RV Daily Report

(March 6, 2013) -- Learning more about RVing accessibility can help you excel in accessibility, raise awareness, increase revenues, enhance your reputation, and increase customer traffic and repeat business, says RVing Accessibility Group.

(March 6, 2013) -- In Delaware, Sussex County officials are awaiting a review of a traffic impact study by state transportation staff before voting on a proposed RV campground near Lewes, reports the Cape Gazette.

(March 6, 2013) -- Orange County Register Columnist David Whiting finds California's massive and diverse Chino Hills State Park recovering nicely from two fires.

(March 5, 2013) -- As manager of Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, Steve Jakubowski envisions a day when visitors will be to stay overnight at the 1920s-era lodge that houses the visitor center, describes Cronkite News.

(March 5, 2013) -- A New Hampshire Parks and Recreation intern administers a survey to understand more about what New Hampshire State Parks mean to a target age demographic of 18-29 year olds. Looking at the survey results, he finds hiking and social media are popular.

(March 5, 2013) -- KATC Lafayette News says the Louisiana Dutch Oven Society is formed of chapters, each associated with a state park and hosts a Dutch Oven Gathering on a designated Saturday of each month.

(March 5, 2013) -- Suzanne Passmore from Reed Bingham State Park, located on Georgia's Colquitt-Cook county line, was recently named “Manager of the Year” by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, reports the Moultrie Observer.

(March 5, 2013) -- The Georgia Department of Natural Resources has given its most outstanding park operation award to Crooked River State Park in Camden County, reports The Florida Times-Union.

(March 5, 2013) -- As firefighters continue to respond to the Hopkins Prairie Fire on the Ocala National Forest and nearby private property, the Ocala National Forest has closed the Hopkins Prairie Campground in Altoona, Fla. to visitors effective immediately.

(March 5, 2013) -- As a result of the sequester, the Kitsap Sun reports camping seasons will be reduced at several campgrounds in both Mount Rainier and Olympic national parks in Washington, where a hiring freeze has prevented the hiring of permanent employees and raised uncertainties for seasonal staffers.