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January Newsletter 2025

by Slamdot Marketing | Jan 2, 2025 | News | 0 comments

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Welcome to a fresh start at Volunteer Park Campground! As we wave goodbye to another incredible year, we’re filled with excitement for the adventures ahead. Reflecting on the wonderful memories shared last year, we’re eager to create even more unforgettable moments with you in 2025. Thank you for being a cherished part of our Volunteer Park Campground family. Here’s to a year brimming with camping adventures, joyful gatherings, and countless treasured memories!

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Calling All RV Camping & Glamping Bloggers + Influencers!

We are looking for some content creators to stay at the Rocky Top Retreat Glamping Tent at Volunteer Park and Campground in Heiskell, TN! What Makes This Stay Unforgettable: A heated, cozy tent to keep you warm, no matter the season. A plush queen-size bed for ultimate relaxation. Classic board games to spark nostalgic fun. Your own private fire pit for s’mores, stories, and stargazing. A charming porch with rocking chairs—perfect for sipping coffee while soaking in the tranquil views. Nestled just minutes from Knoxville, Rocky Top Retreat offers the perfect blend of comfort and nature for your next adventure. Do you know any content creators to recommend? Contact our office with their information or send a message on Facebook! Requirements to Join: Public accounts on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, or TikTok. Content focused on RV camping, glamping, or outdoor adventures. A minimum of 3,000 followers/subscribers on one platform.

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Recipe of the Month: Easy Hobo Hamburger Foil Packs

Ingredients 

  • Hamburger
  • Potatoes
  • Onions
  • Olive Oli
  • Cheese
  • Seasonings

Preparation

  1. Make your patties and season them
  2. Toss vegetables in oil, salt, and pepper
  3. Cut off foil about 2 feet long
  4. Place veggies on the bottom and layer other ingredients
  5. Seal tightly with foil and place on fire, oven or grill for 35-40 minutes at 400 degrees
  6. Let rest for a few minutes and enjoy

january recipe of the month

 

Marshall Tucker Band

Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum 500 Howard Baker Jr. Avenue Knoxville, TN 37915. January 31, 2025, at 7:30 PM.

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Hard Knox Roller Derby 
East Tennessee’s first flat track roller derby league. Founded in 2006, the Hard Knox Roller Derby exists to provide the opportunity for people in East Tennessee to participate in the challenging and exciting sport of roller derby. Hard Knox Roller Derby consists of Hard Knox Roller Derby (for derby players identifying as female) and Marble City Mayhem (open gender league).
hard knox roller derby
January RV Trip 
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Heating Your RV
You would think that heating the inside of your RV would be a no-brainer. After all, heating your home is usually pretty easy, right? However, most RVers know that RVing isn’t always that simple.
Furnace vs Heat Pump
Most RVs are equipped with two types of heat: furnace (propane) and heat pump (HVAC). While it may sound expensive, using the furnace is better for your RV in the frigid cold. The HVAC is not meant to heat the RV during extreme temperatures and can even break when trying to do so. Thankfully, most heat pumps will automatically ask the furnace for help if the job feels too big.
Keep Propane On Hand
As we stated above, propane should be the primary source of on-board heat used in the cold, and it’s essential to keep the onboard propane tank full. Thankfully, Volunteer Park has a propane refill station so you do not have to go far to get a fill.
Electric Heaters
In addition to using the on-board propane heat, small space heaters can also be used to help keep your RV warm. There are numerous types of heaters on the market, ranging from ceramic to fan, infrared, oil, propane, and more. Be sure to do your research to figure out what type of heater will work best for your space and power consumption. Keep in mind that you never bring a propane tank inside to use with a propane heater.
Insulate The Windows
Insulating your windows can make a big difference. Insulating your windows will not only keep it warmer in your RV but will also reduce the electricity bill. RV windows are really not meant to insulate well, as their primary purpose is just to stay intact while driving down the road. Window insulation usually comes in thin plastic sheets to help keep the warmth in. There are also other insulating materials that can be made to fit into your windows specifically.
Thermal Curtains
Thermal curtains are a great DIY project that can keep your RV warm without losing any decor points. These heavy-duty curtains are designed to keep the heat in while still allowing you access to open your window if desired.
Dehumidifier
With all of this heat pumping in your RV, it’s imperative to keep your RV dry. Interior moisture and RVs don’t mix well at all. In the winter months, it can be easy to accidentally grow mold due to moisture build-up. Depending on the size of your RV, one or two dehumidifiers will be absolutely essential.
We look forward to seeing you this season at Volunteer Park & Campground. Whether you’re huddled by the fire, cooking up some comfort food, or taking in the sights of Knoxville, we hope your January is filled with adventure, and great memories. Happy Camping and Happy New Year!

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