RV Daily Report

(March 28, 2013) -- Responding to increasing demand for camping in the Black River State Forest, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Board on Wednesday approved converting an equestrian campground to a rustic group camp, reports The Courier Life News.

(March 28, 2013) -- DNC Parks & Resorts at Kings Canyon, Inc., has been selected to be awarded a new 10-year concession contract to operate overnight accommodations, food and beverage, retail, and other services at Kings Canyon National Park (Grant Grove and Cedar Grove areas) in California.

(March 28, 2013) -- In Massachusetts, Plymouth Superior Court Judge has given Ralph and Barbara Holton until Friday to comply with a 2011 preliminary injunction or close down Tispaquin Family Campground, reports the Enterprise News.

(March 28, 2013) -- As Yosemite National Park prepares to welcome millions of visitors to its mecca of rock walls, waterfalls and valleys this summer, it's also gauging public reaction to plans that could change the recreational landscape of one of the nation's most visited parks, Discovery News reports.

(March 28, 2013) -- Experience Platte River State Park in Nebraska in the spring with a daylong Beyond Becoming an Outdoors Woman workshop April 27.

(March 27, 2013) -- In Montana, folks from across Gallatin County voiced their concerns over the Madison Buffalo Jump State Park, reports NBC Montana.

(March 27, 2013) -- National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis answers questions from The Hill and says he thinks he has the best job in America.

(March 27, 2013) -- The Corporate Accountability International is calling on national parks to Think Outside the Bottle because "going bottled water-free is good for the environment, our pocketbooks and our democracy."

(March 27, 2013) -- Exploring the Carter Caves was apparently was the first “adventure tourism” to be successfully marketed in this part of Kentucky, the Journal-Times reports.

(March 27, 2013) -- In Illinois, the Grundy County Planning Commission had a full house Tuesday, reports the Morris Daily Herald, noting the audience was split between those protesting a proposed campground in Goose Lake Township and those in favor of it.