Recreation Vehicle

TPWD: Recreational Vehicle (RV) Group Packages Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Information search print friendly Regulations Publications Outdoor Learning Kids Game Warden Grants Get Involved Shop FAQ Calendar Español Experience Texas Fishing & Boating State Parks & Destinations Hunting & Wildlife Land & Water Doing Business Home State Parks & Destinations Parkinfo Facilities Rv Facilities Links: Skip Links Park Facility Main Page Campsites : Sewer, Electric, & Water Hookups Electric & Water Hookups Water Hookups Drive-up Sites with No Hookups Walk-in Tent Sites Hike-in/Backpacking Sites Boat-to Sites Wildlife Management Areas that allow camping Lodging & Other Indoor Overnight Facilities : Bed & Breakfasts Cabins & Group Lodges Limited Use Cabins Lodges & San Solomon Springs Court Group Barracks, Bunkhouses, Dining & Recreation Halls Screened Shelters Recreational Vehicle Group Packages Parks & Historic Sites - Anchor Links: Skip Links New State Park Hours State Parks & Destinations Main Find a Destination Frequently Asked Questions Historic Sites Park Reservations Campsites & Facilities Park Maps Activities Park of the Month Volunteer, Concession, & Employment Information Texas State Parks Pass Downloadthe RV Group Brochure . ( PDF 425.4 KB ) Recreational Vehicle (RV) Group Packages Texas State Parks are rich in natural beauty and cultural history. Texas has 11 eco-regions with a wide variety of landscapes, from lush forests to rugged canyons and mountains. Many State Parks feature spectacular lakes and rivers where you can go boating, fishing and swimming or just enjoy a relaxing float. Other parks offer wonderful trails for hiking, biking, birding and horseback riding. With such a wide variety of natural wonders you can plan a group RV outing to satisfy any taste. When you stay at a Texas State Park you can always depend on friendly, knowledgeable staff and safe surroundings. And with more than 120 State Parks in Texas, you can take a day trip from your campsite to explore another State Park or State Historic Site in the area! Texas State Parks also include more than thirty State Historic Sites, each one revealing a fascinating glimpse back in time. Visit a frontier fort, see prehistoric rock art or climb aboard the only surviving U.S. battleship to have fought in both world wars. Many sites also offer tours, special events, re-enactments and living history presentations to bring Texas history alive. If you're staying at a State Park be sure to drop by a nearby Historic site for a visit. Many of our parks have facilities that are ideal for groups of RVs. During off-peak periods, some of these parks are offering special benefits for RV Groups. Some of these benefits include: Day and/or overnight use fees Group facility use Special programs by park staff Reservations available up to 11 months in advance For more information on RV Group packages contact the Group Reservation Desk at (512) 389-8900 to make your group plans now! The Central Reservation Center (C.R.C.) is is staffed from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday - Friday. The C.R.C. is closed Saturday, Sunday and major holidays. The Texas State Parks Pass and the Parklands Passport or “Bluebonnet Pass” cannot be used to further discount these special promotions. More RV Related Information: More information on RV'ing from the Texas State Park Guide . Contact Us | Help | Accessibility | Media | Site Policies | Complaints | Intranet | State of Texas | TRAILS Search | TexasOnline | Compact with Texans Texas Parks and Wildlife Department , 4200 Smith School Road, Austin, TX 78744 Toll Free: (800) 792-1112, Austin: (512) 389-4800 Content of this site © Texas Parks and Wildlife Department unless otherwise noted. Last modified: January 13, 2006, 6:00 pm

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Williams Transport Motor Coach Service - About The Service About The Service The Williams Transport Motor Coach Service is a wholly-owned, independent business of Williams College, whose goal is to serve the Williams College student body by providing reliable, comfortable, and safe transportation for students during breaks in the academic year. During Thanksgiving Break, Winter Break, Dead Week, Spring Break, and at the End of School, the Motor Coach Service runs luxury motor coaches to Albany, New York City, and Boston. Our motor coaches seat at least 55 adults in individually reclining seats and are equipped with a lavatory, VCR, televisions, a separate baggage compartment and a mobile phone. Motor Coach Service History It is our understanding that the Bus Service (as it was known) was originally founded and run as a for profit business in the late 1970's by Steve Case'80, current Chairman of AOL Time Warner. Upon his graduation, the Bus Service was continued by other Williams students. At some point at the end of the 1980's / beginning of the 1990's, the Williams College Council assumed control of the service and changed its name to the CC Bus Service. In the mid-1990's, the Bus Service was not well organized. Rumor has it that the buses left when the driver decided the bus was full (there was no set departure time) and the service chartered old, uncomfortable, un-airconditioned school buses. With the service in serious financial trouble in early 1998, freshman Phil Swisher'01 was named the service's new director. During Swisher's tenure as Director, the Service became profitable and was greatly improved by the replacment of old school busses with new, luxury motor coaches (hence our current name: CC Motor Coach Service). In Spring 1998, Swisher added Boston Logan and North Station routes and expanded the service to include Hartford in fall 1999. For the first time, students were able to charge their tickets to their term bill in 1998 and new professionally printed tickets were used. During the 2000-2001 school year, Swisher expanded the CC Motor Coach Service to include 111 scheduled departures, which covered over 315,000 passenger miles. Upon Swisher's graduation, Drew Newman'04 was appointed the new Director of the CC Motor Coach Service. Through the outstanding computer coding abilities of Joe Masters, the CC Motor Coach Service is being dramatically improved once again. Starting with the 2001-2002 academic year, the service utilized a new online Ticket Reservation, Processing, and Printing system, which will streamline operations and save paper, time, and money. Directorship of the Service, now independent of College Council and renamed Williams Transport, was appointed to Chris Upjohn '07, who worked with Drew Newman and Joe Masters on the implimentation of a new E-Ticket system that will further streamline the Service. During the course of the next three years we look forward to initiating new ventures to better serve the Williams student body. Williams Transport Motor Coach Service 1756-6 Baxter Hall Williamstown, MA 01267 2001 Drew Newman

RV Campground

Yellowstone RV - Grand Teton Park RV Resort HOME SUMMER Camping / RV Cabins Summer Activities WINTER Camping / RV Snowmobile Rentals Snowmobile Packages Jackson Hole & Yellowstone GRAND TETON PARK RV RESORT P.O. Box 92 Highway 26/287 Moran, WY 83013 Toll Free: 800.563.6469 Phone: 307.733.1980 Fax: 307.543.0927 info@yellowstonerv.com Camping / RV - Cabins - Snowmobiling - Area Info - Photo Gallery - Contact Come Headquarter With Us Grand Teton Park RV Resort has the best location for visiting both National Parks. Located just 6 miles east of Moran Junction, you will be camping only 32 miles from Yellowstone National Park and just outside the east entrance of Grand Teton National Park . Also just 36 miles from the town of Jackson. Enjoy views of the majestic Grand Teton mountains from most of our campsites. Whether visiting in Winter or Summer you can't beat our location for all your vacation activities... fishing, hiking, boating, hunting, or snowmobiling all available from Grand Teton RV Resort. We offer the following: View of the majestic Grand Teton Mountains from most campsites 50 Amp pull thru RV sites New heated pool & hot tub Complete hookup service and grassy tent sites Laundromat Camping Cabins Tepee Village Clean restrooms with hot showers Well-stocked grocery store Ice, beer, snack bar Propane, gasoline, diesel Firewood RV supplies, fishing tackle Fishing and hunting licenses available Playground Recreation room with pool table Video arcade building Reunions Whitewater and scenic float trips arranged on the Snake River Snowmobile Rental (winter) Chuckwagon dinner and horse rides YEAR ROUND RECREATION RESORT Headquarter with us while touring Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park! click here to enlarge map Only 32 miles from Yellowstone National Park and just outside the east entrance of Grand Teton National Park, 35 miles from Jackson, 50 miles from Dubois, and 6 miles east of Moran Junction on Highway 26 & 287. Come and join us !

Diesel Motor Home

Petroleum Equipment Forum - Refueling a diesel motorhome Petroleum Equipment Forum Home | Profile | Register | Active Topics | Active Polls | Members | Search | FAQ Username: Password: Save Password Forgot your Password? All Forums Safety Safe Refueling Refueling a diesel motorhome New Topic Reply to Topic Printer Friendly Author Topic Dick Campagna Rookie USA 3 Posts Posted - 08/12/2003 : 20:46:03 We're RVers who owns a diesel pusher (rear-diesel engine) motorhome. Since motorhome dashboard A/C units are ineffective, compared to the family car, many of us travel with our diesel fuel powered generators while we're traveling, so we can use our rooftop or basement A/C units. The question is: is there a danger in leaving our diesel engine generators running while refueling? After all, there's no ignition components. We do shut down our diesel engines. Dick Campagna GasJock Rookie Canada 1 Posts Posted - 05/27/2004 : 23:16:40 In our world, British Columbia, the Fire Code states that a diesel engine must be off when refueling if you are not 18 feet from a Class 1 fuel dispenser [and grade of gasoline]. Thanks for your INPUT GasJock PEI Staff Administrator USA 56 Posts Posted - 05/29/2004 : 09:16:24 These regulations are up to the fire marshall of the local jurisdiction. Petroleum Equipment Institute www.pei.org Sign up for our electronic newsletter for news on the association and petroleum marketing equipment industry. www.pei.org/newsletter whittingtonm Novice USA 42 Posts Posted - 06/01/2004 : 07:07:56 Dick, Depending on where you are refueling, the vehicle next to you may be pumping gasoline. Why take a chance on igniting those vapors? Mike Dick Campagna Rookie USA 3 Posts Posted - 06/01/2004 : 07:45:31 Thanks for the comments, everyone. We do shut off our main diesel engine and diesel engine genset while refueling, as well as the ignition systems for refrigerator and water heater. Although a diesel engine is a non-spark ignition engine, the main engine drives an alternator and the genset engine drives a generator ... and surely, sparks could be produced from secondary sources. Therefore, since I don't want to take a chance, I shut down everything. It's just that other RVers often ask the question on the 'net and I wanted others' opinions. Thanks again. Dick Campagna Topic New Topic Reply to Topic Printer Friendly Jump To: Select Forum Petroleum Equipment Forum Forum Feedback Young Executives Opinion Polls General Business, Service & Construction General Business Service Construction Supply Sources Help Wanted/Help Available Safety Safe Refueling Job-Site Safety -------------------- Home Active Topics Frequently Asked Questions Member Information Search Page Petroleum Equipment Forum © 2006 PEI Register Now! Snitz Forums 2000

Recreation Vehicle Insurance

Aon Recreation Insurance Home | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Site Map   About Us Request a Quote Insurance Coverage RV Seminars & Rallies Newsletters & Articles Customer Service Why Aon Recreation Insurance? RV vs. Auto Testimonials Press Releases Endorsements Clubs & Associations Manufacturers &Dealers Clubs & Associations Aon Recreation Insurance is proud to be affiliated with the following organizations. Partners Since 1966 FMCA —Aon Recreation Insurance has been partnered with the Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) for nearly 40 years. We sponsor all national and regional FMCA rallies, providing education on RV insurance, RV operation and RV fire safety. We have been a commercial member since the FMCA's inception and are the preferred provider of specialty-RV insurance for the members. The FMCA website is a premiere source of information about all facets of motor coach ownership and travel. Visit them at www.fmca.com . Endorsed by Thousand Trails Since 2000 Thousand Trails — Weve had a strong partnership with Thousand Trails ever since the organization endorsed us in 2000. Theyve offered several special money-saving camping offers to Aon Recreation Insurance policyholders throughout the years and youll find our posters and brochures displayed in their preserves (their parks are called "preserves" for their spacious, natural presence). Thousand Trails preserves stand apart from other campgrounds when it comes to facilities, security, amenities, and services. Visit them at www.thousandtrails.com . Platinum Sponsor Since 2000 RVSEF — The Recreation Vehicle Safety Education Foundation (RVSEF) is dedicated to the improvement of recreation vehicle safety with a focus on education. They offer a comprehensive training program designed to provide a standardized source of industry-approved information for the safe operation of the RV. Aon Recreation Insurance is a strong and continued supporter of RVSEF. In addition to being a Platinum Level Sponsor, we contributed RV safety information from our safe-driving and fire-safety courses for the RVSEF RV Safety Training kit. Find out more at www.rvsafety.org . Endorsed by Escapees RV Club Since 2000 Escapees — We have a very close relationship with the club and talk regularly with club CEO, Cathie Carr, to ensure we continue to meet the clubs high expectations. We frequently provide RV safety articles for the Escapees Magazine and continue to offer members a superior RV-specialty policy at a great price. We have multiple insurance options available for RVers who use Escapees mail-forwarding service in Livingston, Texas. Other member benefits include: RV parks, an RV magazine, rallies, educational seminars, and message services. Visit them at www.escapees.com . Endorsed by RVing Women Since 1999 RVing Women —RVing Women addresses the unique needs and issues of the woman RVer. Safety, avoiding scams on the road, how-to articles and personal interest stories are among the issues they focus on. Their website also provides many resources, including a message board where members make contacts, ask questions and plan trips. Aon Recreation Insurance enjoys offering an insurance discount to members and sponsoring RVing Women rallies throughout the year. Visit them at www.rvingwomen.com . Educational Presenter and Sponsor of Life on Wheel Since 1994 Life on Wheels — Life on Wheels is an organization dedicated to providing educational information to RV enthusiasts the world over. Life on Wheels offers present and prospective RVers opportunities to learn directly from experts about the vehicles and the RV lifestyle so they can enjoy more fully this important means of recreation and travel. We attend and support Life On Wheels conferences, providing instruction on the need for specialty-RV insurance and on safe RV operation. Visit them at www.lifeonwheels.com . Endorsed by Newmar Kountry Klub Since 2002 Newmar Kountry Klub —One of the leading manufacturer-based RV social clubs in the recreational vehicle industry, Newmar Kountry Klub members are from all over the United States and Canada. It is an exclusive club for owners of Newmar recreational vehicles and offers many advantages and benefits to members. The members travel together, much like a large family, all over North America, or reunite in various areas of the country at rallies, special events and caravans. Aon Recreation Insurance sponsors the clubs international rallies and presents our safe-driving and fire-safety courses. Visit them at www.newmarkountryklub.com . Endorsed by Outdoor Resorts of America Since 2000 Outdoor Resorts of America — Outdoor Resorts is widely recognized as the foremost developer of luxury recreational vehicle resorts in the United States. In its 30-year history, the company has developed 25 resorts. Locations are chosen based on the beauty of the surrounding area and proximity to premier vacation destinations like beaches, mountains, lakes and national parks. Theyve offered free weekend stays to our policyholders. Visit them at www.outdoor-resorts.com . Here are some of our other partner clubs: American Coach Converted Coach Country Coach Bounders United Foretravel Motorcade Club Discovery Owners Association Monaco Prevost Prouds Footer | Footer | Footer -- Insurance License Information © 2005 Aon Recreation Insurance