RV Daily Report

(Feb. 8, 2013) -- Patch.com reports on Wednesday night, the Wentzville Board of Aldermen reversed an earlier decision to not allow RVs to camp at Rotary Park during the Renaissance Faire.

(Feb. 8, 2013) -- MLive.com reports Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director Keith Creagh envisions all public lands in the state benefiting from a change that could make it more likely for vehicle owners to buy an $11 Recreation Passport.

(Feb. 7, 2013) -- In Texas, the Senate's chief budget-writer is signaling his opposition to closing state parks, boosting the hopes of parks officials and environmental groups who are fighting the potential closure of at least nine sites. The news is reported in the Fort Worth-Star Telegram.

(Feb. 7, 2013) -- Amid warnings of possible lost jobs and declining revenue for cities and counties, the Associated Press is reporting Missouri lawmakers are making another run at reinstating a local sales tax on vehicle purchases after Gov. Jay Nixon vetoed an attempt last year.

(Feb. 6, 2013) -- More than 230 comments gathered during the past month are overwhelmingly opposed to removing the Madison Buffalo Jump State Park from the oversight of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, reports the Independent Record.

(Feb. 4, 2013) -- RV Travel Editor Chuck Woodbury argues 1 p.m. should be the official checkout time and says most of his agree 11 a.m. is too early.

(Feb. 4, 2013) -- The Department of Natural Resources’ 2013 Indiana Recreation Guide is now online.

(Feb. 4, 2013) -- Camping is no longer allowed at the trailhead and parking area at Hemlock Cliffs in Bedford, Ind., which has long been a popular camping area.

(Feb. 4, 2013) -- With an impending oil boom headed for Tom Green County, Texas commissioners last week tried to figure out how to regulate the inevitable development of recreational vehicle parks, reports the San Angelo Standard Times.

(Feb. 4, 2013) -- The New Falcon Herald tells the story of a Colorado campground that started with two picnic tables and two sites and grows to 41 sites.