81. DEM Region 4: Connecticut River Valley Information on the camping, recreational activities to be found within the state park system in the Connecticut River Valley. http://www.state.ma.us/dem/region4.htm

Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps MassParks history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a MassParks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks Connecticut River Valley (DEM Region 4) 1. Brimfield State Forest Brimfield 2. Chicopee Memorial State Park Chicopee Falls 3. Dunn Pond State Park Gardner 4. Conn. River Greenway State Park Northampton 5. Erving State Forest Erving 6. Federated Women's Club State Forest Petersham 7. Gardner Heritage State Park Gardner 8. Hampton Ponds State Park Westfield 9. Holyoke Heritage State Park Holyoke 10. Holyoke Range State Park Amherst 11. Lake Dennison Recreation Area Winchendon 12. Lake Lorraine State Park Springfield 13. Mt. Grace State Forest Warwick 14. Mt. Sugarloaf State Reservation S. Deerfield 15. Mt. Tom State Reservation

82. Activities-Recreational the threshold for an abundance of outdoor recreation. and other fun outdoor activities are located EXTREME EXPEDITIONS Whitewater rafting, camping and other http://www.charlestonwv.com/visiting_chas/recreationalactivities.asp

Home About Contact Us Links ... Tourism Person of the Quarter Outdoor Recreation in Charleston and Beyond Your Doorway to Fun and Excitement! Charleston has a variety of public golf courses, swimming facilities, fishing, and distance runs. Add even more excitement to your trip! We're the Doorway to West Virginia because in Charleston, you're at the threshold for an abundance of outdoor recreation. Snow skiing, whitewater rafting and kayaking and other fun outdoor activities are located just a short drive from Charleston. Golfing BIG BEND GOLF CLUB Tornado 18 holes, par 71, 6,237 yards; CATO GOLF COURSE Edgewood Dr. and Baker Ln., Charleston 9 holes, 3 par 4s, others are par 3s COONSKIN GOLF COURSE Charleston 18 holes, par 55, 2,240 yards; SANDY BRAE Amma Exit, I-79 18 holes, par 69, 5,876 yards; SCARLET OAKS COUNTRY CLUB #2 Dairy Rd., Poca 18 holes, par 72, 6,021 yards; SHAWNEE GOLF COURSE Institute 9 holes, par 36, 3,240 yards; 304/341-8030 or 304/341-8027 For information on golf courses outside the Charleston area, check out www.callwva.com

83. MassParks.org | Massachusetts Forests & Parks Information on the camping, recreational activities to be found within the state park system in the Berkshires. http://www.state.ma.us/dem/region5.htm

Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps MassParks history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a MassParks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks Berkshires (Region 5) 1. Appalachian Trail County-Wide 2. Ashuwillticook Rail Trail Lanesborough, Cheshire and Adams 3. Bash Bish Falls State Park Mt. Washington 4. Beartown State Forest Monterey 5. Chester-Blandford State Forest Chester 6. Clarksburg State Park Clarksburg 7. D.A.R. State Forest Goshen 8. Dubuque, Kenneth Memorial State Forest Hawley 9. Gardner, C.M. State Park Huntington 10. Granville State Forest Granville 11. Jug End State Res. and Wildlife Mgt. Egremont 12. Mohawk Trail State Forest Charlemont 13. Monroe State Forest Monroe 14. Mt. Everett State Reservation Mt. Washington 15. Mt. Greylock State Reservation Lanesborough 16. Mt. Washington State Forest

84. Lake Hartwell, - Hart County, Georgia Offers fishing, camping, sailing and other recreational activities, located near Hartwell, Georgia. http://www.nega.net/lakehartwellco/index.htm

LAKE HARTWELL One of the largest man made lakes in the south, Lake Hartwell offers fishing, camping, sailing and other recreational activities. The U.S. Corps of Engineers maintains numerous parks and camping locations along the lakes 962 miles of shoreline. With only a 25 foot setback from the lake, homes can be built on the lake with tremendous vistas and easy access, often with boat docks. Hartwell Dam is located on the Savannah River, approximately 8 miles east of the city of Hartwell on U.S. Hwy.29. The lake was designed and built for flood control and to provide a constant supply of water for all those downstream on the Savanah River. The dam is also used as a hydroelectric facility to generate power during peak demand times, thus helping to give local residents low cost electricity. Public tours are available of the dam and powerhouse. Just call the local Corps of Engineers office at (706)-376-4788 for dates and times. Special tours may be arranged for groups or tours. A Map of the Lake Hartwell Area will soon appear here. You will then be able to choose a location on the lake and find information about that city or area and its real estate. For now just click on the list below. Hartwell, Georgia

85. Recreational Activities: U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service recreational activities. Upper Refuge. camping Primitive camping is permitted, except for within Refuge access or parking areas. http://midwest.fws.gov/Savanna/sav_rec.html

Recreational Activities Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge Savanna District USFWS Fishing - A majority of Refuge visitors come to experience the excellent fishing opportunities. Both shoreline and boat fishing are available. Hunting - Public hunting areas can be found throughout the District. State hunting rules and regulations are followed, in addition to Refuge regulations. The District is located within a premiere waterfowl hunting area. Trapping - Public trapping areas can be found throughout the District. Both Refuge and state regulations apply. Trappers must apply for a Refuge trapping permit and tags. Wildlife Observation/Photography - Many areas within the District offer excellent opportunities for wildlife observation and/or photography. Contact the District Office for additional information. Boating - The District is located within a 90 mile stretch of the Mississippi River and is open to boating. Numerous boat launches can be found throughout the Refuge. Camping - Primitive camping is permitted, except for within Refuge access or parking areas. If tables, fireplaces, or other facilities are erected, all traces must be removed before departure.

86. Thousand Trails, Inc. - America's Finest Family Camping Campground reservations, RV policies and area information for recreational activities. http://www.thousandtrails.com/

Page Updated: 12/1/03 Welcome to Thousand Trails, the best way to relax and enjoy yourself in the great outdoors. Providing the "best of the best" in membership camping opportunities with the shared resources of Thousand Trails, NACO and Leisure Time Resorts (TTNLTR) systems, our preserves are among the finest campgrounds in the country. More than 50 preserves from California to Texas to Florida offer easy access to a quality mix of resort-style amenities and outdoor recreation. When you camp with us, you'll discover what sets TTNLTR apart from other travel destinations and family resorts — freedom, friendship, fun and adventure! Featured Preserve: Whalers Rest Nestled 150 yards away from the heart of Oregon's magnificent coast across scenic Highway 101, the Whalers Rest resort welcomes travelers year-round. Members savor the nature trails winding throughout the preserve (including one leading to the beach at Lost Creek State Park), the cozy indoor pool and hot tub, and the two clubhouses on either side of the property ... Day trippers revel in the nearby convenience of charming Newport, just five miles north over the Yaquina Bay Bridge. But a spectacular location and superior amenities are just the tip of the whale's tail ... read more Featured Preserve Archives Rancho Oso Featured as Weekend Escape in

87. Tjuwaliyn (Douglas) Hot Springs Park reasons at short notice. recreational activities. camping Area at Tjuwaliyn (Douglas) Hot Springs. camping Permitted. There is a large http://www.nt.gov.au/ipe/conmgt/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewPark&page=2&menu=ParkRe

88. Home Beachfront sites for RVing or camping, launch ramp, recreational activities, TV and Internet. http://www.elegantervpark.com

We are located on the Sea of Cortez in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico just a short scenic four-hour drive from Tucson and Phoenix. We are located on the Sea of Cortez in Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point), Sonora, Mexico just a short scenic four-hour drive from Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona. Rocky Point is located in the “Free Zone” so no special visas are required. Relax Unwind Have a Great Vacation Playa Elegante RV Resort in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico Email Us Contact Us

89. Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park hop. There are magnificent views from the cliff tops. recreational activities. Rock Pool at Umbrawarra Groge. camping Permitted. A http://www.nt.gov.au/ipe/conmgt/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewPark&page=2&menu=ParkRe

90. Blue Mountain Ski Resort, Ontario, Canada A fourseason recreational resort on Georgian Bay; offers golf, tennis, mountain biking, water sports and beach activities. Also features camping, conference grounds, provisions for special events and retail shops. http://www.bluemountain.ca/

Chance of Showers High of 28 Monterra Golf OPEN for the Season Mountain Bike Centre OPEN Weekends Only The Village at Blue Mountain Presents ARTIST WALK SERIES A hand-picked collection of incredible artists displaying and demonstrating their artistic products and techniques! For More Information Spring Savings Extravaganza Get out of the city and Get Up! to Blue Mountain. Great opportunity to create family memories and enjoy some great lodging deals. Book Your Spring Hot Deal Now Save on Great Golf Now! Buy your Book of 20 Tickets or Midweek Annual Pass and take advantage of incredible golfing this summer. For More Information Blue Mountain Ski Resort, the largest mountain resort in Ontario, Canada. Perfect for your snowboarding and skiing holidays. Located near Collingwood, a 90-minute drive from Toronto. Learn about the mountain and Village at Blue Mountain, book your accommodations and ski or golf vacation packages right here. The Company Intrawest Resorts Staff Site Map ... Employment

91. Paradise Michigan, Recreation You will find several nice camping sites along the shores of Paradise on Lakeshore Drive (Curly Lewis Memorial Highway), offers many recreational activities. http://www.exploringthenorth.com/paradise/pararec.html

Recreation in the Paradise Michigan Area Annual Wild Blueberry Festival , third week in August ATV and Snowmobile Rental at U.P. Rental, 13788 Highway M-28, Newberry, MI 49868. Phone: 906-293-5515. Renting Arctic Cat Snowmobiles and Polaris Trailblazer ATVs. Biking is fun on the many trails or the old logging roads. Take a trip out to Shelldrake Dam or on to the old Vermillion Life Saving Station. Go up to the Lighthouse, the Cranberry Farm, or down to the Tahquamenon Rivermouth State Park where you can have a picnic on the beach or wade in Lake Superior. Birding in the Paradise area is a year round experience. In the Spring and Fall you will be part of the exciting bird migration as the birds pass on their way to and from Canada. In the Summer you might see the Sandhill Cranes out at the Shelldrake River or the rare Piping Plovers. Winter brings birds that migrate to the area from the north. Camping is available at Tahquamenon Lower Falls State Park or at the Tahquamenon Falls Rivermouth Unit. You will find modern campsites located in a beautiful wooded area. The Rivermouth Unit offers modern and rustic campsites. Call 1-800-44-PARKS for reservations. Rustic Camping is available nearby . Andrus Lake, a state forest campground 6 miles north of Paradise, has 25 rustic wooded sites. Andrus Lake offers fishing, boating and swimming. Shelldrake dam camping area is just 2 miles from Andrus Lake. Shelldrake has 17 wooded campsites, boating, good pike fishing and some rare and unusual birds.

92. Patapsco Valley State Park Runs along Patapsco River and encompasses 14,000 acres and five developed recreational areas. Site offers newsletter, camping and visiting schedules, rules and regulations, and selfguided recreational activities. http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/central/patapscovalley.html

More parks WMAs Outdoor activities Nature Tourism/Outdoor Adventures ... DNR home page Patapsco Valley State Park Area map/camp loop map General camping information 2004 Camping Season Make a reservation Patapsco Valley State Park extends along 32 miles of the Patapsco River, encompassing 14,000 acres and five developed recreational areas. Recreational opportunities include hiking, fishing, camping, canoeing, horseback and mountain bike trails, as well as picnicking for individuals or large groups in the park's many popular pavilions. With Patapsco's Trail Management Plan in hand, funding has begun to renovate the trail system and upgrade signage and information systems. The park is nationally known for its trail opportunities and scenery. Check out the Trail Management Plan for the Avalon and McKeldin Sections In one of Maryland's first state parks (1907), the valley and its natural resources have been enjoyed by the Native Americans, explorers, settlers and present-day citizens. With its source in Frederick and Carroll counties, the Patapsco serves the Port of Baltimore, and empties into the Chesapeake Bay. The Avalon Visitor Center houses exhibits spanning over 300 years of history along the Patapsco River. Housed in a 19th century stone dwelling in the Avalon Area, the center includes a re-creation of a 1930's forest warden's office.

93. Pleasant Hill Campground: Bangor, Maine Area's Finest RV Park For Camping, Recre Offers vacation retreats with 105 spacious sites for camping and big rigs. recreational activities include boating, fishing, hiking, and swimming. Features map, directions and local attractions. http://www.pleasanthillcampground.com/

Bangor's Finest - Easy Access off I-95 A Country Atmosphere with all the Amenities Pleasant Hill is located near many area attractions and is conveniently located off I-95 at Bangor. Whether a vacation stay or overnight stop, we offer the amenities and atmosphere to make your stay a pleasant one. Plus, we make a special effort to locate you on the site best suited for you! Camping Facilities Cable TV Modem Friendly Paved Roads Long and Wide Sites Accommodating any Length RV and Slide Outs 105 Spacious Open and Shaded Sites

94. 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

95. Florida State Forests including camping, picnicking, hiking, offroad bicycling, swimming, fishing and hunting. Point Washington State Forest Only restricted recreational activities http://goflorida.about.com/od/floridastateforests/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Travel Florida for Visitors Attractions State Forests Home Essentials Florida Travel Planner Florida Water Parks ... Dawn's Deals zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); A to Z Index Maps Photos / Cams Disney World ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Florida for Visitors newsletter. Search Florida for Visitors Florida State Forests Presently Florida boasts 36 state forests covering more than 800,000 acres. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Florida Division of Forestry Caring for 36 Florida State Forests spread over 800,000 acres of forest and recreational areas this service has been operational for over 60 years. Find a complete forest listing and map here. Blackwater River State Forest Located in the Florida panhandle northeast of Pensacola, this natural area supports a number of recreational activities. Etoniah Creek State Forest This northeast Florida forest contains over 8000 acres of natural communities. Goethe State Forest Nearly 50,000 acres of land encompasses this forest near the Gulf of Mexico providing recreational trails, but no overnight camping.

96. Coldwell Banker Orcas Island Real Estate - Recreational Activities On Orcas Isla Exciting and fun outdoor recreational activities on beautiful and scenic Orcas Island sailing, horses, camping, hiking, fishing, kayaking, Washington State http://www.cb-orcasisland.com/parks.htm

65 North Beach Road PO Box 127 Eastsound, WA 98245 Tel 360-376-2114 / 800-552-7072 E-mail info@cb-orcasisland.com PARKS AND CAMPING ON ORCAS ISLAND The county dock at Olga Surrounded by such incredible beauty it's only natural that Orcas Island would be a favorite destination for enjoying time at the many parks and camping facilities on the island. Camps: Camp Orkila YMCA - 360-376-2678 Four Winds Westward Ho - 360-376-2277 Indralaya Theosophical Society - 360-376-4526 Canoe (French language) - 360-376-6938 Parks: Cascade Falls in Moran State Park Moran State Park - 360-376-2326 5252-acres with 30 miles of foot, bike and equestrian trails leading to mountain lakes and waterfalls; 150 campsites; Sunrise at Mt. Constitution 2409 ft summit with stone tower modeled after 12th century watchtowers, built by the CCC Dept of Natural Resources Recreation Sites Accessible by boat or hiking trails Obstruction Pass Park 80 acres with 400 ft beach and 11 hike-in campsites and 3 mooring buoys Point Doughty Recreation Site Accessible only by kayak, 2 campsites

97. Gatineau Park - Activities - Camping Summer camping. Pitch a tent and discover nature in the heart of Gatineau Park. Participate in recreational activities and learn more about Park wildlife, or http://www.canadascapital.gc.ca/gatineau/outdoor_activities/camping_e.asp

Go to list of activities Camping Summer Camping Cost Interpretation Program Information and Reservations (pdf - 250 KB) Winter Camping Five Campsites at Philippe Lake Cost Drinking Water ... Information and Reservations Summer Camping Pitch a tent and discover nature in the heart of Gatineau Park. Participate in recreational activities and learn more about Park wildlife, or relax while listening to the restful sounds of the great outdoors. Gatineau Park has three campgrounds: Campsites are available for people with reduced mobility. Cost At Philippe Lake and Taylor Lake, sites are 24$ per night Group campgrounds are available at Philippe Lake (120$ per site or 60$ for a non profit organization group). A $5 reservation fee applies to all campsites. Gatineau Park is recommended and classified by the top Winter Camping Do you have a taste for adventure? Are you a keen outdoor enthusiast and not afraid of the cold? Winter camping is a great opportunity to connect with nature at its most silent - but you must be well prepared and well equipped. Five Campsites at Philippe Lake top Cost $6 a night per person (hikers or snowshoers, or people who have a cross-country ski season pass)

98. Arizona State Land Department | Programs | Natural Resources | Recreational Perm camping (restricted to no more than 14 days). activities ALLOWED recreational Permit recreational activities for commercial purposes. http://www.land.state.az.us/programs/natural/rec_offroad_permit.htm

State Land Department Programs Natural Resources Division Recreational Permit Program SEE ALSO: Natural Resources Programs Natural Resources Division Recreational Use Permit Program APPLICATIONS may be obtained at the following Land Department Offices: 1616 West Adams, Phoenix, AZ 85007 3650 Lake Mary Road, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 233 North Main Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701 Permits may also be obtained at: U.S. Bureau of Land Management Office AZ Public Lands Information Center, 222 N. Central Ave., Suite 101,Phoenix,AZ 85004 (602) 417-9300 I ndividual and Family Recreational Permits are issued for a term of 1 year Individual Permits: $15.00 Family Permits: $20.00 Non-Profit Group/Event/Club Recreational Permits are issued under a separate Group Permit through Land Department offices only. Annual non-profit group or event permit: $50.00

99. Recreational Activities At Great Falls Park There are some recreational activities that are not permitted at Great Falls asterisk* and links are provided to area parks offering these activities. camping http://www.nps.gov/gwmp/grfa/faqs/activities.htm

Activities in the park are listed in alphabetical order below. Click on an activity or scroll down for information. There are some recreational activities that are not permitted at Great Falls Park. These are marked with an asterisk and links are provided to area parks offering these activities. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Great Falls Park at any time. If you have questions on park regulations, please visit the Regulations page for information. Trail maps are also available online. Bicycling Bird watching Boating Camping ... r = not permitted at Great Falls Park Visitor Center What hours is the Visitor Center open? The Visitor Center is open every day except for December 25th, when the park is closed. Hours vary seasonally, but it will be open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. daily, with extended hours during the spring/summer weekends. Contact the park at 703-285-2965 for additional information. Bicycling Where can I ride my bike in the park? All visitors entering the park are asked to stop at the entrance station in order to comply with Great Falls Park's fee program. Entrance fees for individuals are $3.00 per person if coming into the park on a bicycle or $5.00 if coming by vehicle. An annual pass may be purchased for $20.

100. Lake Meredith National Recreation Area - Activities Waterskiing, Sailing, Sailboarding, Scuba Diving, and Swimming are all popular recreational activities. camping Lake Meredith offers three general types of http://www.nps.gov/lamr/pphtml/activities.html

Bird Watching Boating Camping Fishing Hiking Horseback Riding Hunting Scuba Diving Swimming Wildlife Viewing ACTIVITIES Activities at Lake Meredith With its inviting blue waters and surrounding environs, Lake Meredith is a popular recreation destination. Boating- five boat launch ramps, water level dependant, and a marina provide access for boaters. Boating fees are charged. Fishing Anglers try for largemouth, smallmouth, and white bass, catfish, white crappie, sunfish, carp, and walleye from the lakeshore and boats. Lake water levels determine access in many areas. Texas Parks and Wildlife fishing license is required. Waterskiing, Sailing, Sail-boarding, Scuba Diving, and Swimming are all popular recreational activities. Camping: Lake Meredith offers three general types of campgrounds and one day use area. The caprock campgrounds are situated on bluffs above the lake. The canyon campgrounds are located in canyons away from the lake, and the shoreline campgrounds are found along the lake shoreline. Camping at the lake is first come, first served and is limited to 14-days annually per visitor. Trailer hookups and showers are not available. There are no entrance or camping fees; however, there are boating fees. Boating permits can be purchased at area bait shops or Park Headquarters office at 419 E. Broadway, Fritch, Texas, 79036. Fishing and Hunting: Visitors can fish and hunt at Lake Meredith under Federal and State of Texas Game and Fish regulations; contact the park for a hunting map and hunting/fishing seasons/bag limits.

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