Month: January 2013

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- In the wake of Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar’s announcement of free admittance days to national parks and public lands in 2013, Caravan.com has announced renewed emphasis on two-night stays in the parks.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- Most campers eyeing sites at Crowders Mountain State Park have been turned away recently. But the current inconvenience will bring rewards in the future, says the Shelby Star.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- The City of Hastings will allow overnight camping in Tyden Park, but only for two nights in March, and only for those participating in the Barry-Roubaix bike race, reports the Hastings Banner.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- "The ability to work through all the components of producing a segment for an award-winning show and working directly with franchisees at their business was an experience I won't forget," Rogers told RV Daily Report. "I am sure people who tune into the show will fall in love with KOA and the idea of camping with their friends and family."

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- For the 2013 Governor’s Week of Service from Jan. 11 to 21, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) Divisions of Fish and Wildlife and Parks and Recreation are looking for volunteers to help with winter projects at state wildlife areas and state parks, the DNREC has announced.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- STRATMARK, a multichannel direct response marketing company, has deepened its partnership with the National Park Foundation, becoming its digital agency partner for fundraising, STRATMARK announced today.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Director of the National Park Service Jonathan B. Jarvis today celebrated the establishment of America’s 59th national park with President Obama’s signature of legislation to elevate Pinnacles National Monument to become Pinnacles National Park, the U.S. Department of the Interior has announced.

(Dec. 11, 2013) -- Long-time visitors to the Trial Bay Gaol campground in South West Rocks say their waterfront traditions were ruined when in December, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service made Trial Bay one of its 73 sites that will take bookings online, writes the Sydney Morning Herald.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- Just days after Forest River signed a deal to buy the Utilimaster campus in Wakarusa, Ind., Forest River subsidiary Prime Time Manufacturing is already building RVs at the site, the Elkhart Truth has revealed.

(Jan. 11, 2013) -- Mantelli Trailer Sales in Lockport plans to mark its 50th year in business this year with a $1.5 million expansion, writes Buffalo News.