operator underneath. Wearing a seatbelt is critical because it will help keep the operator and any passengers inside the UTV in the event of an accident. If children are a part of the... Full story

  • Nebraska Homestead National Monument

    WOT|Jul 1, 2019

    Summer Hours Extended At Homestead National Monument Homestead National Monument of America has begun extended hours for the summer. The monument will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. through Labor Day Weekend. Along with the extended summer hours, the monument will offer a wide variety of special programs. The Freeman School will be open daily 1-4 p.m. The Freeman School will be opened by request other times as long as staffing permits. Parking areas and trails will continue to be... Full story

  • Bright Angel Trailhead

    GCNP|Jul 1, 2019

    Grand Canyon National Park's summer season has begun; plan ahead to make the most of your trip! Trip Planning Tips Save time and purchase your entrance pass online! With Your Pass Now visitors can purchase their Grand Canyon annual pass ($70), motorcycle pass ($30), vehicle pass ($35) or pedestrian pass ($20) online before they get to the park. At the park entrance, just show either a printed copy of the pass or have it saved on their mobile device to enter the park. Visitors traveling from... Full story

  • Clean-N-Simple Tips

    AZBW|Jun 1, 2019

    Anyone who's ever used a touchscreen knows how dirty it can get, even without fingers covered in hand cream or sunblock. A late night bucket of chicken brings smudging to a whole new level. Shurhold Industries offers Clean-N-Simple Tips for keeping valuable electronics-and almost anything else on the RV-looking their best. It's an aerosol spray that cleans, polishes and protects in one step, without any greasy residue. To avoid headaches later, lock the electronics screen being cleaned. This... Full story

  • Air-Dryr

    WOT|Jun 1, 2019

    Air-Dryr Protects Valuables From Rust, Mold, Mildew Moisture is insidious. Even trace amounts can cause rust, mold and mildew to set in. The result can be anything from a blemish to the complete loss of an item. Air-Dryr from Davis Instruments is an effective and inexpensive way to stave off damaging humidity. Air-Dryr is engineered to operate 24/7. Plugged into a 110/120V outlet and placed as low as possible, it warms the damp air to above the dew point. As the dry air is released through the... Full story

  • Iosso Vinyl and Leather Cleaner

    AZBW|Jun 1, 2019

    Whether its home is on water, pavement, snow or a dirt trail, one of the first signs recreational equipment is aging is that its vinyl, leather, plastic or rubber is looking old and tired. Sun, heat, ozone, grime, suntan lotion and other contaminates all contribute to leaving them dirty, dry, brittle and faded. Vinyl and Leather Cleaner & Conditioner from Iosso Products is uniquely formulated to clean and refresh these surfaces. It leaves them looking and feeling like new and protected for... Full story

  • Maricopa County Parks Fire Ban

    Jun 1, 2019

    The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department initiated its annual fire ban at the first of May. “Given the abundance of rain we’ve received this year, we’ve had an outstanding wildflower season. Unfortunately, as the blooms and brush die off and dry out, the parks are left with dangerous levels of fuel loads on the ground that can ignite a wildfire with just a small spark. As a land manager, we believe the decision to implement sooner rather than later is the responsible thing to do to... Full story

  • Shurhold's Dual Action Polisher

    Jun 1, 2019

    Summer sunshine brings with it damaging UV rays. The resulting oxidation leaves RVs looking old and neglected. With the right tools, like Shurhold's World's Best Dual Action Polisher and a jar of Buff Magic, it's simple to restore the deep, lustrous finish to paint, gelcoat and metal. The World's Best Dual Action Polisher is also one of the simplest to use. Ideal for DIYers, its 5" random orbital head quickly removes chalky oxidation without the damaging burns and swirls common with higher-rpm... Full story

  • Two Pretty, Easy Trails

    Margie Anderson|Jun 1, 2019

    We started taking our granddaughters hiking with us when they were five or six years old, so I know how important it is to find great hikes that are pretty, but easy enough for short legs. This time of year, you also want those trails to be in the high country - and even then they might get pretty warm in the afternoon. But these two hikes are short and sweet - so they're ideal for a summer day with or without kids. Picture Canyon My granddaughter Trinity told us about this one. She's a student... Full story

  • Bill Moos Joins Other Notable Americans

    AZBW|Jun 1, 2019

    Bill Moos, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Director of Athletics, is making history with the likes of Pulitzer Prize writer Willa Cather, aviator Charles Lindbergh and former Nebraska Football Coach Tom Osborne. Moos, a descendant of Cherry County, Nebraska, homesteaders, is now featured on a Homestead Legacy Banner at Homestead National Monument of America's Education Center, along with such notables as Cather, Lindbergh, Osborne, singer Jewel Kilcher and scientist and inventor George Washington... Full story

  • Moldaway Cleans The Natural Way

    Jim Allen|Jun 1, 2019

    Keeping an RV spot-free is a constant battle, with many owners resorting to harsh, toxic chemicals and lots of elbow grease. Moldaway from Shurhold Industries is different. It's an oxygenated cleaner that's effective on a wide range of surfaces and removes stains the natural way. Made in the USA, scientifically formulated Moldaway contains no bleach or chlorine, so it's safe to use on colored vinyl, canvas, plastic, carpeting, interior and exterior cushions, awnings and wood. It removes mold,... Full story

  • Grand Canyon National Park North Rim Now Open

    GCNP|Jun 1, 2019

    The gate at the entrance to the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park opened on May 15.. Grand Canyon Lodge and Grand Canyon Trail Rides have also commenced their 2019 seasonal operations. Other businesses on the Kaibab Plateau, from Jacob Lake to the park boundary, are also open. Services Now Available All services provided by the National Park Service, including the Visitor Center, Backcountry Information Office, and campground, as well as the Grand Canyon Conservancy bookstore, are now... Full story

  • Ground Fault Receptacle

    Jim Allen|Jun 1, 2019

    The electrical receptacles on a RV can easily be compromised due to corrosion or the rugged conditions that exist in outdoors environments. Hubbell's new Extra Heavy-Duty Ground Fault Receptacle is the first corrosion-resistant model in the market. Its rugged, durable construction and numerous safety features make it a superior option for any RV. The internal and external components are nickel plated and its mounting screws and terminal screws are made of stainless steel, ensuring reliability... Full story

  • Tonto Forest Headquarters Office Temporarily Closed

    WOT|Jun 1, 2019

    The USDA Forest Service, Tonto National Forest Supervisors Office, located at 2324 E. McDowell Road in Phoenix, is temporarily closed for building repair. This closure occurred on Monday, May 6, and will continue until the lobby area can safely reopen. During this closure please contact any one of the ranger district offices with questions. • Cave Creek Ranger District, 40202 N. Cave Creek Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85262, (480) 595-3300 • Mesa Ranger District Office, 5140 E. Ingram Street, Mesa, AZ... Full story

  • Prescott Lakes

    Jun 1, 2019

    Ceremonial Pads at Watson and Goldwater Lakes For many years, some engaged couples have chosen to hold their wedding ceremonies and receptions at one of Prescott's lakes. To facilitate these and other ceremonies and various celebrations, the City has built two ceremonial pads, at Goldwater and Watson Lakes. In 2014, the first ceremonial pad (capacity 100) was built at Goldwater Lake0. Located in Prescott National Forest, this facility sits between two ramadas, Lakeview and Pinetop (capacity 100... Full story

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