101. Wisconsin Camping.com - An Internet Directory Of Wisconsin Campgrounds, RV Deale Home page the wisconsin camping, internet directory of local campgrounds, rvdealers, recreational activities, wisconsin tourism and links to other http://www.wisconsincamping.com/

www.wistravel.com Welcome to Wisconsin Camping.com An Internet directory of campgrounds related businesses in the beautiful State Of Wisconsin Simply click on the business logo or listing to visit their web site Don't Miss the Madison - Wisconsin Feb 4 - Feb. 6th Nature, Fun, Friends, and Spending Time Together! That's What "Camping" Is All About! Captain Cove Resort Holiday Shores Campground/Resort Kilby Lake Campground Lake DuBay Shores Campground ... Wisconsin Association Of Campground Owners - WACO Please Visit www.wistravel.com For An Outstanding Listing Of More Exciting Places To Go! What is a Tee Wizard ? Click the Hyperlink to Find Out! JCWhitney.com RV/Motorhome Janesville RV Center Camperland Hubert Trailer Sales Your Home On The Road! COUNTRY CAMPERS Sugar Creek Camper Sales RV Links GO CAMPING AMERICA "Go To" ... Is Now "Overature!" Search The Web For Anything With GoTo Search the Web. Your Internet In The Box Resource Center Type... Click...And "Go!"

102. Defra, UK - Wildlife And Countryside - Landscape, Recreation & Public Access - C How Does An Organisation Qualify For A camping Certificate? it is formallyconstituted; encouraging and promoting recreational activities are among its http://www.defra.gov.uk/wildlife-countryside/issues/camping/

Skip navigation Wildlife and Countryside Home Contact Defra About Defra News ... Homepage Camping Certificates 1. Section 269 of the Public Health Act 1936 gives power of local authority to control use of moveable dwellings. The requirement under the Act to obtain a licence for camp sites is applicable only where the land is used for camping for more than 42 consecutive days at a time and more than 60 days in any period of 12 months. How Does An Organisation Qualify For A Camping Certificate? 2. An organisation is eligible for a certificate if: it is formally constituted encouraging and promoting recreational activities are among its objectives. it is applying for the certificate in its own right How Do We Apply? 4. A certificate can be used by the organisation named on the certificate in any part of Great Britain. These certificates cannot be used in Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man or the Isles of Scilly. 5. The certificate is valid for 5 years, and is issued to a named club for their exclusive use and is not transferable to any other organisation.

103. Recreation Activities In Pagosa Springs, Colorado Pagosa Springs, Colorado boasts some of the finest recreational opportunitiesavailable camping. Winter Adventures. Downhill Skiing Snowboarding http://pagosa.com/recreation.htm

Pagosa Springs Events Calendar Pagosa Springs Area Attractions Pagosa Web Cams ... Exchange Links! Pagosa Springs Recreation An Outdoor Wonderland for all Seasons Pagosa Springs, Colorado boasts some of the finest recreational opportunities available anywhere in the world. Many of the residents of the area cite access to recreation as one of the prime reasons for choosing to live here, where outdoor recreation is truly a year-round activity. Recreation is also a main component of Pagosa's thriving tourism industry. Summer Adventures: Fishing in Pagosa: Hooking the Big One Fishing Report Pagosa Golf Hiking ... Camping Winter Adventures: Snowboarding Cross-Country Skiing Snowshoeing Contact Us ... Video Tours Is Your Computer preventing you from viewing some of the content on Pagosa.com? Click here for Help! Pagosa.com welcomes a wide range of perspectives. Submissions represent the opinions and views of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of Pagosa.com or its staff. Pagosa.com

104. New River Canoe, Kayak, Cabin Rentals, Primitive Camping, Guided Smallmouth Trip canoeing new river,new river primitive camping,new river canoe rentals,new riverkayak Disclaimer Outdoor recreational activities have inherent risks, http://www.icanoethenew.com/

Visit our Online Store for some great Canoe the New Gear! e Call 540-921-7438 for more information or email us at info@icanoethenew.com Home About Us Prices ... Contact Us Canoes and Kayaks Canoe and Kayak Rentals click here Cabin Rentals We have two cabins that are ready for your enjoyment. Each cabin is unique in order to suit the different needs of our guests. For a tour and description of our cabins, click here Primitive Camping We have over a 1/2 mile of creek frontage for camping, tubing, and fishing (catch and release only) on a beautiful creek. The Creek is just a 4.5 mile canoe ride and 6 mile shuttle to the New River. Gift Certificates Canoe the New offers Gift Certificates for all of our services including guided fishing trips. Give us a call today at

105. Outdoor Recreational Activities Of The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Outdoor recreational activities of the BWCA hiking, canoeing, camping, fishing,cross country skiing, dogsledding. http://www.bwca.cc/bwcaw-activities.html

Your banner could be here! With 1,500 miles of canoe routes, nearly 2,200 designated campsites, and more than 1,000 lakes and streams waiting, the BWCA and surrounding areas are filled with recreational opportunities. In addition to summer activities (camping, canoeing, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, etc.), northwoods winters are ideally suited to winter sports such as cross-country and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing, skating, and sledding. Fishing Hiking Canoeing Photography ... Bird/Wildlife Watching Rock Hunting Boating Hunting Winter Activities Spring Activities Summer Activities ... Special Offers/Contests

106. Group recreational activities. Recreation in the Astoria are is outstanding for the Travel trailers, pickup campers, and tent camping are all very popular in http://www.uscg.mil/d13/units/gruastoria/recreation.htm

U.S. Coast Guard Group/Air Station Astoria 2185 SE 12th Place - Warrenton, Oregon 97146 - (503) 861-6220 Excellence in Operations and Support Through Teamwork Home Group Astoria CGWeb Menu Site Map The Gazette Welcome Aboard Driving Dir ... Other Links Recreational Activities Recreation in the Astoria are is outstanding for the outdoor enthusiast. Oregon has 227 state parks, 300 county parks, and 1 national park, which are considered to be some of the finest in the United States. Nearly all have shower facilities and restrooms. Many of the parks have electrical hookups. Travel trailers, pickup campers, and tent camping are all very popular in the area. Parks are scattered from the coastal beaches to the mountains and the choice of locations is virtually unlimited. The Coast Guard Air Station/Group has a morale and recreation locker containing camping equipment, including one camp trailer. The angler has a wide choice in his sport. Available species include Chinook and Silver Salmon, Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout, Bass, Crappie, Bluegill, Warmouth, Sturgeon, and a wide variety of surf fish. Salmon fishing in the Northwest has a reputation of being the finest in the country. Clamming is also a favorite pastime along the Oregon coast. The best clamming is done during a minus tide.

107. Visit Raleigh, North Carolina camping facilities include recreational vehicle hookups and utilities, crafts, music, dancing, children activities and more. Family camping is http://www.visitraleigh.com/visit/camping.html

Search Official Source for Raleigh Area Visitors and Event Information things to do calendar of events accommodations getting here ... keep me informed Camping Looking to escape to the great outdoors? Wake County has a number of parks and lakes that offer various types of camping and recreational vehicle facilities. So, pack your tent and the kids and escape the city for an outdoor adventure. Camping in Wake County Clemmons Educational State Forest Old Garner Rd., Clayton 919.553.5651 Hours: Mar. 15-Nov. 30: Tues.-Fri., 9am - 5pm; Sat.-Sun., 11am-8pm; closed Mon. An environmental education facility featuring "talking tree" and "talking rock" trails, as well as a large picnic shelter, picnic area, hiking trails, camping and ranger-conducted programs. Admission is free. Guided tours are available. Falls Lake State Recreational Area 13304 Creedmoor Rd., Wake Forest 919.676.1027 Hours: Year-round, daily, 8am-8pm This 12,000-acre lake is surrounded by 26,000 acres of woodland and offers a variety of activities. Come for the day, bring your fishing gear and picnic basket, and set sail from the boat launch, or swim in one of the designated swimming areas. If you prefer, spend a few days at the family campground, which also offers recreational vehicle hook-ups and dump site. Falls Lake is located fourteen miles north of Crabtree Valley on Hwy. 50; camping accessible from N.C. Hwy. 98 West. Jordan Lake State Recreational Area Off U.S. 64, Apex 919.362.0586

108. Department Of Conservation And Recreation find locations for recreational activities There are facilities for swimming,camping, hiking, walking and bike riding at DCR s Parks — but they also http://www.mass.gov/dcr/rec-act.htm

Governor Mitt Romney Lt. Governor Kerry Healey ... order a Recreation Guide Things to Do at DCR Parks Start exploring DCR's Parks by following the links below. Family Activities Camping Historic Sites Educational/Interpretive Programs Music Programs ... Group Day-use Nature Activities Bike Paths Hiking Nature Trails Rock Climbing ... Walking Trails Active and Team Sports Skating Skiing Snowmobiling Golfing ... Athletic Fields Water Related Sports Swimming Fishing Boating (non-motorized) Boating (motorized) ... Calendar Events

109. Warren Wilson College - College Catalog ED 127 Outdoor recreational activities Winter camping 1cr+. An introduction toskills, theory, and practice necessary for safe and enjoyable winter camping http://www.warren-wilson.edu/catalog/catalog.php?name=physical_courses&id=PED127

110. ISMRM Regional Organizing Committee Suggested Recreational Activities ISMRM Regional Organizing Committee Suggested recreational activities Car camping is also available in all of the Provincial Parks. http://www.ismrm.org/03/ROCrecreation.htm

ISMRM Regional Organizing Committee Suggested Recreational Activities The postponement of the ISMRM meeting to July opens a number of opportunities for things to do outside the City of Toronto. The quintessential Ontario recreation is canoeing. The canoe was developed by the Indians of Eastern Canada and was a means of transport on the many lakes and rivers of the province. These lakes are often disconnected by short segments of land necessitating portaging. The canoe is an ideal craft for this kind of travel and has become a holiday activity for many people around Southern Ontario. Several Provincial Parks are located within two to four hours of Toronto and provide ideal canoeing opportunities ( www.ontarioparks.com ). The best known Ontario park is Algonquin Provincial Park, which attracts canoeists from around the world to its pristine lakes and forests. It tends to be rather busy in the summer and requires advanced booking. The most picturesque park is Killarney Provincial Park about four hours north of Toronto in the direction of Sudbury. This park allows for a combination of canoeing and hiking. One of the newest parks only two hours from Toronto is Massauga Provincial Park which consists of lakes and some segments of the

111. Alberta's Rockies Recreational Activities: Recreational Activities Of Alberta's Includes listings for recreational activities of Alberta s Rockies, Alberta. Photo from Travel Alberta camping at Rock Lake, near Hinton http://www.discovertherockies.com/Photos/RecreationalActivities/

Alberta's Rockies Recreational Activities These spectacular professional photos highlight the beauty of this region. To start your photo tour, click on the title of any image - you can then step between all of the images in the photo gallery. Location: Home Canada Alberta Alberta's Rockies ... Photos Recreational Activities Swimming Pool Photo from Banff High Country Inn Send an Email Add to My TravelGuide! Tel: 403 762-2236 Edit Listing Canoeing on Lake Louise Photo from Travel Alberta, 1-800-661-8888 Add to My TravelGuide! Edit Listing Canoeing on Lake Louise II Photo from Travel Alberta, 1-800-661-8888 Add to My TravelGuide! Edit Listing Cross Country Skiing in Lake Louise, Alberta Photo from Travel Alberta, 1-800-661-8888 Add to My TravelGuide! Edit Listing Dog Sled races in Canmore Photo from Sharpeshots Add to My TravelGuide! Edit Listing Banff Mount Norquay Banff's Best Kept Secret The Whistlers Inn is centrally located in the heart of Jasper. Lizard Creek Lodge @ Fernie Alpine Resort is an exclusive 4 Star Alpine Lodge in Fernie, B.C. Gear Up Mountain Sport and Rentals - The best place to gear up in the Rockies!

112. Pennsylvania Featured National Recreation Trails And Greenways, Railtrails, Bike recreation for people who enjoy activities like camping and kayaking. for a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, biking, camping, http://www.americantrails.org/nationalrecreationtrails/stateNRT/PAnrt.html

Art project funded along the Schuylkill River NRT ; opportunity for artists See the complete online registry for details of over 900 designated National Recreation Trails Featured National Recreation Trails Oil Creek State Park Multi-Use Trail Oil Creek State Park . With access to the oldest producing oil well in the world, interpretive signage tells the story of years of drilling and fires in Oil Creek Valley; but the park also tells the story of environmental recovery. The goal is to eventually connect to the Samuel Justus NRT and provide a 40-mile accessible trail network. In addition to its scenic features, trail users enjoy outdoor activities such as biking, fishing, and cross country skiing. With the efforts of a diverse partnership, this area is now considered an emerald jewel of the state's park system (designated 2005) Boating the Schuylkill Water Trail Schuylkill River Water Trail (designated 2002).

113. Pennsylvania Backpacking, Camping, Hiking, Outdoor Recreation And Wildlife Information on backpacking, camping, hiking, other outdoor recreation and wildlife and the Delaware Water Gap provide popular recreational activities. http://greennature.com/travel/pennsylvania.php

@import url("style/style.css"); Green Nature Home Travel Home Clip Art Green Nature Photography ... Auctionaid Search Pick Your State Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... Wyoming Pennsylvania Backpacking, Camping and Hiking Guide Although Swedes and Dutch were the first European settlers, William Penn, a Quaker, named Pennsylvania in honor of his father by combining the name Penn and the Latin term sylvania, which translates as "woodlands", to come up with "Penn's woodlands." Pennsylvania was the second of the original 13 states of the Union (1787). Today, two major cities dominate the state Philadelphia, home of the Liberty Bell, Constitution Hall, and a thriving metropolitan area, and Pittsburgh, a busy inland river port. Pennsylvania is one of the nation's most historic states. Philadelphia is often called the cradle of the American Nation. It was here that the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were drawn up by the founding fathers. The Pocono Mountains and the Delaware Water Gap provide popular recreational activities. The Pennsylvania Dutch region in south-central Pennsylvania is another favorite of sightseers. Some Pennsylvania Dutch groups, including the Amish and the Mennonites, are called the Plain People; they live and dress as their ancestors did, with no modern conveniences.

114. Monticello Iowa Tourism Recreation Camping Parade Fireworks Each season offers recreational activities and entertainment that keep everyone Here you can find beautiful waterfront camping, complete hook-up to http://www.monticello.ia.us/RecTourism/default.html

At A Glance - Membership Dir. Chamber of Commerce Restaurants ... Guest Book For additional details on any of the information found here please contact the Chamber office. Things to do in Monticello Monticello offers an wide realm of activities for people of all ages. Each season offers recreational activities and entertainment that keep everyone buzzing with excitement. Fun for the Whole Family: Municipal Airport Fly-in Breakfast Berndes Center Camp Courageous Monticello Public Library Fun for the Outdoors Enthusiasts: Pasker Prairie City Parks Pictured Rocks Park River Access ... Golf Athletics: Gothics Rugby Monticello Cubs Monticello Panthers Athletics Fun for the Shopper in You: Jones County Farmers' Market Monti Merchants Open House Chamber's Commercial Club Christmas Cash Giveaway Antique Stores Holiday Celebrations: Treats on the Streets for Easter and Halloween Lighting of the Community Christmas Tree Fourth of July Celebration ... S.S. Farwell House Clocktower Monticello Heritage Center Festivities Fun for the Whole Family : On the third Tuesday in July, the sounds of livestock, amusement rides, great music, and people having fun fill the streets of Monticello. This event, also considered the five best days of summer, brings thousands of fair-goers to Monticello. 2002 was a special year for those involved in the fair: It was the 150th Great Jones County Fair and 4-H celebrated its 100th year. From concerts featuring top recording artists to auto racing, horse racing and a commercial building, there's something for everyone at the Great Jones County Fair and Food Fest. Click here to get to the fair's web site:

115. River Life Teachers Resource Kit: Recreational Activities recreational activities. Download a PDF of this page People use braided riversfor fishing, camping, boating, kayaking, wildlife watching, and so on. http://www.doc.govt.nz/Community/001~For-Schools/002~Themes/010~Rivers-and-Lakes

Contact Us Site Map Home About DOC ... Regional Info Community Publications What's New For Schools Events ... Russell Lupins Recreational Activities Hydroelectricity Project River Recovery Communication and Education Maori Use ... Predator Data Analysis River Life Teachers' Resource Kit Recreational Activities Download a PDF of this page Braided rivers are an important recreational resource, and their recreational use is increasing as 4WD vehicles become more common. People use braided rivers for fishing, camping, boating, kayaking, wildlife watching, and so on. The tourism industry in the Upper Waitaki Basin includes activities like fishing tours, home-stays, and eco-tourism. However, braided river birds are very vulnerable to disturbance by humans and their activities. For example, if riverbed birds are disturbed from their nests, eggs and chicks can be cooked by high temperatures or chilled in low temperatures, they can be run over, or be eaten by pet dogs and cats. Recreational users can minimise the risk to nesting birds by driving on marked tracks, learning about bird behaviours, responding appropriately to bird behaviour, keeping pets off riverbeds or dogs on a leash.

116. Te Urewera National Park Management Plan Draft: 8.6 Lakeshore Camping And Lakesh of recreational activities including fishing, boating, tramping, camping and This policy allows for boating recreational activities on the lake and http://www.doc.govt.nz/Explore/001~National-Parks/Te-Urewera-National-Park/Te-Ur

Contact Us Site Map Home About DOC Explore Conservation Regional Info Community Publications ... 8.5 Boating and Permanent Moorings 8.6 Lakeshore Camping and Lakeshore Anchoring 8.7 Visitor Safety and Public Health 8.8 Waste and Refuse Disposal 8.9 Fire Control 8.10 Accommodation ... Map 7 Areas Generally Restricted for Aircraft Hovering below 152m and Landing and Designated Landing Sites Te Urewera National Park - Management Plan 8.6 Lakeshore Camping and Lakeshore Anchoring Introduction Similar issues are beginning to emerge in relation to lakeshore camping on the shores of Lake Waikareiti. Pressure from camping at Lake Waikareiti is of particular concern also, as suitable camping sites are limited to a small area adjacent to the hut where the environmental impacts are becoming evident. Given the unique values of Lake Waikareiti it is important that the adverse effects of camping are controlled. Increased visitor pressure on Lake Waikaremoana also occurs due to boat users anchoring in areas other than at Home Bay. In Home Bay, recreation moorings are controlled by a three year term mooring concession system. Throughout the rest of the park, anchoring is currently unregulated. Boat users often anchor in areas other than at the Home Bay established mooring sites while cruising the lake or on holiday in the general area. These park users may or may not be using the boat for

117. Your National Forest - Recreational Activities recreational activities Ocala. camping Swimming Picnicking Hiking MountainBiking Boating Canoeing OffRoad Vehicles Horseback Riding http://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/florida/recreation/index_oca.shtml

[Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Southern Region Page Florida Homepage About Us Contact Us ... Projects and Plans Recreation: Resource/Land Mgmt. Volunteering Recreational Activities: Ocala Camping Hiking Mountain Biking Boating ... Horseback Riding The Ocala is a unique and fascinating forest that offers an accommodating climate for year round recreating. The mild winters are fine for family camping while a summer canoe trip down a palm-lined stream is a cool way to spend an August day. The temperatures for the dry months of November through February range from a daily average of 50 F to a high of 72 F. The summer season is much warmer and wetter. Short afternoon thundershowers often raise the humidity to about 90% while the temperatures range from 80 F to 95 F. The average rainfall is approximately 55 inches per year. Water plays an important part in a variety of recreational opportunities on the forest. There are huge springs, twisting streams and lakes for fishing and water skiing. Many of the scenic lakes were formed when limestone bedrock dissolved, permitting the surface layer to slump and fill with water. The cool crystal-clear water of Juniper Springs, Alexander Springs, Salt Springs and Silver Glen Springs entice many visitors to take a cool dip. Snorkelers frequently find a thrilling underwater view of fish, swaying vegetation and cavernous springs. No wonder the Ocala National Forest is one of the most heavily used National Forests in the United States. Some recreational activities require a pass or permit. Please see

118. Recreational Activities The Salton Sea and its immediate vicinity have many recreational activities tooffer such as camping, bird watching, fishing, boating, hiking, http://www.saltonsea.ca.gov/ltnav/why_recreation.html

The Salton Sea is California's largest lake, located in one of California's most scenic desert areas. At a length of 35 miles, a width of 15 miles and a surface area of 380 square miles, the Salton Sea provides an expanse for enjoying the wonderful outdoors. It abounds in recreational opportunities and is available year round. The Salton Sea and its immediate vicinity have many recreational activities to offer such as: camping, bird watching, fishing, boating, hiking, use of personal watercraft, hunting and off-roading. Fishing Boating Birding Camping

119. Limiting Impact Of Recreation On Water Quality recreational activities can adversely affect both water quality and the camping is a recreational activity that takes us away from regular habits for http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/naturalresources/components/DD6946e.ht

MI-06946 1998 To Order Limiting Impact of Recreation on Water Quality Shoreland Best Management Practices Number 5 of 18 in the Series What Are Shoreland BMPs? Best Management Practices (BMPs) are actions you can take to reduce your impact on the environment. BMPs have been described for agriculture, forest management, and construction. This fact sheet describes BMPs you can adopt on your shoreland property to help protect and preserve water quality. In many cases, the best management for shorelands may be retaining the natural characteristics of your property. Keeping Your Lake or River Healthy Recreational activities can adversely affect both water quality and the shoreline, particularly when they focus on the waterfront. You can minimize these adverse impacts by developing and practicing a stewardship attitude as you enjoy your shoreland property and participate in outdoor activities. Recreational opportunities are a primary reason people choose to live by or visit Minnesota lakes and rivers, and the demand on our water resources is always increasing. That increasing demand also increases the potential for damage to water quality and shorelines. Assessing and improving leisure-time activities will help preserve water quality for fish and wildlife habitat as well as for our own recreational purposes. Poor water quality can affect recreation in and on the water, degrade fish and wildlife habitat, pose a health risk for water-contact recreation, and threaten the safety of your drinking water supply.

120. Recreational Activities recreational activities. Field Trips. A number of field trips are scheduled for the There are no developed campsites and dispersed camping is allowed. http://forest.mtu.edu/research/reu/recreation.htm

REU for Ecosystems in Transition - Home Educational Training Sessions Case Study Discussions Independent Research Projects ... Travel and Lodging REU Site for Ecosystems in Transition: The Role of Research in Assessing Ecosystem Responses to a Changing Environment: Recreational Activities: Field Trips. A number of field trips are scheduled for the REU students. These include trips to research locations that also will include stops at old-growth forests or scenic areas, and recreational field trips that will involve a combination of sight-seeing, hiking, and examining the forests of the region. Locations that will be visited include: Sturgeon River Gorge Wilderness This 14,139 acre wilderness is located on the Kenton Ranger District and is part of the National Wilderness Preservation System. Here you will find the Sturgeon National Wild and Scenic River and its tributaries with steep rugged gorges up to 300 feet deep, and 1/2 to 1 mile wide. Access to the interior is by cross country navigation or on overgrown old logging roads which may be difficult to find and follow. There are no developed campsites and dispersed camping is allowed. The North Country National Scenic Trail runs along the northern and eastern boundaries.

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