MC Daily News Brief - June 12th, 2024
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Welcome to today’s Modern Campground news brief for June 12th, 2024.
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650-Site Fox Bluff Brings Glamping Destination to Yorkville
Fox Bluff in Yorkville, Illinois, is set to become a premier glamping destination with its new 650-site development. The project, aimed at blending luxury with nature, will feature a mix of glamping tents, RV sites, and cabins, offering a variety of outdoor experiences. This initiative is expected to boost local tourism and provide a high-end getaway for visitors seeking unique and comfortable outdoor accommodations. The development underscores the growing trend of glamping, catering to those who crave nature without sacrificing modern amenities.
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Camping Tools, Care Camps Foundation Sign Partnership
Camping Tools, a popular social app for camping enthusiasts, has teamed up with the Care Camps Foundation Foundation to support pediatric oncology camps in the U.S. and Canada. Through this partnership, Camping Tools will donate $5 to Care Camps for every new annual subscription purchased. This initiative aims to enhance the lives of children battling cancer by funding more programs at the 117 camps affiliated with the Children’s Oncology Camping Association. Founder Robert McMillan expressed pride in supporting Care Camps, emphasizing their shared mission to enrich the camping experience and build a supportive community. Care Camps’ Executive Director Gwynn Sullivan highlighted the lasting impact of these camps on families, praising Camping Tools for their contribution to this meaningful cause.
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NZ Motor Caravan Association Challenges Strict Freedom Camping Bylaw
The New Zealand Motor Caravan Association Inc. is challenging a stringent freedom camping bylaw that restricts where campers can stay overnight. The association argues that the bylaw, imposed by local councils, unfairly targets motorhome and caravan users, potentially harming tourism and the freedom camping culture cherished in New Zealand. They are advocating for a balanced approach that protects local communities while still promoting the joys of free camping. This legal push reflects broader tensions between preserving local amenities and supporting the rights of traveling campers.
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