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Traverse Bay RV Resort’s New Brand and Web site Reflect a Carefree Lifestyle

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. – It may be the offseason for Northern Michigan’s RV resorts, but you could definitely say there is something new afoot at Traverse Bay RV Resort.  Aptly described as “North of Ordinary,” Traverse Bay RV Resort recently underwent an extensive rebranding process that Owners and Developers David and Kathy Scheppe hope will better reflect the relaxing-yet-lively lifestyle found here.

The Scheppes say the new logo’s vibrant red flip flops reflect the energy and enthusiasm shared at Traverse Bay. While it is hard to imagine wearing flip flops now in Northern Michigan, one visit in-season opens eyes to gorgeous weather, outdoor beauty, onsite amenities and endless local adventures. Also refreshed is the resort’s new user-friendly Web site, TraverseBayRV.com. It now features a series of video testimonials, photo galleries, news updates and area information. Additionally, the site showcases the resort’s dual emphasis of both for-sale lots and rental options.
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Events this month include the spectacular Fall Color, provided courtesy of mother nature. Call the Fall Color Information Line at (800) 727-5482 or visit the Traverse City website for suggested tour routes.

The farmers’ markets are now selling grapes, apples and pumpkins, as the harvest season draws to a close. Happy Apple Days in Downtown Traverse City will run from October 4-11.  Merchants will have bushels of apples to share with their customers.

Mid-month, don’t miss the Field of Screams Haunted Hayride. Travel in the dark down to the abyss of terror on a tractor-pulled hay wagon through the haunted forest. For information (231) 325-6021. October closes with a parade of little ghosts and goblins as Downtown hosts costume clad children and their parents to trick or treat at participating stores throughout the Downtown area. The event kicks off at 3:30 until 5 pm.  For more information call (231) 922-2050 or www.downtowntc.com

Many owners and guests heard the announcement of “Start Your Engines” and the roar of #41 Reed Sorenson’s Target Dodge NASCAR engine as the “Car of Tomorrow’s” most advanced simulator ever was presented outside the TBRV Main Clubhouse. Ticket buyers as well as interested observers lined up to watch as participants drove the “Car of Tomorrow.”

The crowds gather around the advanced simulator