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Experts Are Assessing Damage To Joshua Tree

Joshua Tree National Park is a special place for many Californians, with a landscape unlike almost any other on earth, according to Los Angeles Magazine. During the government shutdown, when U.S. National Park Service staffers were unable to provide their usual...

Mass. Officials Seeking To Purchase Campground

The Campground Evaluation Committee (CEC) has agreed to draft an article for a May meeting that will ask voters to approve buying a 33-acre campsite on Old County Road in Westport, Mass., according to The Herald News.  CEC Chairman Joseph Ingoldsby, following the...

Blog: Georgia State Parks Offer Camping Cabins

Editor’s Note: This column first appeared in The Champion and was written by John Hewitt.  Georgia has an impressive collection of state parks in all areas of the state. Outdoor and nature enthusiasts have for decades enjoyed parks with tent and RV camping,...

Tenn. Assoc. Is Seeing Higher Demand For Guide

The 2019 Tennessee RV Camping Guide is now available free of charge and may be requested by visiting www.CampInTennessee.com, which also provides a digital version of the guide, according to a press release. “Demand is rising for our camping guides,” said...

Not All National Parks Ready To Welcome Visitors

Shifting gears in national park operations after the lengthy partial government shutdown is not quickly done, and so not all parks are fully ready for visitors to return, according to the National Parks Traveler. At Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado, several rock...

Washington Park Standoff Ends Without Injuries

A standoff in Richland, Wash., ended with an arrest instead of an injury after law enforcement were able to de-escalate a man armed with a gun, according to KEPR.  It happened on Saturday (Jan. 26) at Wright Desert Gold Motel and RV Park on Columbia Park Trail...