Massachusetts community raffles off 2006 Jayco travel trailer to support church festival

Woahink Lake, less than two hours from Eugene, Oregon, offers an RV resort, fishing, and water recreation. The 820-acre freshwater lake borders Jessie M. Honeymoon Memorial State Park and is one of the deepest in the state at 74 feet. The public northwest shore features a boat launch, swimming area, and group camping. Woahink Lake RV Resort has over 70 dog-friendly sites with full hookups, a private boat dock, and access to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.

In Riverdale, Utah, on June 6, 2026, a Ram truck towing a 32-foot recreational vehicle rear-ended a Hyundai and a Volkswagen on northbound I-15. The collision, occurring around 2:52 p.m. near exit 339, triggered a chain-reaction crash involving nine vehicles due to excessive speed and heavy traffic. A 15-year-old passenger in the Hyundai was hospitalized with serious injuries; others sustained minor injuries.

In late May 2026 in Montrose, Colorado, a motorhome driver mistakenly emptied his toilet into an underground diesel tank at a Maverik gas station. The station had to pump out and dispose of the entire fuel stock, estimated at 38,000 to 76,000 liters, and clean the tank. The incident occurred despite a free dump station being available nearby, located close to the fuel access hatches.

Citi analyst James Hardiman reiterated a Hold rating on Winnebago Industries with a $29 price target. The street consensus is Moderate Buy with an average target of $39.50. For the quarter ending February 28, the company reported revenue of $657.4 million and net profit of $4.8 million, compared to a loss a year earlier.

Rossmönster has expanded its Baja lineup with two off-road motorhomes. The Baja Plus, built on a Ford F-550 or Ram 5500 chassis, prioritizes space and self-sufficiency with a pop-up roof, up to 257 liters of fresh water, and a 1,620 Ah LFP battery. The Baja Trail 72, based on a Ford F-350, is a more compact variant with a Carli Pintop suspension and 37-inch tires, designed for high-speed off-road use.

Pennsylvania State Police reported a fire destroyed a fifth-wheel camper in Clearfield County early Wednesday morning. The incident occurred on June 3 on Bryan Lane in Penn Township. Damage was estimated at $5,000, with no injuries reported.