Campfire Travel Announces Wine Ridge Competition For November

Nov 13, 2019

November 13, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Campfire Travel, a website dedicated to camping and RV enthusiasts, is pleased to share more details regarding their competition for November. Campfire Travel describes itself as an international team that seeks to reignite the public’s passion for camping and outdoor experiences.

Kevin Hall, a representative for the company, says, “November’s competition is not one you want to miss. We’ve had some fantastic rewards before, but this time our competition’s winners will be treated to something absolutely fantastic: a two-day stay at one of the country’s best resorts, the Wine Ridge RV Resort & Cottages.”

Campfire Travel describes the Wine Ridge RV Resort reward as so “Quiet and serene, nestled in Nevada’s premier vineyards and winery, we offer full amenities and the most magnificent desert and mountain vistas you can imagine. If you have a quad, Razor or rugged 4WD, you can join us for a tag-along off-road tour of the gorgeous Spring Mountains. Work out with our state of the art fitness equipment in our brand new fitness center. Enjoy the on-site wine tasting room at the award-winning on-site Pahrump Valley Winery.”

The company’s descriptions provide an accurate picture, as reviews for the Wine Ridge RV Resort & Cottages all describe similar experiences. The resort has a 4.5-star rating on Google, aggregated over more than 130 reviews. In her review, Susan Casey-Leininger says, “We stayed in one of the cottages and loved it. It was impeccably clean and so comfortable. There were also tons of room—we only had two people but it easily could have slept four. Every person we encountered was friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend staying there.”

In addition to the two day stay at the resort, winners of the competition will also receive a number of other prizes. These prizes include a custom-made personalized shirt (male or female), a sturdy travel mug, a standard mug along with a fire pit. Campfire Travel holds these competitions on a monthly basis, and previous contest winners include Cassandra Darensbourg and Jenny Laundrie in May, Brian Castello and Gina El-Reedy (who won a stay at Triple C's Campground & RV Park in June) and Julia M. Schoennagel, Ryan Heron, and Kristyn O'Gorman (who won a stay at Camperland RV Resort & Cabins in August). Last month’s competition gave everyone a chance to win a two-day stay at Sunshine Valley, a beautiful site surrounded by the snow-capped Cascade Mountains only fifteen minutes past Hope, British Columbia.

In addition to holding monthly competitions, Campfire Travel’s main focus is to bring fun, entertainment, and news to RV and Camping enthusiasts everywhere. Each month, the company focuses on four or five states across North America. The magazine also features campgrounds and RV resorts to give them more exposure. Every edition of the Campfire Travel eMagazine also includes about $1,000 worth of vacations and prizes to win via competitions.

Kevin Hall says, “At Campfire Travel, we try to provide camping related fun and entertainment for the whole family. As such, our magazine takes your whole family into account, including your kids. If you read our magazine, you’ll find that they have embedded games for children and adults so that you won’t get bored during long drives when you go camping. They also have more practical features, such as the advanced Campground and RV Resort finder and directory, which allows you to find that extra special place to camp.”

Those interested in learning more about Campfire Travel, the Wine Ridge Competition or the variety of services the company offers may visit their website to read further. Interested parties are also encouraged to get in touch with Kevin Hall directly for further details. In addition to the company’s website, Campfire Travel can also be found across multiple social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, where they frequently share updates and interact with their community.

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