Picture gently rolling hills covered with vineyards. A deep blue lake with fishing boats trolling. These bring back memories of camping in the “grape lakes.”
Cayuga Lake State Park has nearly 300 sites, both
Imagine seven miles of golden sandy beach with unspoiled waves and water as far as the eye can see. You don’t have to go to the Jersey Shore or Florida to experience this.
Last month Adrienne and I spent a weekend camping at Fish Creek Pond Campground (see back page, June 30) during what is called TearUp the Adirondacks.
Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and other project partners are planning a lake restoration project at Lake Keomah State Park to improve water quality and recreational opportunities.
Construction is scheduled to start in
The Iowa DNR is re-opening the newly renovated Pikes Peak State Park campground on July 27. Campers will enjoy upgraded camping amenities, along with the ability to make same-day reservations at all campsites.
After going through a trio of campers, borrowing a few others, and staying everywhere in them from primitive pull-over state forest land to deluxe private venues, I’m here to say I much prefer the latter.<br
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources plans to limit gas-powered generator use at state camp sites after complaints about the noise.
The complaints prompted DNR officials to request the Natural Resources Commission clarify restrictions
Campsites at a popular northeast Iowa state park will soon be available, following closure that was extended at least four months due to weather conditions.
Sites will be available at Pikes Peak State Park
Our parents taught us not to play with fire. But under the supervision of an adult, there is an activity you can do at home (preferably outside) or at the summer campsite that can involve
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