MASSs are going to be required in national parks again, even for vaccinated people as the delta variant of COVID-19

rips through the country. Wildfires continue to spread as well, pulling a blanket of smoke over much

North America. RV dealership chains are gobbling up independent dealers. We'll talk about what that

means for buyers. An electric truck manufacturer has been indicted for misleading investors

by making up virtually everything about the company's trucks and cobbling together fake prototypes

out of the parts of other vehicles. The Elkhart Indiana RV capital is making a big expansion

across the state's northern border into Michigan and a new campground coming to Louisiana is turning

heads. It's motto, bring your house and share your spouse. It's time for the latest in RV and camping news.

I'm Jason Eperson and welcome to the RV Miles News Roundup where we provide you with all the latest

news and information about RVs, camping and road trip travel. New guidance from the CDC on

mask wearing will have masks again required indoors at many national park service facilities and

buildings operated by other federal land agencies across the country, even by people who are vaccinated.

Instead of a blanket mask requirement, the new guidance recommends masks in areas where transmission

rates are high and the White House has decided to make those recommendations requirements in federal

buildings. Since transmission rates change regularly, the areas where masks are required will too.

In Utah, for instance, four of the five national parks will require masks indoors. That includes

shuttle buses and campground restrooms. COVID cases have begun to climb in Utah in recent weeks,

due in part to the new highly contagious delta variant of the virus, as well as stalling vaccination

numbers. Travelers should also expect new state and local mask requirements in many of these high

transmission risk areas. Wildfires continue to rage across the west where according to the

National Interagency Fire Center, 83 large fires have burned over 1.7 million acres across

13 states. Just recently, new large fires were reported in Idaho, Washington and Wyoming.

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