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RVDA of Canada Releases 2025 Compensation Study Results

The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada has released its 2025 RV Industry Compensation Study, offering dealerships current data on pay and benefits to help attract and retain skilled workers in a competitive market.

Moratorium Approved on New Campgrounds in Ganges Township

Ganges Township in Michigan has approved a one-year moratorium on new campground developments to allow time for a review of local zoning rules, though the pause will not affect the proposed Saugatuck Meadows Campground, which remains under township consideration despite resident concerns over traffic, noise and environmental impacts.

Dewlicious Farms to Celebrate Grand Opening with Ribbon-Cutting in Manistee

Dewlicious Farms, a new glamping and agricultural destination in Manistee, Michigan, will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 20, offering guests a combined experience of farm life and upscale camping.

Pembrokeshire Glamping Pod with £73K Annual Income to Be Auctioned This June

A high-spec glamping pod near Tenby with proven rental income and full furnishings is being auctioned this June, offering a potential investment opportunity for outdoor hospitality operators.

Collective Retreats Reopens Governors Island Glamping Site for 2025 Season

Collective Retreats has reopened its luxury glamping site on Governors Island for the 2025 season, offering a blend of city accessibility and nature immersion that may interest outdoor hospitality operators targeting urban markets.

Transforming Campgrounds into Destinations: How Blue Water Designs Unforgettable Family Experiences

Blue Water Development is redefining outdoor hospitality by transforming ordinary campgrounds into immersive family destinations across some of America’s most scenic locales. Guided by a guest-first philosophy and a meticulous design process, the company blends comfort, local charm, and sustainable practices to craft resorts where parents can relax and children can explore with wonder.

Q Hospitality Management Launches Caraventure for RV and Glamping Management

Q Hospitality Management has introduced Caraventure, a new third-party management brand designed to support RV parks, resorts, and glamping destinations across the United States by providing professional operational services aimed at improving efficiency and guest satisfaction.

Legal Ruling Signals Potential Breakthrough for Proposed Private Campground in Virginia

The planned 75-acre Crow’s Nest Outdoor Adventure, spearheaded by developers Mark and Vivian McLeod, recently cleared a legal hurdle when a Stafford County judge allowed their case to proceed to trial. 

Public, Private Campgrounds in Michigan Embrace Senior Campers

Michigan’s public and private campgrounds are rolling out more age-friendly upgrades—from paved RV pads to beach wheelchairs—as the state responds to the demand from senior campers, according to officials and resort operators.

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New Camping Pitches and Play Area Approved Near Stoney Cove in Leicestershire

A major expansion has been approved for Fortway Farm Leisure and Fishery near Stoney Cove in Leicestershire, as Blaby District Council has given the green light for 50 new gravel camping pitches. 

North Dakota Approves $1 Million for Trail Projects Amid Surge in Grant Requests

Five trail and outdoor recreation projects across North Dakota will receive nearly $1 million in funding through the state’s Recreational Trails Program, a grant initiative administered by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department with financial support from the Federal Highway Administration. 

Mobile RV Repair Business Expands in McCook with New Facility and Services

Republican Valley RV Service and Repair, a business dedicated to maintaining and servicing recreational vehicles, has officially joined the McCook Chamber of Commerce. 

Family-Run Farm Retreat Grows Glamping Business in Western Lake District

Castle Guards Farm Retreat demonstrates how rural families can successfully diversify through glamping, blending local partnerships, family involvement, and guest-centered amenities into a sustainable business model.

Highland Council Approves Laide Glamping Pods Despite Local Opposition

Despite strong opposition from residents citing environmental and infrastructure concerns, Highland Council has approved a revised glamping pod development in the NC500 village of Laide.

RVDA of Canada Releases 2025 Compensation Study Results

The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada has released its 2025 RV Industry Compensation Study, offering dealerships current data on pay and benefits to help attract and retain skilled workers in a competitive market.

Moratorium Approved on New Campgrounds in Ganges Township

Ganges Township in Michigan has approved a one-year moratorium on new campground developments to allow time for a review of local zoning rules, though the pause will not affect the proposed Saugatuck Meadows Campground, which remains under township consideration despite resident concerns over traffic, noise and environmental impacts.

Rural Glamping Site in Tsuyama Sees Visitor Numbers Quadruple Since 2021

A once-underused forest park in rural Okayama has been redeveloped into a thriving glamping destination, attracting thousands of urban visitors and generating renewed economic activity in a community of just 400 residents.

Reayrt Vradda Glamping Site to Be Secured Following Business Liquidation

Port Erin Commissioners are moving to secure and clear the Reayrt Vradda glamping site after the operator entered liquidation, emphasizing public safety and community consultation as next steps.

Dewlicious Farms to Celebrate Grand Opening with Ribbon-Cutting in Manistee

Dewlicious Farms, a new glamping and agricultural destination in Manistee, Michigan, will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 20, offering guests a combined experience of farm life and upscale camping.

Pembrokeshire Glamping Pod with £73K Annual Income to Be Auctioned This June

A high-spec glamping pod near Tenby with proven rental income and full furnishings is being auctioned this June, offering a potential investment opportunity for outdoor hospitality operators.

Collective Retreats Reopens Governors Island Glamping Site for 2025 Season

Collective Retreats has reopened its luxury glamping site on Governors Island for the 2025 season, offering a blend of city accessibility and nature immersion that may interest outdoor hospitality operators targeting urban markets.

Campground Leaders to Share Smart Growth Strategies on MC Fireside Chats

Discover how today’s top campground operators are driving smarter growth—tune in to MC Fireside Chats this Wednesday at 2 PM EST.

RVDA, A2C to Host Free Webinar on Preventing Dealership Data Breaches

The RV Dealers Association (RVDA), in partnership with Accelerate2Compliance (A2C), will host a free webinar on June 25 to help RV dealerships strengthen defenses against rising cybersecurity threats and protect sensitive business and customer information.

New Campground Underway in Smelterville to Serve Cyclists, Travelers

Construction is underway on a new 26-site tent-only campground along the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes in Smelterville, Idaho, a project designed to expand overnight access for bikepackers and touring cyclists seeking a quiet, trail-side camping option.

Tompkins Campground to Reopen June 30

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District will reopen Tompkins Campground at the Tioga-Hammond and Cowanesque Lakes project in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, on June 30, following a months-long closure caused by a federal hiring freeze that left the site without adequate staff.

National Go RVing Day Returns to Highlight Benefits of RV Travel

National Go RVing Day returns Saturday, June 14, rallying RV businesses and outdoor enthusiasts alike to celebrate the freedom and flexibility of RV travel. Spearheaded by Go RVing, the annual initiative encourages families, first-timers, and seasoned adventurers to hit the road for a weekend getaway.

Transforming Campgrounds into Destinations: How Blue Water Designs Unforgettable Family Experiences

Blue Water Development is redefining outdoor hospitality by transforming ordinary campgrounds into immersive family destinations across some of America’s most scenic locales. Guided by a guest-first philosophy and a meticulous design process, the company blends comfort, local charm, and sustainable practices to craft resorts where parents can relax and children can explore with wonder.

KOA Highlights Budget-Friendly Getaways for National Camping Month

June is National Camping Month, and Kampgrounds of America (KOA) is encouraging travelers near Palm Springs and across the country to consider camping as an affordable vacation option.

Q Hospitality Management Launches Caraventure for RV and Glamping Management

Q Hospitality Management has introduced Caraventure, a new third-party management brand designed to support RV parks, resorts, and glamping destinations across the United States by providing professional operational services aimed at improving efficiency and guest satisfaction.

Campsites in High Demand as Canada’s Outdoor Travel Season Gains Momentum

Campgrounds across Canada’s national parks are drawing increased visitor interest, offering hospitality operators valuable insights into modern outdoor traveler expectations.

Legal Ruling Signals Potential Breakthrough for Proposed Private Campground in Virginia

The planned 75-acre Crow’s Nest Outdoor Adventure, spearheaded by developers Mark and Vivian McLeod, recently cleared a legal hurdle when a Stafford County judge allowed their case to proceed to trial. 

Former Ranger Warns Fee Hikes Could Disconnect Families from Nature

A former NSW National Parks ranger has joined the growing opposition to the state government’s proposed overhaul of campground pricing, raising concerns that higher fees could push many Australian families away from nature.

Winnebago Introduces ‘Thrive’ Towable RV for Design-Conscious Buyers

Winnebago Industries has unveiled a new travel trailer, Thrive, designed specifically for the growing segment of design-conscious RV buyers. 

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New Camping Pitches and Play Area Approved Near Stoney Cove in Leicestershire

A major expansion has been approved for Fortway Farm Leisure and Fishery near Stoney Cove in Leicestershire, as Blaby District Council has given the green light for 50 new gravel camping pitches. 

Family-Run Farm Retreat Grows Glamping Business in Western Lake District

Castle Guards Farm Retreat demonstrates how rural families can successfully diversify through glamping, blending local partnerships, family involvement, and guest-centered amenities into a sustainable business model.

Highland Council Approves Laide Glamping Pods Despite Local Opposition

Despite strong opposition from residents citing environmental and infrastructure concerns, Highland Council has approved a revised glamping pod development in the NC500 village of Laide.

Moratorium Approved on New Campgrounds in Ganges Township

Ganges Township in Michigan has approved a one-year moratorium on new campground developments to allow time for a review of local zoning rules, though the pause will not affect the proposed Saugatuck Meadows Campground, which remains under township consideration despite resident concerns over traffic, noise and environmental impacts.

Rural Glamping Site in Tsuyama Sees Visitor Numbers Quadruple Since 2021

A once-underused forest park in rural Okayama has been redeveloped into a thriving glamping destination, attracting thousands of urban visitors and generating renewed economic activity in a community of just 400 residents.

Reayrt Vradda Glamping Site to Be Secured Following Business Liquidation

Port Erin Commissioners are moving to secure and clear the Reayrt Vradda glamping site after the operator entered liquidation, emphasizing public safety and community consultation as next steps.

Dewlicious Farms to Celebrate Grand Opening with Ribbon-Cutting in Manistee

Dewlicious Farms, a new glamping and agricultural destination in Manistee, Michigan, will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 20, offering guests a combined experience of farm life and upscale camping.

Pembrokeshire Glamping Pod with £73K Annual Income to Be Auctioned This June

A high-spec glamping pod near Tenby with proven rental income and full furnishings is being auctioned this June, offering a potential investment opportunity for outdoor hospitality operators.

Collective Retreats Reopens Governors Island Glamping Site for 2025 Season

Collective Retreats has reopened its luxury glamping site on Governors Island for the 2025 season, offering a blend of city accessibility and nature immersion that may interest outdoor hospitality operators targeting urban markets.

Latest RV Park News

Moratorium Approved on New Campgrounds in Ganges Township

Ganges Township in Michigan has approved a one-year moratorium on new campground developments to allow time for a review of local zoning rules, though the pause will not affect the proposed Saugatuck Meadows Campground, which remains under township consideration despite resident concerns over traffic, noise and environmental impacts.

Transforming Campgrounds into Destinations: How Blue Water Designs Unforgettable Family Experiences

Blue Water Development is redefining outdoor hospitality by transforming ordinary campgrounds into immersive family destinations across some of America’s most scenic locales. Guided by a guest-first philosophy and a meticulous design process, the company blends comfort, local charm, and sustainable practices to craft resorts where parents can relax and children can explore with wonder.

KOA Highlights Budget-Friendly Getaways for National Camping Month

June is National Camping Month, and Kampgrounds of America (KOA) is encouraging travelers near Palm Springs and across the country to consider camping as an affordable vacation option.

Q Hospitality Management Launches Caraventure for RV and Glamping Management

Q Hospitality Management has introduced Caraventure, a new third-party management brand designed to support RV parks, resorts, and glamping destinations across the United States by providing professional operational services aimed at improving efficiency and guest satisfaction.

Legal Ruling Signals Potential Breakthrough for Proposed Private Campground in Virginia

The planned 75-acre Crow’s Nest Outdoor Adventure, spearheaded by developers Mark and Vivian McLeod, recently cleared a legal hurdle when a Stafford County judge allowed their case to proceed to trial. 

Public, Private Campgrounds in Michigan Embrace Senior Campers

Michigan’s public and private campgrounds are rolling out more age-friendly upgrades—from paved RV pads to beach wheelchairs—as the state responds to the demand from senior campers, according to officials and resort operators.

Shady Oaks Camping Resort Opens Doors to Seasonal and Short-Term Visitors

Shady Oaks Camping Resort, a new vintage-inspired campground near Plattsburgh, officially opened this past weekend following more than nine months of development. Positioned as a northern gateway to the Adirondacks, the resort blends natural surroundings with modern amenities to offer a community-focused camping experience.

Harvest Hosts Survey: Road Trips Rise as Americans Opt for Grounded Travel in Summer 2025

Americans are rethinking summer travel in 2025, with many turning to road trips, RV camping, and domestic destinations amid economic uncertainty and growing concerns about air travel, according to a new survey from Harvest Hosts.

Kaslo Council Revisits Controversial RV Park Proposal Amid Community Pushback

The Village of Kaslo is once again weighing the future of its riverfront, as council voted 3-1 on May 27 to reopen negotiations with QP Property Developments over a revised plan to build a recreational vehicle park near the south side of the Kaslo River.

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Latest Camping News

New Campground Underway in Smelterville to Serve Cyclists, Travelers

Construction is underway on a new 26-site tent-only campground along the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes in Smelterville, Idaho, a project designed to expand overnight access for bikepackers and touring cyclists seeking a quiet, trail-side camping option.

Tompkins Campground to Reopen June 30

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District will reopen Tompkins Campground at the Tioga-Hammond and Cowanesque Lakes project in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, on June 30, following a months-long closure caused by a federal hiring freeze that left the site without adequate staff.

Campsites in High Demand as Canada’s Outdoor Travel Season Gains Momentum

Campgrounds across Canada’s national parks are drawing increased visitor interest, offering hospitality operators valuable insights into modern outdoor traveler expectations.

Public, Private Campgrounds in Michigan Embrace Senior Campers

Michigan’s public and private campgrounds are rolling out more age-friendly upgrades—from paved RV pads to beach wheelchairs—as the state responds to the demand from senior campers, according to officials and resort operators.

Custom Campsites Launches in Northeast Indiana with Hassle-Free Camping Packages

Custom Campsites, a new business in northeast Indiana, offers tent setup and teardown services aimed at making camping more accessible and less labor-intensive for families.

Hernando Point Campground Gears Up for June 14 Reopening After Upgrades

Hernando Point Campground at Arkabutla Lake in Mississippi is set to reopen on June 14 following a multi-year closure caused by storm damage and extensive rehabilitation work, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District announced.

Harvest Hosts Survey: Road Trips Rise as Americans Opt for Grounded Travel in Summer 2025

Americans are rethinking summer travel in 2025, with many turning to road trips, RV camping, and domestic destinations amid economic uncertainty and growing concerns about air travel, according to a new survey from Harvest Hosts.

Nunda Shoal Campground and Boat Ramp Reopen at Calamus Reservoir SRA

The Nunda Shoal boat ramp and adjacent campground at Calamus Reservoir State Recreation Area have officially reopened following extensive upgrades aimed at improving infrastructure, accessibility, and safety, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission announced.

Henry Cowell Campground Reopening Delayed Until April 2026

The campground at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in California will remain closed through April 2026 due to continued delays in an infrastructure improvement project aimed at enhancing accessibility.

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