Month: January 2016

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- Bali’s Sandat Glamping Tents is among five new property members announced by Secret Retreats on Thursday.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- The miniature hobbit house might look humble from the outside, but inside it's a haven for star-crossed lovers. Featuring a round glass-lens roof, the wooden abode gives guests an intimate view of the heavens.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- A push by the Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister to shut down a West Australian Aboriginal camp criticized for its poor conditions has sparked an angry backlash from community organizations.

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon received the 2015 Sheldon Coleman Great Outdoors Awards at a ceremony in Jefferson City on Jan. 28. According to a press release, recreation leaders from the private and public sectors joined the American Recreation Coalition (ARC) and The Coleman Com. as Gov. Nixon received the recreation community’s most prestigious award. He shares the […]

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- Work is continuing on a proposal for a multi-acre campground within the Lake Tahoe Basin on the North Shore — despite a recent presentation informing the public otherwise.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- Surf and Stream Campground, in Toms River, N.J., has released their updated calendar of events for the 2016 camping season, posted on the park's website. The calendar includes activities beginning in April through September.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- Between 200 and 300 new and used recreational vehicles — folding-tent campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels and motor homes — are on display at the four-day show across from the Orlando Citrus Bowl.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- Campers and conservationists are fighting the odds to stop the Mooloolaba caravan park from being turned into a public open space and coastal walkway.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- The data will be used to identify employers that may be engaging in pay discrimination so that the agency can target its enforcement resources where problems may be likeliest to exist, according to Fox News.

(Jan. 29, 2016) -- Not only should this "temporary" fuel surcharge be eliminated effective today, companies that have imposed the unnecessary fee on dealers should refund the money they needlessly collected over the past year.