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Yosemite National Park To Reopen After Shutdown

After more than a month in a partial U.S. government shutdown, workers were starting to trickle back into national parks over the weekend, as officials expected the seasonal visits to resume and workers to get paid again. The Tribune reported that on Sunday (Jan....

Florida Park Partially Reopens After Hurricane

While the campground at Florida’s St. Andrews State Park has reopened, those with reservations have found that their bookings have been cancelled, as the park is only accepting walk-ins, according to The News Herald. After Hurricane Michael, the recreational...

N.C. County Officials Finalize Campground Rules

Months after concerns arose near High Rock Lake, Rowan County (N.C.) commissioners are inching closer to passing new regulations for and lifting a moratorium on new campgrounds, according to the Salisbury Post. The new regulations are wide-ranging, covering everything...

CONY Focused on Consumer Marketing In 2019

Editor’s note: With 189 campgrounds currently in its membership, the Campground Owners of New York (CONY) caters to a camping and tourism industry which draws visitors to diverse destinations ranging from New York City’s Times Square and the Statue of...

Developer Mulling Next Move After Appeal Upheld

The latest twist in the ongoing saga of a proposed Cape Breton RV park has temporarily stalled parties on all sides of the debate, according to the Cape Breton Post. The apparent impasse follows this week’s Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) ruling that...

Idaho City to Hold Public Hearing On Resort Tax

Mackay (Idaho) City Council members agreed late last year to ask voters for approval to implement a 3% resort tax to raise money for spending on fire, police, streets, airport and park needs, according to The Challis Messenger. At least 60% of the registered voters...