Month: September 2018

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- Michigan is getting $2.6 million from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) for state-identified outdoor recreation and conservation projects, according to Tuesday's announcement by the Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- Not all RV shows are created equal. Small shows organized by a handful of dealers or even larger regional shows owned and organized by companies like GS Media and Events are absolutely worth attending.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- "Color blind" viewfinders allow visitors to see the vibrant colors of Tennessee's autumn -- and now more are being added across the Volunteer state.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- Parks throughout Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia need your help Saturday as they celebrate National Public Lands Day.

Keystone RV Co. reported strong sales throughout its lineup of towable brands during the Sept. 12-16 America’s Largest RV Show in Hershey, Pa., that surpassed last year’s record-setting results. “It was exciting to see the consistency of buyers across all price points at Hershey. From tip-to-tail we had positive customer feedback and consistent retail sales,” […]

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- The directors of state park systems from across the country came together recently, in Sedona, Arizona to be part of the 2018 National Association of State Park Directors conference.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- Borderland State Park has a parking fee of $5 per MA plate and $10 per out-of-state plate, payable at the yellow machine. Individuals 62 or older can visit the Visitor Center to buy a $10 lifetime parking pass.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- According to the park's website, Caddo Caddo Lake park will be closed September 29-December 26 for construction projects.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- The West Virginia Economic Development Authority approved final tweaks to bonds worth up to $80 million for state parks improvements on Thursday, clearing the way for the deal’s closure in less than a month.

(Sept. 21, 2018) -- San Francisco may soon be known for its natural splendor as it welcomes people to camp overnight at Candlestick Point State Park. The park, located just south of where Candlestick Park used to stand, is an oasis of nature in the urban jungle.