MC Daily News Brief - August 30th, 2024

Welcome to the MC Daily News Brief for August 30th, 2024, presented by Modern Campground and sponsored by Campspot . Campspot is the industry’s leading campground management and reservation software, serving more than 2,300 private parks across the U.S. and Canada. Learn more about how Campspot can help your campground increase bookings and revenue at software.campspot.com.

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New Owners Rebrand Fort Rock Campground as Coyote Ridge

Coyote Ridge Campground, formerly Rock Horse RV Park, is undergoing an exciting transformation under new owners Quinn and Alyssa Nelson. Nestled in Fort Rock, Oregon, the campground promises fresh experiences by blending rustic charm with modern amenities, including campsites with hookups, a renovated camp store, and facilities like showers and laundry. Visitors can relish outdoor activities such as rockhounding and stargazing, while enjoying live entertainment on the weekends. The rebranding kicks off with a Labor Day weekend concert by Jesse Meade, complete with a beer garden and starlit camping. For more details, visit coyoteridgecampground.com.

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Pebble Opens New HQ and Manufacturing Facility in Fremont

Pebble has unveiled its expansive new 60,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Fremont, California, signaling a major leap for the startup known for the all-electric RV trailer, Pebble Flow. The facility, expected to create up to 100 high-tech jobs, is led by industry veteran Greg Zanghi and aims to revolutionize RVing with advanced automation features powered by the NVIDIA DRIVE Orin platform. The Pebble Flow, crafted by former Apple, Tesla, and SpaceX experts, is now available for preorder at $109,000, promising a seamless blend of electrification and cutting-edge technology. Pebble is also actively recruiting talent, inviting interested candidates to explore opportunities at pebblelife.com.

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National Parks Generate $55.6 Billion for US Economy, Support 415,000 Jobs in 2023

In a significant boost to the U.S. economy, national parks have generated a record $55.6 billion in 2023, supporting over 415,000 jobs across the country. This impressive figure stems from the spending of 325.5 million visitors in communities surrounding these parks, as detailed in the National Park Visitor Spending Effects report. The Biden-Harris administration's investments in park restoration and infrastructure have been pivotal in enhancing visitor experiences and bolstering local economies reliant on tourism. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland highlighted the crucial role of these efforts in safeguarding public lands amid climate challenges. National Park Service Director Chuck Sams celebrated the positive economic ripple effects on communities nationwide. Enhanced socioeconomic survey data also sharpened the accuracy of this year's financial estimates, with an online interactive tool available for deeper exploration of the parks' economic impact. Stay tuned as we continue to delve into stories shaping our world today.

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That’s all for today’s news. For more in-depth coverage of these and other stories related to the outdoor hospitality industry, visit ModernCampground.com.