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Shepherd’s Hut Accommodation Integrates with Forest of Dean Woodland

Hideaway Hut Wye in St Briavels combines sustainable design and woodland integration to offer self-contained glamping accommodation for visitors seeking nature-focused stays.

Dorset Glamping Property Highlights Self-Catering Accommodation Near West Bay

Little India, a timber cabin in Bothenhampton, offers couples self-contained glamping accommodation with private outdoor space and access to nearby coastal and cultural attractions.

Lookout Lodge at Kingfisher Lakes Offers Private Hot Tub and Lake Views

Kingfisher Lakes’ Lookout Lodge combines private, self-contained accommodation with outdoor amenities and lake-side views, offering a model for all-season glamping operations.

Bears House Offers Year-Round Cabin Glamping Near Newmarket and Cambridge

Bears House in Brinkley, Cambridgeshire, demonstrates how compact cabin glamping can combine privacy, recreation, and accessibility to meet rising demand for short-term rural getaways.

Ben Cleuch Anthropod Brings Contemporary Comfort to Clackmannan’s Glamping Scene

The Ben Cleuch Anthropod at Highland Gateway Glamping introduces a modern, adult-only pod experience that combines architectural efficiency with luxury amenities, reflecting a broader trend in Scotland’s evolving glamping market.

BCLCA Expands Membership With 4 New Campground Additions Across B.C.

The British Columbia Lodging & Camping Association (BCLCA) has welcomed four new members—Black Sheep Camp Kootenay River, Crawford Bay Cottage & RV Park, Kispiox River Lodge, and Sandpiper Resort—expanding its network of outdoor accommodations across the Kootenay Rockies, Northern B.C., and the Fraser Valley.

Holiday Season to Kick Off at Coachella Lakes With Crafts, Parades, and Family Activities

Coachella Lakes RV Resort has launched a month-long holiday programming schedule for December, offering daily and weekly activities ranging from themed crafts and Santa visits to pet-friendly workshops and evening entertainment aimed at engaging families, seasonal travelers, and long-term guests.

AI Is No Longer Optional: Why SETT 2025 Put AI Front and Center

Artificial intelligence emerged as the centerpiece of the 46th European Trade Fair of Tourism Trends (SETT) in Montpellier, with exhibitors showcasing AI-driven solutions for campsite management, guest check-in, and operations, highlighting the growing role of technology in Europe’s outdoor hospitality sector.

Browns Caravan Park Proposes Glamping Pods, Fishing Lake, and Pub Expansion

Browns Caravan Park near Scarborough has submitted plans for a redevelopment featuring glamping pods, a fishing lake, and expanded hospitality facilities as part of a wider diversification strategy.

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Tennessee State Parks Roll Out Advanced Trail Data to Improve Accessibility for All Visitors
Tennessee State Parks has introduced new technology to provide trail users with detailed, easy-to-understand information about what to expect before setting out on a hike.  According to an article by 6 News, Instead of relying on broad labels such as “difficult” or “easy,” new signs installed across several parks now include specifics on grade, surface
North Rim of Grand Canyon Closes Early Following Wildfire and Incoming Winter Weather

The North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park has closed earlier than expected for the season, shutting its gates to visitors on Nov. 14.

West Coast National Park Celebrates 40 Years of Coastal Conservation

The West Coast National Park in Western Cape, South Africa has celebrated four decades of protecting one of South Africa’s most extraordinary coastal ecosystems. 

Eco-Friendly Campervan Bookings Surge as UK Travelers Embrace Low-Impact Holidays

RoadSmiles.com, the independent travel comparison specialists, reports significant double-digit growth in eco-friendly campervan bookings across the UK, signalling that British travellers are increasingly prioritising sustainability and flexibility in their holiday plans. 

Shepherd’s Hut Accommodation Integrates with Forest of Dean Woodland

Hideaway Hut Wye in St Briavels combines sustainable design and woodland integration to offer self-contained glamping accommodation for visitors seeking nature-focused stays.

Dorset Glamping Property Highlights Self-Catering Accommodation Near West Bay

Little India, a timber cabin in Bothenhampton, offers couples self-contained glamping accommodation with private outdoor space and access to nearby coastal and cultural attractions.

Lookout Lodge at Kingfisher Lakes Offers Private Hot Tub and Lake Views

Kingfisher Lakes’ Lookout Lodge combines private, self-contained accommodation with outdoor amenities and lake-side views, offering a model for all-season glamping operations.

Bears House Offers Year-Round Cabin Glamping Near Newmarket and Cambridge

Bears House in Brinkley, Cambridgeshire, demonstrates how compact cabin glamping can combine privacy, recreation, and accessibility to meet rising demand for short-term rural getaways.

Ben Cleuch Anthropod Brings Contemporary Comfort to Clackmannan’s Glamping Scene

The Ben Cleuch Anthropod at Highland Gateway Glamping introduces a modern, adult-only pod experience that combines architectural efficiency with luxury amenities, reflecting a broader trend in Scotland’s evolving glamping market.

RVIA Announces Delay in Grounding Monitor Interrupter Enforcement

The RV Industry Association (RVIA) has temporarily delayed enforcement of the grounding monitor interrupter (GMI) requirement for new recreational vehicles, citing limited availability of compliant devices and tentatively targeting the 2028 model year for implementation.

BCLCA Expands Membership With 4 New Campground Additions Across B.C.

The British Columbia Lodging & Camping Association (BCLCA) has welcomed four new members—Black Sheep Camp Kootenay River, Crawford Bay Cottage & RV Park, Kispiox River Lodge, and Sandpiper Resort—expanding its network of outdoor accommodations across the Kootenay Rockies, Northern B.C., and the Fraser Valley.

RV Industry Association Opens Registration for 2025 Virtual Annual Meeting

The RV Industry Association has opened registration for its 2025 Annual Meeting, set for December 10 at 4 p.m. Eastern, with the virtual event offering members a chance to hear organizational updates, key program reports, and industry initiatives from association leadership.

Holiday Season to Kick Off at Coachella Lakes With Crafts, Parades, and Family Activities

Coachella Lakes RV Resort has launched a month-long holiday programming schedule for December, offering daily and weekly activities ranging from themed crafts and Santa visits to pet-friendly workshops and evening entertainment aimed at engaging families, seasonal travelers, and long-term guests.

TechnoRV Partners with All-Inclusive Motorhome Club to Support RV Community Through 2026

TechnoRV has partnered with the All-Inclusive Motorhome Club (AIM) through 2026 to provide educational support, on-site technical assistance, and enhanced experiences at rallies, strengthening its engagement with the RV community.

Midlothian Planners Reject Proposal for Four Glamping Pods at Walltower Farm

Midlothian planners have refused a proposal for four glamping pods at Walltower Farm, citing concerns about landscape character, visibility, and the impact on mature trees and surrounding woodlands.

Environmental Evidence Shortfalls Result in Refusal of Oxfordshire Glamping Scheme

West Oxfordshire District Council has unanimously refused plans for an 18-unit glamping development near Charlbury, citing insufficient biodiversity net gain evidence and conflicts with local planning policy.

AI Is No Longer Optional: Why SETT 2025 Put AI Front and Center

Artificial intelligence emerged as the centerpiece of the 46th European Trade Fair of Tourism Trends (SETT) in Montpellier, with exhibitors showcasing AI-driven solutions for campsite management, guest check-in, and operations, highlighting the growing role of technology in Europe’s outdoor hospitality sector.

Browns Caravan Park Proposes Glamping Pods, Fishing Lake, and Pub Expansion

Browns Caravan Park near Scarborough has submitted plans for a redevelopment featuring glamping pods, a fishing lake, and expanded hospitality facilities as part of a wider diversification strategy.

KOA Honors Three Leading Parks With Awards at Annual Convention

KOA’s 2026 award winners reflect growing trends in premium site development, operational investment, and multigenerational stewardship across the outdoor hospitality sector.

Camp Aramoni to Open 2026 Reservations for Boutique Camping Experiences Next Week

Camp Aramoni, a restored 96-acre campground in Illinois, will open 2026 reservations on November 28, offering safari-style tents, inclusive meals, and a range of outdoor activities along the Vermilion River.

PCOA Trade Show Nears Capacity: Only 2 Booths Left for 62nd Annual Event

The Pennsylvania Campground Owners Association (PCOA) is issuing a final call for exhibitors as only two booths remain for its 62nd Annual Trade Show, set for December 9-10 at the Kalahari Resort in Pocono Manor.

MC Fireside Chats: One Last Look at Marketing & AI for 2025

Dive into the final Marketing & AI episode of 2025 on MC Fireside Chats, where industry leaders and tech innovators explore the latest tools and strategies shaping outdoor hospitality. Tune in November 26th at 2 PM ET to see how AI and digital marketing can transform guest experiences—don’t miss it!

New Data Highlights Participation Trends and Economic Impact of Outdoor Recreation in British Columbia

New data on outdoor recreation in British Columbia reveals the sector’s wide participation and significant economic impact, highlighting its role in community wellbeing and long-term regional health.

Mitch Mitchem to Deliver Keynote on AI and Human-Centered Leadership at 2026 RVIA Conference

Mitch Mitchem will headline the 2026 RV Industry Association Leadership Conference, where he will share insights on how artificial intelligence can enhance leadership, improve operational efficiency, and support evolving workforce strategies. Scheduled for March 11 in Austin, Texas, his keynote comes as RV industry executives increasingly explore practical AI applications to strengthen productivity and guide organizational change.

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Shepherd’s Hut Accommodation Integrates with Forest of Dean Woodland

Hideaway Hut Wye in St Briavels combines sustainable design and woodland integration to offer self-contained glamping accommodation for visitors seeking nature-focused stays.

Dorset Glamping Property Highlights Self-Catering Accommodation Near West Bay

Little India, a timber cabin in Bothenhampton, offers couples self-contained glamping accommodation with private outdoor space and access to nearby coastal and cultural attractions.

Lookout Lodge at Kingfisher Lakes Offers Private Hot Tub and Lake Views

Kingfisher Lakes’ Lookout Lodge combines private, self-contained accommodation with outdoor amenities and lake-side views, offering a model for all-season glamping operations.

Bears House Offers Year-Round Cabin Glamping Near Newmarket and Cambridge

Bears House in Brinkley, Cambridgeshire, demonstrates how compact cabin glamping can combine privacy, recreation, and accessibility to meet rising demand for short-term rural getaways.

Ben Cleuch Anthropod Brings Contemporary Comfort to Clackmannan’s Glamping Scene

The Ben Cleuch Anthropod at Highland Gateway Glamping introduces a modern, adult-only pod experience that combines architectural efficiency with luxury amenities, reflecting a broader trend in Scotland’s evolving glamping market.

BCLCA Expands Membership With 4 New Campground Additions Across B.C.

The British Columbia Lodging & Camping Association (BCLCA) has welcomed four new members—Black Sheep Camp Kootenay River, Crawford Bay Cottage & RV Park, Kispiox River Lodge, and Sandpiper Resort—expanding its network of outdoor accommodations across the Kootenay Rockies, Northern B.C., and the Fraser Valley.

Holiday Season to Kick Off at Coachella Lakes With Crafts, Parades, and Family Activities

Coachella Lakes RV Resort has launched a month-long holiday programming schedule for December, offering daily and weekly activities ranging from themed crafts and Santa visits to pet-friendly workshops and evening entertainment aimed at engaging families, seasonal travelers, and long-term guests.

Midlothian Planners Reject Proposal for Four Glamping Pods at Walltower Farm

Midlothian planners have refused a proposal for four glamping pods at Walltower Farm, citing concerns about landscape character, visibility, and the impact on mature trees and surrounding woodlands.

Environmental Evidence Shortfalls Result in Refusal of Oxfordshire Glamping Scheme

West Oxfordshire District Council has unanimously refused plans for an 18-unit glamping development near Charlbury, citing insufficient biodiversity net gain evidence and conflicts with local planning policy.

Latest RV Park News

BCLCA Expands Membership With 4 New Campground Additions Across B.C.

The British Columbia Lodging & Camping Association (BCLCA) has welcomed four new members—Black Sheep Camp Kootenay River, Crawford Bay Cottage & RV Park, Kispiox River Lodge, and Sandpiper Resort—expanding its network of outdoor accommodations across the Kootenay Rockies, Northern B.C., and the Fraser Valley.

Holiday Season to Kick Off at Coachella Lakes With Crafts, Parades, and Family Activities

Coachella Lakes RV Resort has launched a month-long holiday programming schedule for December, offering daily and weekly activities ranging from themed crafts and Santa visits to pet-friendly workshops and evening entertainment aimed at engaging families, seasonal travelers, and long-term guests.

AI Is No Longer Optional: Why SETT 2025 Put AI Front and Center

Artificial intelligence emerged as the centerpiece of the 46th European Trade Fair of Tourism Trends (SETT) in Montpellier, with exhibitors showcasing AI-driven solutions for campsite management, guest check-in, and operations, highlighting the growing role of technology in Europe’s outdoor hospitality sector.

Browns Caravan Park Proposes Glamping Pods, Fishing Lake, and Pub Expansion

Browns Caravan Park near Scarborough has submitted plans for a redevelopment featuring glamping pods, a fishing lake, and expanded hospitality facilities as part of a wider diversification strategy.

PCOA Trade Show Nears Capacity: Only 2 Booths Left for 62nd Annual Event

The Pennsylvania Campground Owners Association (PCOA) is issuing a final call for exhibitors as only two booths remain for its 62nd Annual Trade Show, set for December 9-10 at the Kalahari Resort in Pocono Manor.

Lancaster Cabins Expands Product Line, Balances Rustic Appeal with Modern Park Model Demand

Lancaster Cabins is expanding its product line to meet rising demand for both rustic and contemporary accommodations, balancing its long-standing focus on log cabins with a growing lineup of modern, high-end park models.

Maine Campground Acres of Wildlife Boosts Online Bookings and Efficiency with RMS Integration

Acres of Wildlife, a family-owned Maine campground with more than 45 years in operation, is reporting major efficiency gains after adopting the RMS property management system, highlighting reduced administrative workload, a surge in online bookings, and improved revenue tracking driven by the platform’s automation tools.

KOA Convention & Expo 2025 Concludes Today with Final Night Celebration, Care Camps Auction

The 2025 Kampgrounds of America (KOA) Convention & Expo wraps up today, Thursday, Nov. 20, offering campground owners and operators a final day packed with educational sessions, hands-on vendor exhibits, and networking opportunities.

Jellystone Park Locations Earn Top Honors in Good Housekeeping and OHI Awards

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts is gaining national attention once again, with three locations earning top honors from Good Housekeeping and the Outdoor Hospitality Industry association, underscoring the brand’s continued strength in innovation and family-focused guest experiences across the United States and Canada.

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Shepherd’s Hut Accommodation Integrates with Forest of Dean Woodland

Hideaway Hut Wye in St Briavels combines sustainable design and woodland integration to offer self-contained glamping accommodation for visitors seeking nature-focused stays.

Dorset Glamping Property Highlights Self-Catering Accommodation Near West Bay

Little India, a timber cabin in Bothenhampton, offers couples self-contained glamping accommodation with private outdoor space and access to nearby coastal and cultural attractions.

Lookout Lodge at Kingfisher Lakes Offers Private Hot Tub and Lake Views

Kingfisher Lakes’ Lookout Lodge combines private, self-contained accommodation with outdoor amenities and lake-side views, offering a model for all-season glamping operations.

Bears House Offers Year-Round Cabin Glamping Near Newmarket and Cambridge

Bears House in Brinkley, Cambridgeshire, demonstrates how compact cabin glamping can combine privacy, recreation, and accessibility to meet rising demand for short-term rural getaways.

Ben Cleuch Anthropod Brings Contemporary Comfort to Clackmannan’s Glamping Scene

The Ben Cleuch Anthropod at Highland Gateway Glamping introduces a modern, adult-only pod experience that combines architectural efficiency with luxury amenities, reflecting a broader trend in Scotland’s evolving glamping market.

Camp Aramoni to Open 2026 Reservations for Boutique Camping Experiences Next Week

Camp Aramoni, a restored 96-acre campground in Illinois, will open 2026 reservations on November 28, offering safari-style tents, inclusive meals, and a range of outdoor activities along the Vermilion River.

New Data Highlights Participation Trends and Economic Impact of Outdoor Recreation in British Columbia

New data on outdoor recreation in British Columbia reveals the sector’s wide participation and significant economic impact, highlighting its role in community wellbeing and long-term regional health.

Shiloh Barn Glamping Highlights Growing Demand for Farm-Based Stays

Shiloh Barn and Glamping in Ontario has been recognized by Hipcamp as one of Canada’s best places to camp in 2025, reflecting growing interest in farm-based, small-scale outdoor accommodations.

Ontario’s Howeholm Farm Taps Into Eco-Friendly Travel Market

Howeholm Farm near Aylmer, Ontario, has introduced a wetland cabin and tent site offering travelers off-grid stays close to local conservation and recreation areas.

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