Campground and RV Park News

(July 20, 2018) -- “Right now we will hit the numbers we projected,” Campground Developer Bud Styer told members of the Marshall Area Business Association (MABA) at their summer picnic July 12. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- The Bluffs Campground is hosting its first music and potluck event in the lodge on July 21 from 6 to 10 p.m. The event fill feature the music of Sara Barker and Down the Dirt Road. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- Bright signs flash around the Van Riper State Park...warning campers to not drink the water due to arsenic concentration. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- Campers at the KOA Campground north of Durango described how a river of mud, water and debris flooded the campground Tuesday evening when a downpour inundated the 416 Fire burn scar. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- Despite the golf course and indoor ice rink being below financial projections, Point Mallard Park is making money midway through the summer season. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- Jasper National Park’s largest and most popular campground will not open to campers next year because it will be under construction. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- A deadly tornado that recently struck a western North Dakota city has prompted state and local officials to call for increased safety standards for RV parks that often house oilfield workers and families. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- East Palo Alto’s City Council has unanimously approved the idea of allowing RVs to park on a city owned lot on Bay Road, but the place won’t be opening until November. Read More »

(July 19, 2018) -- It could not take action at its meeting Tuesday, July 10, but the consensus of the Rockport City Council is to approve an ordinance implementing a temporary moratorium on new recreational vehicle parks pending the completion of the city’s comprehensive land use plan. Read More »

(July 18, 2018) -- Whatever the reason you haven't been camping, the Vermont parks department is trying to change your mind by offering some incentives. Read More »

(July 18, 2018) -- Around the country, parent-teacher groups help schools pay for extras. It may be time for a similar group to help the local U.S. Forest Service pay for essentials. Read More »

(July 18, 2018) -- There have been quite a few upgrades to provincial parks across the Prairies over the last number of years, which could be a reason as to why campgrounds and lakes are filled with people in the summertime. Read More »

(July 18, 2018) -- Many operators of campgrounds, public pools and hotels across the province are finding themselves forced to cut pool hours short — all because there are not enough lifeguards. Read More »

(July 18, 2018) -- It’s been a long time coming, but the Brookside Campsite in Cache Creek—which was forced to close on April 24 after flooding washed away two culverts in the creek and rendered the campsites inaccessible—reopened last week, after more than 11 weeks of closure. Read More »

(July 17, 2018) -- Campers, boaters and picnickers at Boyd Lake State Park are enjoying about $1.6 million in improvements at the state park in Loveland this year. Read More »