81. Travel Myrtle Beach - Camping, Recreational Vehicles, Outdoor Adventures, Hiking Lakewood offers so much more than ordinary camping. Every family member.is sure to enjoy the many directorplanned activities and entertainment. http://officialmyrtlebeach.com/lodging/lakewood-campground.html

Tee Times at over 100 Myrtle Beach Golf Courses Click Here for Complete Myrtle Beach Golf Course Information Click Here for Complete Myrtle Beach Travel Information W elcome to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and camping at its best. Lakewood offers so much more than ordinary camping. Every family member is sure to enjoy the many director-planned activities and entertainment found amid the setting of 1900 naturally beautiful campsites and carefully manicured grounds. AMENITIES INCLUDE: Year-Round Planned Family Activities Indoor, Heated Pool with Whirlpool Tropical Outdoor Pool with Waterfall Special Children's Program An 18 Hole Mini-Golf Course Horseshoes Shuffleboard An Ocean-Front Snack Bar Golf Cart Rentals Large Modern Arcade 3 Playgrounds 4 Stocked Fishing Lakes Meeting Facilities with a full service Kitchen 24-hour Security Lakewood Proudly Welcomes Live in Myrtle Beach's ONLY Ocean-Front Amphitheater The real country music boom in Myrtle Beach started right here in 1976. Each summer our guest are treated to fun-filled, foot stompin' good times as some of the most talented singers and dancers found anywhere in the world perform Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights with the Atlantic Ocean as its backdrop.

82. Recreational Activities At Horseshoe Lake State Park - Granite City, Illinois recreational activities camping Horseshoe Lake State Park 3321 Highway111 Granite City, IL 60240 618931-0270. Fishing and Boating. http://www.greatriverroad.com/hshoe/hshoeRec.htm

greatriverroad.com home page Recreational Activities Horseshoe Lake State Park 3321 Highway 111 Granite City, IL 60240 Fishing and Boating The main feature of the park, it's 1800-plus acre oxbow lake, has plenty of flooded cypress trees and a real swamp-like feel. The western portion of the lake is considered to be the best area to find crappie. Anglers looking for bass should stick to north and south ends. The lake’s three foot depth which makes it ideal for bluegill and channel catfish can also be found. Boat fishing is allowed except during waterfowl season and a 25 horsepower limit exists for all watercraft. The best fishing place is said to be right off the causeway leading to Walker Island. An Illinois fishing license is required. If you don't have a current license, see the Area Services page or buy a license online at the IDNR website Hiking Four miles of hiking trails can be found in the natural area of Walker Island. There are bird watching areas at the different habitats that can be found on the island and include a hardwood pond, old fields, grasslands, and wetlands. Camping The park's campsite is located on Walker Island in the middle of Horseshoe Lake accommodates 48 tent or trailers. An archery range, nature trail and an historic Native American mound are all located near the campsite. Amenities at this campsite include a sanitary dump station, pit toilets, and water hydrants that are all conveniently located. All campers must secure a permit from the park ranger. Reservations are accepted and prices are $11 for campsites.

83. TVA: Recreation Opening and closing dates and other information about the 100 or so public recreation Category Regional North America Tennessee Valley Authority......Millions of people enjoy recreational activities on TVA for funfilled activities,including water nature photography, picnicking, birdwatching, and camping. http://www.tva.gov/river/recreation/

Recreation Millions of people enjoy recreational activities on TVA reservoirs each year. The reservoirs and the 290,000 acres of land surrounding them offer nearly limitless opportunities for fun-filled activities, including water skiing, canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, fishing, swimming, hiking, nature photography, picnicking, birdwatching, and camping. For more information on recreation on TVA lands and waters, check the following sites. TVA Reservoir Map Our interactive map of TVA facilities gives the location of all TVA reservoirs and links to general information on each, including descriptions of recreation opportunities and conditions. Campgrounds TVA operates some 100 public recreation areas throughout the Tennessee Valley, including campgrounds, day-use areas, and boat launching ramps. The opening and closing dates for the campgrounds are listed here. Lake Information A handy resource for fishermen and boaters, these pages track water levels on an hourly basis in TVA reservoirs across the Tennessee Valley, give water release schedules at the dams, and more. Sport Fishing Ratings To help anglers decide where they have the best chance of catching their favorite types of fish, TVA and state fisheries agencies rate fishing quality for different species in the TVA reservoirs.

84. Camping Under The Stars 1. What things would you take camping in the mountains to make it a pleasurableexperience? 1. Talk about popular recreational activities in your country. http://www.esl-lab.com/camp/camprd1.htm

Home What's New Bulletin Boards Download ... Go to Quiz Script Camping under the Stars I. Pre-Listening Exercises II. Listening Exercises III. Post-Listening Exercises Level: Topic: Type: Speakers: Length: medium outdoor activities, weather conversation man - woman I. Pre-Listening Exercises Top 1. What things would you take camping in the mountains to make it a pleasurable experience? What problems could occur and what precautions would you take to prevent them? II. Listening Exercises Top 1. Listen to the conversation by pressing the "Play Audio" button of the audio type you want to hear, and answer the questions. Press the "Final Score" button to check your quiz. 1. What are they planning on doing in the morning? A. fishing B. mountain biking C. hiking 2. According to the weather report, when would it start raining? A. in the afternoon B. at night C. in the morning 3. What did Paul forget to bring? A. raincoats B. umbrellas C. rainboots 4. Where did Sara leave the playing cards? A. next to picnic table B. on picnic table C. under picnic table

85. Youth Activities - Recreational Activities Camp at the Young People's Learning Center offers overnight camping trips to Otheractivities include climbing, archery, swimming, rollerblading, hiking, and go http://firstcall-vc.org/recreation.html

Recreation: Camps, Sports, Outdoor, and Indoor Fun Adventure Camps Adventure Outings and Education Parks/Outdoor Recreation Sports Camps Adventure camps Air Force Academy Sports Camps, (719) 333-2116, www.airforcesports.com Fifteen sports available. Call for programs and information. Buckhorn United Methodist Camp, 2120 County Rd. 41, Bellvue, 484-2508, Contact: Gregg, www.buckhorncamp.org Buckhorn is one of five United Methodist camps in Colorado for youth and teens. Summer camp for junior high school-aged youth explores nature and the outdoors. Camp Hope is offered for teens with special challenges or disabilities. Call or visit the Website for camp information. The camp site is also available for group rentals. Call Gregg for more information. Camp Timberline (Estes Park), 217 W. Olive, 484-8462 Camp Timberline is a Christian sports and mountain adventure camp outside of Estes Park for 8-18 year olds. The camp offers youth a chance to play, meet friends, have fun, and invest in their social, physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being. Sports clinics are taught based on individual skills, and the camp setting also allows for lots of outdoor adventure. Call for information and an updated application. Colorado State University Ram Football Camp,491-6131.

86. Recreational Activities Including, Aviation, Boating, Horses, Casinos, Games, Co recreational activities for the whole family including, hobbies, casinos, collecting,boating, flying, horses, cooking, camping, genealogy and other interests. http://www.angelfire.com/bc/klik1/kfunstuf.html

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87. Culture & Recreational Activities In Princeton, Indiana Primitive camping also offered at $4.00 per night for residents, $6.00 of Owensville,the park is available for picnicking and other recreational activities. http://www.princetonin.org/culture.html

Quality of Life Princeton Area and Gibson County Residents enjoy many recreational and cultural assets throughout the county and the Southwestern Indiana Region. Sporting areas, lakes and many parks are among the features that give Gibson County a recreational atmosphere. Recreational Facilities The Princeton Courthouse is on the National Register of Historic Places. Decorated in a rich exterior of Indiana limestone and pressed brick from St. Louis, the courthouse is an architectural work of art. The interior tile floors and walnut trim with brass railings add detail to this beautiful building. Gibson County Fairgrounds : Located on North Embree Street, the fairgrounds is the home of the Gibson County Fair in mid-July. The grounds are also leased for go-cart racing and other special events. The Home Economics Building can be rented for parties, reunions, receptions, etc. L afayette Park/Princeton Municipal Pool : Located on Spruce Street, the park has sheltered and open picnic facilities, a fishing pond, playground equipment, tennis courts and an outdoor basketball court. The pool is open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Season tickets and swimming lessons are available. The pool is home to the Princeton Swim Club, which competes against area swim teams. Southside Park : Located on Stout Street, the park has two softball diamonds used for men's and women's leagues, playground equipment, and outdoor basketball court and tennis courts. Shelter houses are also available.

88. Campgrounds And RV Parks In Austin Texas | Camping Facilities In Central Texas Royal Palms Mobile Home RV Community Go camping America Find the address, phonenumber, a brief overview of what's More recreational activities in Austin. http://austin.about.com/cs/campgrounds/

zfp=-1 About Austin, TX Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Austin, TX with Jacci Howard Bear Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS First Time at this Site? START HERE Downtown, Zilker Park, Town Lake, UT... Buy Event Tickets ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Guide picks Find primitive campgrounds and Recreational Vehicle parks in Central Texas. Pitch your tent or park your camper at one of these Austin campgrounds. Suggest a link Report errors What's New (More links are below the ad, scroll down.) In Frio near Garner State Park, check out accommodations and rates. About Camping Explore campgrounds all over the country and get camping advice and tips. Arkansas Bend Park, Travis County For day use and primitive camping, park activities include fishing, hiking, picnicking, swimming. Austin Lone Star RV Resort - Go Camping America Check out the weather, kids' activities suggestions, features, or make a reservation online. Austin RV Park North - Go Camping America Read a brief overview of the accommodations and location.

89. Recreational Activities In Austin, Texas | Indoor Outdoor Recreation camping Find a place to pitch your tent area resources for leisure time activitiessuch as Outdoor Recreation Clubs Parks recreational Dance Rock Climbing http://austin.about.com/cs/recreation/

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90. A Vast Selection Recreational Activities Join Ben and guides at Montague Marina for year round tours, lessons, rentals andcamping trips. groceries, fishing camping gear, books, gifts, icecream. http://www.galianoisland.com/recreation.html

However grand your spirit of adventure, Galiano offers an activity to match. The Island's beautiful coastlines are perfect for kayaking, sailing and whale watching, and boast some of the best fishing in the world. From a leisurely hike through the rain forest to a challenging cycle through world-famous terrain, nature lovers will find many ways to enjoy Galiano's unique and rugged splendor. Afternoon Sailing Cruises Galiano Bicycle Afternoon cruise on classic 43' sloop. See islands and wildlife, seals and eagles. Explore the Island on a new 24-gear mtn bike, or take a partner and try our tandem. Bring the kids and try a Trail-a-Bike, or child trailer. Daily and multi-day rates. Repair shop, cycling info, accessories, etc. 36 Burrill Rd. Galiano Bicycle Web Site Email: galianobicycle@hotmail.com

91. Recreation In The Fraser River Basin part in activities such as hiking, river rafting, swimming and camping in the Aboutone in three participate in recreational activities in the Fraser basin http://www.discovervancouver.com/GVB/fraser-river.asp

Accommodation Attractions Vancouver Maps Weather Info ... Contact Us Recreation in the Fraser River Basin This story is from the Greater Vancouver Book by Chuck Davis. You can find more stories from the book here by Kim Joslin Beautiful British Columbia, with its abundance of natural areas, provides a playground for numerous recreational activities. Each year people from all over flock to the province to enjoy leisurely pursuits in the mountains, on rivers, lakes and the ocean. But as the population grows and development pressures increase, especially in the Greater Vancouver area, this natural experience is threatened. Environment Canada, through its Fraser River Action Plan, commissioned a study in 1994 to determine the value that British Columbians themselves place on recreational experiences. The study focussed on water-based recreational activities in the Fraser River basin—on or around the Fraser River itself, its tributaries like the Nechako, Thompson, Coquitlam and Pitt rivers, its lakes and streams. Recreational activities on or around water prove to be very popular. One in four British Columbians takes part in activities such as hiking, river rafting, swimming and camping in the Fraser basin. They spend an average of 24 days per year enjoying our natural wilderness through these pastimes. In comparison to the province as a whole, even more Greater Vancouver residents take part in these activities. About one in three participate in recreational activities in the Fraser basin, averaging 22 days a year.

92. Rally Park - Tom Johnson Camping Center - NC RV Park - RV Camping recreational activities Whether it's a quiet stroll by the river or a rousing game rightbeside the awardwinning RV dealership–Tom Johnson camping Center in http://www.tomjohnsoncamping.com/rallypark.html

Adjacent to Tom Johnson Camping Center, Marion, NC Modern Facilities Pavilion Recreational Activities Tourist Attractions ... Booking Information BOOK NOW for your next rally Located on the beautiful Catawba River in the mountains of western North Carolina, Tom Johnson Rally Park is one of the most popular RV parks in the United States. With space for over 500 RVs, Tom Johnson Rally Park is a favorite gathering spot for many national RV clubs, including the Avion TravelCade Club , Pace Setters and Bounders of America To book your club's rally, contact Tom Johnson, Jr. at 1-800-225-7802 (in Marion call 828-724-4105) or e-mail rallypark@tomjohnsoncamping.com Recreational Activities Whether it's a quiet stroll by the river or a rousing game of volleyball, it's easy to relax at Tom Johnson Rally Park. Children's playground Basketball courts Valleyball lots Horseshoe pits Softball lot Nature trails new and pre-owned RVs .... a fully stocked

93. Activities and recreational activities ALCP staff schedules several optional recreationalactivities each session, such as whitewater rafting and camping trips in the http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/ipo/alcp/activities.htm

Program Links Dates Classes Activities Accreditation ... How to Apply Program Activities Cultural and Recreational Activities ALCP staff schedules several optional recreational activities each session, such as whitewater rafting and camping trips in the summer, and ski trips in the winter. In addition, shopping trips, sporting events (golf, bowling, baseball, and hockey) and several parties, dinners, and/or cookouts are often scheduled. Most ALCP activities are free of charge, but students are asked to participate financially in some of the more expensive recreational activities like the raft trips and ski trips. ALCP staff seeks students’ input in planning many of these activities. Campus Activities and Support ALCP students may also participate in a variety of University of Idaho activities, from sporting events to student group and club meetings. They have access, free of charge, to a variety of University of Idaho facilities, including computer labs, the library, and the student health center. For a fee of $5 per week, students may use the gym and swimming pool. There are 12 active international student groups at the university that are an excellent source of support for new international students. There are also more than 50 campus clubs and organizations that welcome additional student involvement.

94. Parks - Florida State Forests including camping, picnicking, hiking, offroad bicycling, swimming, fishing andhunting. Point Washington State Forest Only restricted recreational activities http://goflorida.about.com/cs/stateforests/

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95. 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 ... 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. top Cost At Philippe Lake and Taylor Lake, prices vary from $19 to $21 per night (plus a $5 reservation fee) and include access to shower facilities, toilets, the beach, a convenience store and a fire pit. Some sites at Philippe lake can accommodate a camper/trailer, but there are no electrical hookups. top Interpretation Program at the Philippe Lake Campground A team of naturalist-interpreters offers campers a series of free activities to give them a chance to have fun, learn about nature and discover the richness of Gatineau Park. Activities are scheduled Wednesdays to Sundays from June 22 to August 25, 2002, and include: a discovery activity at Lusk Cave a wildlife observation activity at Renaud Lake a campfire an activity for children a chat with naturalist-interpreters top Information and Reservations Four ways: 1) By mail 12 chemin Douglas Chelsea, Qc

96. Irmin A. Mody Real Estate Land & Recreational Listings Great for hunting, hiking, camping, snowmobiling and all outdoor activities. Goto the folloing page recreational Listings Residential Listings http://www.modyrealestate.com/IRMreclistings.html

Recreational Listings The Listings below include listing number, price, acre size and description. Last Updated: February 6th L258 - $8,200 - 5 acres, near state land, terms, no mobils L338 - $22,000 - 3.17 acres, excellent building site for seasonal or permanent home, drilled well L368-$131,000-90X250-Excellent Commercial lot! Ideal location for any type of business. L440-$23,500-28 Acres-Ideal for building site, electric, pond. L504-$800,000-33+/- Acres-Excellent property for community use, close to plazas. L602 - $25,000 - 14.65 acres, excellent building site, camping trailer. L614-$7,500-4 Acres-Beautiful acreage for your home. Secluded for the ultimate in privacy, yet close to shopping and city. L632 - 5+ acres, great exclusive building lot L664-$19,900-18.9 Acres-Great building site. Good for hiking, camping, snowmobiling and all outdoor activities. Close to town. L671 - $104,500 - 11 +/- acres, good commercial site L687 - $15,000 - 15.348 acres, property can be split, good building site, accessible year round, some financing available.

97. Alaska Adventure Travel With Alaska Outdoors Guided Eco-tours- Camping And Multi The other day is set aside for recreational activities hiking, river All tours includea professional guide, transportation, specialized camping equipment and http://www.alaskaoutdoorstours.com/tours_classicfamily_7.htm

(7 Days) Our Classic Family Tour features the same destinations as our popular Classic Alaskan Tour but is reserved for families with children ages 10 and older. Camping is a great way to enjoy family togetherness and on this tour families will have plenty of time to enjoy outdoor activities, make new friends and learn all about the sites and sounds of Alaska. We place special emphasis on interactive learning and fun so we seldom hear "are we there yet?" Destinations include: Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and Chugach National Forest Kenai Fjords National Park and Denali National Park Optional recreational activities: Hiking, world-class ocean and river fishing, river rafting, canoeing, sea kayaking, horse-back riding, glacier/ wildlife cruises, flight seeing, sled dog tours, Mt. biking and river kayaking. Day 1: Today we travel south on the Seward Highway (a USDA National Scenic Byway, Alaska Scenic Byway and All American Road) to the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, one of our favorite destinations. We'll stop at the popular Portage Glacier Visitor Center on the way. This afternoon we can explore the Kenai River area at our leisure. Day 2: Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and Chugach National Forest . We'll spend a full day here surrounded by the Kenai and Chugach Mountains.

98. Alaska Adventure Travel With Alaska Outdoors Guided Eco-tours- Camping And Multi Popular recreational activities include glacier hiking, ice climbing, flight a professionalguide, transportation, specialized camping equipment (including http://www.alaskaoutdoorstours.com/tours_wildlife_16.htm

(16 Days) Combine the Wildlife Tour (10 days) and the Wildland Rivers Tour (6 days) for a 16-day adventure you will never forget. Explore the Kenai Peninsula, Denali National Park, Valdez and Prince William Sound before embarking on a 6-day wilderness journey deep into Wrangell St. Elias National Park. A great combination of front country and backcountry experiences. This is one of our premier trips, recommended to anyone looking for a combination of world class National Parks and adventure trips combined with a wilderness float trip "away from it all." All combination tours include accommodations in Anchorage between trips (based on double occupancy). Destinations include: Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and Chugach National Forest Kenai Fjords National Park Prince William Sound Denali National Park ... Kennicott, Nizina and Chitina Rivers Optional recreational activities include: World Class Fishing, Hiking, river rafting, sea kayaking, horse-back riding, glacier/wildlife cruises, flight seeing, dog sledding, mountain biking, glacier hiking, glacier climbing, historic mine tours, river kayaking. Day 1: Today we travel south on the Seward Highway (a USDA National Scenic Byway, Alaska Scenic Byway and All American Road) to the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, one of our favorite destinations. We'll stop at the popular Portage Glacier Visitor Center on the way. This afternoon we can explore the Kenai River area at our leisure.

99. Activities camping Enjoy the natural environment. Choose from primitive camping,tent camping, recreational vehicle or renting a cozy cabin. http://www.swimwithamanatee.com/activities.htm

Fishing: Boating, Kayaking and Canoeing: With seven "Outstanding Florida Waterways" to its credit (Withlacoochee River, St. Martins River, Salt River, Halls River, Homosassa River and Chassahowitzka River), Citrus County offers endless boating opportunities on both salt and fresh water. As if seven rivers weren't enough, we have 22 miles of inland lakes and coastline on the Gulf of Mexico. Canoeists and kayakers enjoy the new Citrus County Canoe and Kayak Trail, which extends eleven miles from the Crystal River to the Chassahowitzka River. The trail is clearly marked and conveys you through some of the county's most picturesque areas. The Greater Nature Coast Welcome Center can arrange for you or your group to canoe and kayak one or all of these beautiful waterways. Diving and Snorkeling: Crystal River and Homosassa Springs is known as the home of the largest herd of wintering manatees that enjoy the protection of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge. You are welcome to enjoy an awesome experience by snorkeling with the manatees while observing applicable regulations. The Greater Nature Coast Welcome Center can arrange and book your adventure with everything you need from equipment to experienced and licensed guides.

100. Sports And Recreation: Outdoor Adventure And Activities: Camping And Hiking: Rec Sports and Recreation Outdoor Adventure and activities camping and Hiking recreationalVehicles and ResourcesSports and Recreation recreational Vehicles and http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/sports-and-recreation_outdoor-adventure-and-activ

Translate This Page: French German Italian Portuguese ... Camping and Hiking Recreational Vehicles and Resources Subscribe to our FREE Sports and Recreation magazine! Click here for details... View a run-down of the chapters or their sub-chapters... Know of a web site that would be appropriate for this chapter? Click here for details on suggesting a site. Select a Chapter Animals and Pets Arts and Literature Business and Finance Children and Family Computers and the Internet eCommerce and Shopping Education and Higher Learning Entertainment and Media Food and Drink Government and Politics Health and Fitness History and the Human Experience Hobbies and Special Interest Home and Lifestyle Philosophy and Religion Science and Technology Sports and Recreation Travel and Tourism What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Cartoons and Comics Jokes and Funnies Open Mic Poetry Bee Short Fixion Recreational Vehicles and Resources Camping is one of the most popular forms of outdoor recreation and can range from spending a night in a tent pitched in the backyard to "roughing it in the wilderness" with only limited gear to utilizing accommodations that are more modern like campers and mobile homes. Other outdoor activities, including hunting, fishing, and hiking, are many times connected with camping trips. American campgrounds are designated by the National Park Service and other government entities and may require a fee if they are privately owned and reservations if they are heavily patronized. This section focuses on camping in recreational vehicles.

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