RV Daily Report

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- As a former camper, counselor and teen tour leader, a St. Louis Post-Dispatch correspondent says she believes camp – of course, with the right fit – is a priceless gift. In an article, she explains why and how to pay for camp.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- Everything you need to know about camping in the Granite State can be found in the newly released N.H. Campground Owners Association 2013 New Hampshire Camping Guide.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- The AGS Cares Program donated nearly $18,000 in 2012 to five charities that work to improve the lives of children, veterans, impoverished people and animals, both here and overseas.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- Brandon Torres has a huge responsibility — ensuring the safety of more than 5 million people who visit the Grand Canyon National Park every year, reports The Partnership for Public Service in the Washington Post.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- CBC.ca reports Parks Canada is reviewing plans to install six cellular phone towers in Kootenay National Park along Highway 93, which slices through the Rocky Mountains and the heart of the park.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- Tahquamenon Falls State Park in Michigan will host "Maple Sugaring Day" at the Upper Falls, Saturday, March 23, from noon to 4 p.m.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- The Statesman Journal.describes a Portland arborist used ropes and a harness to climb skyward Saturday, through branches and broken snags covered in ice, until he reached the top of a tree likely to reclaim the throne of the United States’ largest ponderosa pine.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- The Associated Press is reporting a new report says Acadia National Park isn't just a pretty place to visit, it's crucial to the region's economy.

(Feb. 26, 2013) -- In Delaware, the Point at Cape Henlopen State Park, including a stretch of ocean beach and dunes, and a half mile along the bay shoreline, will close beginning Friday, March 1, for the benefit of piping plovers, oystercatchers, least terns and other threatened and endangered beachnesters and migratory shorebirds.

(Feb. 25, 2013) -- After years of delivering deep cuts, lawmakers this session are discussing ways to give Arizona State Parks some more money and bring back a lottery-funded grant program the agency administered, reports Cronkite News.