Month: April 2017

(April 4, 2017) -- Admission fee is $5 for a weekend wristband, allowing guests to re-enter the show as many times as they’d like over the course of the weekend. Kids are free with an adult. Parking is free as well.

(April 4, 2017) -- Knowing "when" to reserve a campsite is only half the battle though. One of the biggest challenges arises once you go to the reservation website and have to choose "which campsite" is going to be a GOOD campsite.

(April 4, 2017) -- With all the travel we’ve doneover the past five years, what has impressed us perhaps the most are the routes we took that touched parts of two historic routes: The Lewis and Clark Expedition and the Oregon Trail.

(April 4, 2017) -- On this week’s show I am talking about long distance driving. When you hit the road this summer whether it’s a big trip of thousands of miles or across your state there are ways to make the drive more of a journey and less of a chore.

(April 4, 2017) -- While stunning views take many different forms, no matter where you're headed, you can capture one-of-a-kind scenes in iconic and lesser-known destinations across the country. Read on for 51 beautiful escapes that are well worth the trip.

(April 4, 2017) -- In honor of Astronomy Month, Hueco Tanks will be hosting three stargazing/night sky programs over the course of April, in addition to the regularly-scheduled events.

(April 4, 2017) -- Past and present military personnel will now receive free entrance into South Dakota state parks when participating in special events that they host.

(April 4, 2017) -- Virginia’s governor made his second visit to the area in as many days Sunday, dedicating two large lodges at Lake Anna State Park, unveiling the naming of one for a local couple who’ve given their all to Virginia’s parks.

(April 4, 2017) -- Residents tall and small got a taste of the more than 525 different plant species Saturday at Pacheco State Park during its 14th annual Wildflower Day.

(April 4, 2017) -- Spicer handed a check for $78,333.32 for the National Park Service to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke. Spicer said the paycheck starts from Jan. 20, when Trump took office, until now.