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Hundreds Lose RV Resort Access After Ownership Change Voids “Lifetime” Memberships

Families who thought they had secured lifelong access to Roaring Run RV Resort in Pennsylvania are now facing unexpected fees or eviction. After longtime owner Jay Corl sold the campground to Tannery LLC, over 700 members received notice that their contracts were no longer valid. Many had paid between $10,000 and $16,000 for what they believed was lifetime access. The new owner is offering limited-use options with high seasonal fees, while legal experts point out that “lifetime” deals often hinge on contract language that doesn’t hold up in a sale. Members are left with few options and no clear resolution, as the emotional toll of losing a long-time camping community adds to the frustration.
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GM’s V8 Engine Trouble Widens as Feds Expand Safety Investigation

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is widening its investigation into GM’s 6.2L L87 V8 engine after more than a thousand complaints of bearing failure and power loss. The issue initially triggered a recall in April 2025 for engines built between March 2021 and May 2024, but recent reports show that problems extend beyond those models. Now, a broader range of vehicles from 2019 to 2024, including popular Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac models, are under review. While no injuries have been reported, regulators are focusing on potential safety concerns. Owners are urged to monitor their vehicles and report failures as the investigation continues.
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Lazydays RV Calls It Quits, Sells Off Dealerships Amid Financial Collapse

Lazydays, a familiar name in the RV world, is shutting down after nearly five decades. The company has agreed to sell most of its dealerships to Campers Inn Holding Corporation and will soon be removed from the Nasdaq stock exchange. The move comes after years of financial losses, mounting debt, and unsuccessful efforts to raise new capital. Once the deal is done, Lazydays will dissolve and expects no value left for shareholders. Campers Inn may continue operations at several locations, but RV owners might see changes in staff and policies during the transition.
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Fire Destroys 11 Campers at Kansas City Camping World Location

A late-night fire tore through a Camping World site in Kansas City, Kansas, destroying 11 campers and triggering multiple propane explosions. Firefighters responded just before midnight and had the fire under control in about an hour, using aerial water streams and handlines while managing the risk from exploding tanks. Multiple fire departments assisted in containing the blaze. No injuries were reported, but the cause remains under investigation.
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