RVing USA contributor
Residing in Indiana, Lois Tomaszewski is an award winning journalist and former newspaper editor.An art installation in Fort Walton Beach, Florida may change where adventure seekers fulfill their desire. An underwater art museum has been created for the past 3 years where artists have created sculptures that are placed on the sea floor, creating a living coral reef with the sculptures.
As a premier destination in Ocala, and the whole state of Florida, Silver Springs State Parks is full of natural resources and scenic beauty and offers iconic Glass Bottom Boat Tour experiences.
The Buzz highlights Newmar RV for its product innovation and the building of its new integrated Design Center at the Newmar campus in Nappanee, Indiana. The company made a foray into the Super Class C market last year with the Super Star model.
The Buzz sits down with the VP of Customer Experience at Alliance RV, Bill Martin, to discuss their strategy on building a new line of luxury fifth wheels. Armed with consumer insight, Alliance RV has developed the Paradigm extended stay fifth wheel.
The Buzz speaks with the Vice President of Marketing for the Iowa 80 Group, which owns the world's largest truck stop Iowa 80, on the appeal the destination has on RVers. An average of 5,000 per day stop in to eat, shop, use the restroom facilities and just take in what has almost become a tourist attraction.
The Buzz visits a uniquely designed bridge and hiking trail in Madrid, IA that illuminates at night. Opening in 2011, the High Trestle Trail has won numerous awards and was built originally to reflect the coal mining history of the region.
The Buzz visits Ashfall Fossil Beds Historic Park, where one can find unique fossil beds that continue to reveal the species that once called the North American continent home. Nearly 12 million years ago, volcanic ash engulfed this ancient watering hole, entombing animals underneath.
The Buzz speaks with Todd Liebross, owner of Tank Town USA in Morganton, GA, to discuss why people are so attracted to his destination. Guests drive a tank over cars with the sole purpose of crushing them and navigating through deep mud to create a unique and fun experience.
The Buzz explores the grounds of Little Sahara State Park, most of which is built for ATV and dune buggy enthusiasts riding through the sand dunes. The dunes were created over 11,000 years ago from terrace deposits and quartz left by the Cimarron River.