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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.
» At Your Service II - February 23, 2009
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. » The Right Site - January 23, 2009
» Redwood Reverie - January 21, 2009
» Mile Zero Marker Dawson Creek, BC - January 21, 2009
» Holiday Cheer - December 12, 2008
» Putting the “Recreation” In Recreational Vehicle - December 12, 2008
» Savoring Sacramento - December 11, 2008
» Seminar Review: Dry Camping (Part 1) - December 4, 2008
When it comes to dry camping in your Safari motorcoach, there are several things to consider. We’ve answered some of the questions presented by coach owners at the recent Western Family Masquerade Ball dry camping seminars conducted by Technical Publications Manager Vance Buell. » Up, Up and Gently Away - November 19, 2008
» Serving Up Some Service - November 14, 2008
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With John Hurd, Oregon Service Operations Manager
Whether you’re choosing a public campground or private, the Internet offers a multitude of resources and information to help direct you and your family to the site that’s just right.
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.
As mile markers go, it’s modest. As a monument it’s not even in the top 100. Yet the spot that marks Mile Zero, the start of the Al-Can Highway in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, is sacred ground. 
Whether making our way to warmer climates to soak up the sunshine further South or settling in nice and snug for a snowy white holiday season, for most of us, wherever we end up there are a slew of traditions and family activities that set this season apart.
RVing provides meaningful, satisfying ways to use precious time and enjoy a healthy lifestyle.
A Sacramento native explores her hometown’s contribution to the building of the transcontinental railroad, automobile and art museums, gubernatorial mansions and golf courses amid the California sunshine.
With Vance Buell, Technical Publications Manager
From its original 13 balloons, the Fiesta’s number of participants — and rapt viewers — have increased almost fifty-fold, producing a nine-day wonder of color, skill and aerial art.
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