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East Suffolk Council Approves Small-Scale Glamping Development Near Mutford

East Suffolk Council has approved a small-scale glamping site near Mutford, allowing seasonal bell tents and a pod despite opposition from the parish council and local residents.

Technology Integration Redefines Operations for Hotels and Holiday Parks

Hospitality operators are increasingly expected to act as “Hospitality Engineers,” managing data, systems, and technology integration alongside traditional guest services.

£5 Million Caravan Park Expansion in St Andrews Approved After Dispute

A Scottish Government reporter has approved the expansion of St Andrews Holiday Estate, overturning Fife Council’s refusal and sparking renewed debate between economic growth and community concerns.

RoverPass and AllStays Partner to Expand Campground Visibility

RoverPass and AllStays have partnered to expand campground visibility and traveler options, giving operators broader exposure at no additional cost.

Butlin’s Skegness Caravan Park Expansion Recommended for Approval

Butlin’s plans to expand its Skegness resort with a 440-unit holiday lodge and caravan development have been recommended for approval, with a council decision scheduled for September 4.

Proposed RV Campground at Bellefonte Airport Moves Forward After Vote

A proposed RV campground at Bellefonte Airport received conditional use approval Tuesday from the Benner Township Board of Supervisors, allowing the project to advance under 45 restrictions aimed at addressing resident concerns over safety, traffic and noise.

Glamping Matches Tents as Top Camping Choice, RMS Report Finds

Glamping has risen to match tents as the top accommodation choice among U.S. campers, with 29% of respondents in RMS’s 2025 State of Outdoor Hospitality Report naming luxury stays such as yurts and domes as their first preference, signaling a shift in outdoor travel habits.

Go RVing Kicks Off Ultimate RV Tailgate Campaign with College Football Fans

Go RVing has kicked off its Ultimate RV Tailgate campaign, a fall initiative launched August 30 to coincide with Labor Day weekend and the start of college football season, featuring pop-up events at major games and a sweepstakes.

Scottish Borders Council Approves Glamping Pods Near Galashiels

Scottish Borders Council has approved four glamping pods at Bridgelands Farm near Galashiels, part of a diversification effort to support the family-run farm and attract year-round tourism.

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White River NF, BLM Upper Colorado River District, Pitkin and Eagle Counties Move to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

Federal, county and municipal officials in western Colorado will ease to Stage 1 fire restrictions Friday, allowing limited campfires in developed areas but urging continued caution as hot, dry weather is expected to return.

Grand Canyon South Rim Returns to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim and neighboring northern Arizona jurisdictions eased to Stage 1 fire restrictions after recent monsoonal rains, restoring limited campfire use while urging continued caution.

General RV to Showcase Nearly 400 Units at America’s Largest RV Show in Hershey

General RV Center will display nearly 400 recreational vehicles and a wide range of accessories at America’s Largest RV Show in Hershey, Pennsylvania, from September 10 to 14.

Hungry Valley SVRA Reopens Camping

California State Parks has reopened limited, first-come camping at Hungry Valley SVRA through its north entrance only, capping overnight stays at 50 sites and day use at 103 vehicles while Post Fire recovery continues.

Buckeye Ranch RV Resort Opens in Tonopah, Arizona

Buckeye Ranch RV Resort has opened in Tonopah, Arizona, adding a new destination to CRR Hospitality’s portfolio of outdoor hospitality properties.

Historic Camp Iroquois and Bloomingdale Compound Scheduled for Auction

Two multimillion-dollar Adirondack estates, including the historic Camp Iroquois and a 295-acre compound in Bloomingdale, will be auctioned this fall through Platinum Luxury Auctions.

Early Registration Deadline Approaches for 2025 RV Dealers Convention/Expo

The early registration deadline for the 2025 RV Dealers Convention/Expo approaches, with discounted rates available until Sept. 9. The event, scheduled for Nov. 10–14 at Paris Las Vegas, will bring together dealers, manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers for education, training, and an expo showcasing the latest RV products and services.

Abercrombie & Kent Revives Uganda Property with Local Craftsmanship and Sustainable Design

Abercrombie & Kent has reopened Uganda’s Gorilla Forest Lodge, a property redesigned by Luxury Frontiers with local craftsmanship and sustainable practices to enhance guest immersion in Bwindi’s unique environment.

Six Glamping Pods Approved in Rhydymwyn After Planning Debate

Flintshire County Council has approved six glamping pods in Rhydymwyn, balancing tourism ambitions with conditions designed to protect neighbouring farms and residents.

Boulder Mountain Resort Offers Four-Season Stays in Revelstoke

Boulder Mountain Resort in Revelstoke is leveraging its location, diverse lodging options, and access to outdoor recreation to draw visitors year-round while reflecting broader trends in the outdoor hospitality industry.

REV Group Posts Strong Third Quarter Results, Updates 2025 Guidance

REV Group reported strong third-quarter fiscal 2025 results, with net sales climbing to $644.9 million, up from $579.4 million a year earlier, driven by gains in its specialty and recreational vehicles segments.

RV Women’s Alliance Honors Finalists for Annual Industry Awards

The RV Women’s Alliance has named finalists for its 2025 awards, honoring women and companies recognized for leadership, innovation, and advancing opportunities for women in the RV industry. Winners will be announced Oct. 16 during the RV Women’s Alliance Education Symposium.

Wishon Village RV Park Becomes Base for Firefighters Battling Garnet Fire

Wishon Village RV Park has been transformed into a base camp for firefighters battling the Garnet Fire in California’s Sierra National Forest, after owner Kris Oneida offered the property as a resource following evacuation orders in the area.

OHI to Adjust Membership Dues in 2026 to Expand Benefits for RV Parks, Campgrounds

OHI will raise membership dues beginning Jan. 1, 2026, marking the first significant adjustment in several years to support expanded benefits, rising operational costs, and long-term sustainability for private RV parks and campgrounds.

RV Industry Association to Host Fall 2025 RoadSigns Forecast Webinar Sept. 8

The RV Industry Association will host its Fall 2025 RoadSigns Forecast Insights webinar on Monday, Sept. 8, featuring a presentation from ITR Economics forecaster Eric Post on shipment projections and industry market conditions.

Canada Strong Pass Drives 10% Increase in Parks Canada Visits

The Canada Strong Pass has driven notable gains in domestic tourism, with federal officials reporting increases in rail travel, museum attendance, and national park visits during its run from June 20 to Sept. 2.

East Suffolk Council Approves Small-Scale Glamping Development Near Mutford

East Suffolk Council has approved a small-scale glamping site near Mutford, allowing seasonal bell tents and a pod despite opposition from the parish council and local residents.

Thurrock Council Blocks Caravan Park Expansion at Walton Hall Farm

Thurrock Council has refused an application to expand Walton Hall Farm’s caravan capacity, citing concerns that the additional units could shift the site from a visitor centre to a predominantly caravan park.

Technology Integration Redefines Operations for Hotels and Holiday Parks

Hospitality operators are increasingly expected to act as “Hospitality Engineers,” managing data, systems, and technology integration alongside traditional guest services.

£5 Million Caravan Park Expansion in St Andrews Approved After Dispute

A Scottish Government reporter has approved the expansion of St Andrews Holiday Estate, overturning Fife Council’s refusal and sparking renewed debate between economic growth and community concerns.

Love’s Rolls Out Nationwide RV Discount for Football Season Travelers

Love’s RV Stops has launched a nationwide promotion giving football season travelers 10% off nightly stays at all locations from Sept. 4 through Feb. 9, 2026, positioning its campgrounds as convenient stops for fans heading to games across the country.

RoverPass and AllStays Partner to Expand Campground Visibility

RoverPass and AllStays have partnered to expand campground visibility and traveler options, giving operators broader exposure at no additional cost.

Butlin’s Skegness Caravan Park Expansion Recommended for Approval

Butlin’s plans to expand its Skegness resort with a 440-unit holiday lodge and caravan development have been recommended for approval, with a council decision scheduled for September 4.

Proposed RV Campground at Bellefonte Airport Moves Forward After Vote

A proposed RV campground at Bellefonte Airport received conditional use approval Tuesday from the Benner Township Board of Supervisors, allowing the project to advance under 45 restrictions aimed at addressing resident concerns over safety, traffic and noise.

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Buckeye Ranch RV Resort Opens in Tonopah, Arizona

Buckeye Ranch RV Resort has opened in Tonopah, Arizona, adding a new destination to CRR Hospitality’s portfolio of outdoor hospitality properties.

Historic Camp Iroquois and Bloomingdale Compound Scheduled for Auction

Two multimillion-dollar Adirondack estates, including the historic Camp Iroquois and a 295-acre compound in Bloomingdale, will be auctioned this fall through Platinum Luxury Auctions.

Abercrombie & Kent Revives Uganda Property with Local Craftsmanship and Sustainable Design

Abercrombie & Kent has reopened Uganda’s Gorilla Forest Lodge, a property redesigned by Luxury Frontiers with local craftsmanship and sustainable practices to enhance guest immersion in Bwindi’s unique environment.

Six Glamping Pods Approved in Rhydymwyn After Planning Debate

Flintshire County Council has approved six glamping pods in Rhydymwyn, balancing tourism ambitions with conditions designed to protect neighbouring farms and residents.

Boulder Mountain Resort Offers Four-Season Stays in Revelstoke

Boulder Mountain Resort in Revelstoke is leveraging its location, diverse lodging options, and access to outdoor recreation to draw visitors year-round while reflecting broader trends in the outdoor hospitality industry.

Wishon Village RV Park Becomes Base for Firefighters Battling Garnet Fire

Wishon Village RV Park has been transformed into a base camp for firefighters battling the Garnet Fire in California’s Sierra National Forest, after owner Kris Oneida offered the property as a resource following evacuation orders in the area.

OHI to Adjust Membership Dues in 2026 to Expand Benefits for RV Parks, Campgrounds

OHI will raise membership dues beginning Jan. 1, 2026, marking the first significant adjustment in several years to support expanded benefits, rising operational costs, and long-term sustainability for private RV parks and campgrounds.

East Suffolk Council Approves Small-Scale Glamping Development Near Mutford

East Suffolk Council has approved a small-scale glamping site near Mutford, allowing seasonal bell tents and a pod despite opposition from the parish council and local residents.

Thurrock Council Blocks Caravan Park Expansion at Walton Hall Farm

Thurrock Council has refused an application to expand Walton Hall Farm’s caravan capacity, citing concerns that the additional units could shift the site from a visitor centre to a predominantly caravan park.

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Buckeye Ranch RV Resort Opens in Tonopah, Arizona

Buckeye Ranch RV Resort has opened in Tonopah, Arizona, adding a new destination to CRR Hospitality’s portfolio of outdoor hospitality properties.

OHI to Adjust Membership Dues in 2026 to Expand Benefits for RV Parks, Campgrounds

OHI will raise membership dues beginning Jan. 1, 2026, marking the first significant adjustment in several years to support expanded benefits, rising operational costs, and long-term sustainability for private RV parks and campgrounds.

Wishon Village RV Park Becomes Base for Firefighters Battling Garnet Fire

Wishon Village RV Park has been transformed into a base camp for firefighters battling the Garnet Fire in California’s Sierra National Forest, after owner Kris Oneida offered the property as a resource following evacuation orders in the area.

Thurrock Council Blocks Caravan Park Expansion at Walton Hall Farm

Thurrock Council has refused an application to expand Walton Hall Farm’s caravan capacity, citing concerns that the additional units could shift the site from a visitor centre to a predominantly caravan park.

£5 Million Caravan Park Expansion in St Andrews Approved After Dispute

A Scottish Government reporter has approved the expansion of St Andrews Holiday Estate, overturning Fife Council’s refusal and sparking renewed debate between economic growth and community concerns.

Love’s Rolls Out Nationwide RV Discount for Football Season Travelers

Love’s RV Stops has launched a nationwide promotion giving football season travelers 10% off nightly stays at all locations from Sept. 4 through Feb. 9, 2026, positioning its campgrounds as convenient stops for fans heading to games across the country.

RoverPass and AllStays Partner to Expand Campground Visibility

RoverPass and AllStays have partnered to expand campground visibility and traveler options, giving operators broader exposure at no additional cost.

Proposed RV Campground at Bellefonte Airport Moves Forward After Vote

A proposed RV campground at Bellefonte Airport received conditional use approval Tuesday from the Benner Township Board of Supervisors, allowing the project to advance under 45 restrictions aimed at addressing resident concerns over safety, traffic and noise.

Glamping Matches Tents as Top Camping Choice, RMS Report Finds

Glamping has risen to match tents as the top accommodation choice among U.S. campers, with 29% of respondents in RMS’s 2025 State of Outdoor Hospitality Report naming luxury stays such as yurts and domes as their first preference, signaling a shift in outdoor travel habits.

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Boulder Mountain Resort Offers Four-Season Stays in Revelstoke

Boulder Mountain Resort in Revelstoke is leveraging its location, diverse lodging options, and access to outdoor recreation to draw visitors year-round while reflecting broader trends in the outdoor hospitality industry.

Canada Strong Pass Drives 10% Increase in Parks Canada Visits

The Canada Strong Pass has driven notable gains in domestic tourism, with federal officials reporting increases in rail travel, museum attendance, and national park visits during its run from June 20 to Sept. 2.

Petoskey State Park Campground Closure Begins Sept. 3 for Major Utility Upgrades

The campground at Petoskey State Park in Michigan closed Sept. 3 for sewer and sanitation system upgrades, a project expected to keep the site shut down until mid-May 2026.

Cottonwood Campground Closing for Dock Upgrades at C.J. Strike Reservoir

Idaho Power will close Cottonwood Campground at C.J. Strike Reservoir from Sept. 8 through Oct. 31 to replace aging docks with new floating structures as part of a multi-year upgrade to visitor facilities.

Timber Creek Campground Amphitheater Reopens After Safety and Accessibility Repairs

Timber Creek Campground Amphitheater in Rocky Mountain National Park has reopened after safety and accessibility upgrades funded by a $25,000 donation, restoring ranger-led evening programs that had been on hold since 2020.

Tourist Park Expands with New Accessible Playground in Marquette

A new accessible playground has opened at Tourist Park Campground in Marquette, Mich., launching a long-planned expansion that city officials say will enhance amenities for both campers and the broader community.

Western North Carolina Expands Outdoor Access Through Thrive Outside Initiative

Western North Carolina has launched the “Thrive Outside” initiative, a multi-year program aimed at expanding outdoor access for youth and families, particularly in communities that have faced barriers to recreation. The effort began August 25 with a gathering at Wrong Way River Lodge & Cabins along the French Broad River.

Lake Jericho Campground Set for Major Renovations Under New Lease Agreement

The Little Kentucky River Watershed Conservancy District Board has approved a bid from Jeremy Chilton and Dylan Taylor to lease and renovate the Lake Jericho Campgrounds under a 10-year agreement set to begin in 2026, a decision that has sparked both plans for modernization and frustration among longtime residents.

Worfe Camping Pairs Rural Setting with Expanded Guest Amenities

Worfe Camping emphasizes sustainability by encouraging recycling and prohibiting disposable barbecues, fireworks, and lanterns that pose safety risks.

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