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Keep up with the latest happenings at Safari and the development of the new printed magazine with insight from editor Whitney Elkington, and comment
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Welcome to Safari Adventures Online, the online magazine created especially for Safari owners and enthusiasts. Our intent is to inform, educate and entertain guests through features on RV-related travel and pursuits, technical advice, company and industry news, Safari product information, owner profiles, club links and timely blog posts from the editor. Receive Safari Adventures Online every month via e-mail by subscribing below.
» The RV Spy Guys Return For a Third Installment Of the Popular Video Series - October 10, 2008
» At Your Service - October 8, 2008
The following questions and answers have been generated from general information topics commonly addressed to our service personnel by our customers. Our hope is that the information included below will help enhance your enjoyment of the RV lifestyle. » Savings Earned or Fuel Burned - October 8, 2008
It was a great pleasure to see so many of our coach owners at the recent Homecoming Rally in Salem, Oregon. I know, I know, the rally was actually called the Western Family “Masquerade Ball.” » Flipping the Switch - October 7, 2008
By Whitney Elkington » EAA AirVenture Museum, Oshkosh, Wisconsin - October 2, 2008
» Tellico Plains KOA - October 1, 2008
» Monaco Coach Corporation Receives Indiana Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence - September 26, 2008
» Taking the Poll - September 15, 2008
» Byway Or the Highway - September 12, 2008
» Redwood Reverie - September 11, 2008
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To the delight of a rapidly-growing fan base, Monaco Coach Corporation’s marketing team has recently added a new mission to its popular web video series, The RV Spy Guys. The two overly enthusiastic coach owners return for a third installment, Mission 3: “The Big Jump,” and are as determined as ever to be the first to see the manufacturer’s latest RVs.
With John Hurd, Oregon Service Operations Manager
By Enoch Hutchcraft, Vice President
Whether you’re just starting out or in the midst of getting your coach’s TV digitally ready, here’s a little information to help you make the DTV switch.
When asked why guests come to Tellico Plains KOA, Assistant Manager Jennifer Trammel turned to a patron standing nearby and redirected the question to him, “What draws you here?”
I’ve always loved taking surveys. Some might call that a strange eccentricity, I prefer to think of it as endearingly quirky. I also enjoy peppering family, friends (and on occasion even strangers I sit next to on the bus) with questions like “What, to you, would a day with perfect weather be like?” and an assortment of other queries from favorite exotic pet to most detested vegetable.
Use of our nation’s numerous parkways and byways can be enriching and enjoyable. Knowing the difference between them and how they are distinguished from typical highways and roadways will help you better plan your next RV adventure.
Northern California’s Redwood forests are large enough to swallow up a heavy flow of visitors every year providing them all with primeval tranquility and hallowed silence.
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