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Beautiful, Cheap Campgrounds In Central Florida. Since we try to get away in the RV for a few days each month, I get to test my RV lawyer skills. For those who say I shouldn't combine work and play, I always have the answer. I don't work if I don't feel like it. The only downside to living in sunny Florida, where year round RVing is possible, is that many campgrounds are very expensive. As an example, it can easily cost upwards of $1,000 to stay a few days at Disney's Ft. Wilderness, and $600 at a commercial campground like KOA. The good news is that Orange County has a beautiful campground system, that includes Moss Park and other campgrounds. We will be spending 5 days there later in April, and a week in Magnolia park in May. Just a few minutes from the theme parks, and beautiful lakefront camping. Cost? Under $100 for a whole week. $23 a day. Wanna get away? Don't get on a cramped airplane, and wait in line at security check lines, and pay a fortune for hotels and rent a cars. Get an RV. Buy an old one that has good bones. They are cheap. https://lnkd.in/eEEmd6YT

Letchworth State Park, NY

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Generations in the Wild - KEY INSIGHT: Growing demand for well-developed campgrounds! As co-founder at Outdoorsy, I've always believed in staying closely attuned to what families want from their vacation experience. So our strategy to invest in owning and operating campgrounds was a great way to get to know our guests, face to face. This is even more important as 🌲the $1 trillion outdoor industry is evolving faster than ever and why we launched ‘Generations in the Wild’, Outdoorsy’s inaugural independent research report, which delves into the values and preferences of four generations of RVing American families. 🏕️ One standout discovery is that developed campgrounds are in high demand in 2024. In fact, 8 of 10 families prefer them. The challenge? America’s best RV parks are often booked months in advance. What exactly defines a well-developed campground? We think Outdoorsy Bayfield does a pretty good job of hitting all the marks. Think: ✨ Top-notch facilities: Spotless showers, bathrooms, outdoor kitchens, and inviting community areas. 🌿 Seamless online booking to the outdoors: From pools and pickleball courts to fishing, nature trails and dog friendly areas, easy access to nature for the whole family makes all the difference. 👩💼 Friendly, available staff: A warm Outdoorsy welcome and helpful assistance go a long way in creating a memorable stay. 🌟 Additional perks: Well-stocked general store, great WiFi connection, onsite food options, and enticing swag add extra flair to the camping experience.. What's the bottom line? The outdoor industry is evolving, and developed campgrounds are poised to steal the spotlight. Please 🔍 dive into our Generations in the Wild Travel Report to stay ahead of the curve in the outdoor industry #Outdoorsy #OutdoorIndustry #CampingTrends #ThoughtLeader #GenerationsInTheWild 🏕️

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From the towering peaks of Denali to the unique ecosystems of the Everglades, the United States is home to some of the most spectacular and diverse national parks in the world.

Embrace the beauty of year-round lake living. Evaluate how the property accommodates every season, offering summer recreation and winter coziness. #LakeLivingYearRound #SeasonalBliss #SummerToWinterHome #YearRoundRetreat #LakeLifeMagic

The Top 5 National Parks in Michigan

Thanks Capital Analytics Association for spotlighting Friends of MacArthur Beach CEO Veronica Frehm! In an interview with Invest, Veronica talked about key milestones achieved by the park in the past year, including an increase in visitors and visitor services, the resumption of in-person educational programs for students and teachers, and the expansion of kayak and paddle board offerings. Read the full article at the link below! https://lnkd.in/exdckAzk

Have you been thinking about purchasing an Indiana State Park Pass? Katy Mann of Indy with Kids offers 34 adventurours reasons to invest in one. "Cost savings: Purchasing an Indiana State Parks pass can be a cost-effective way to visit state parks regularly. The cost of a pass is significantly lower than paying the park entrance fees each time you visit. For instance, the daily entrance fee for most Indiana State Parks and lakes is $7 per vehicle. With a park pass, you can save so much money, depending on how often you visit the parks." #MWTravel