Month: June 2018

(June 7, 2018) -- City officials said on Wednesday that route will travel through the heart of the University of Iowa campus to the City Park campground.

(June 7, 2018) -- A proposed campground law drafted by the town board without the participation of local businesses was aired Tuesday, with Catskill Town Supervisor Doreen Davis holding herself accountable for the omission.

(June 7, 2018) -- Arizona residents can save a little money when they check out one of the coolest things in our back yard this summer at Kartchner Caverns.

(June 7, 2018) -- The Great Smoky Mountains National Park will receive $2,594,000 in federal funding to pay for rehabilitation and upgrade work to the Elkmont Waste Water System.

(June 7, 2018) -- A glamour camping—or "glamping" campground—may move into Henderson County on the failed Seven Falls development site.

(June 7, 2018) -- Deep in the eastern reaches of Austin is a campground project that Glen Coleman, an agent for the project, says “will bring back the good old days of Austin.”

(June 7, 2018) -- The summer season is upon us. In Utah and Idaho that means many families and friends are heading to the woods looking for a place to camp.

(June 7, 2018) -- Minnesota Department of Natural Resources officials are celebrating the completion of a new campground at the Lake Vermilion-Soudan Underground Mine State Park with a ribbon cutting on Thursday.

(June 7, 2018) -- Excitement is the feeling palpably floating around in Pahokee this week after city commissioners, in a recent special meeting, set into motion several long-awaited projects to refurbish the marina, campground and restaurant complex.

(June 7, 2018) -- The Butte Lake Campground, near the trailhead for the Cinder Cone, is scheduled to open Friday. The more remote Warner Valley Campground also is set to open Friday. Manzanita Lake Camp and its tent and RV sites, and park model cabins, located near the entrance station out of Old Station, opened this spring, and Southwest Walk-In is open year-round.