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Paradise Valley to get more public land

Paradise Valley to get more public land

There will be more than 80 acres of public land newly available for hunting, fishing, camping, and more in Paradise Valley. The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission voted unanimously on June 12 to accept the Trust for Public Land’s donation of an 82-acre island area near the Pine

Record numbers of Americans are camping this summer, and most don’t know the unwritten rules that matter most

More than 52 million North American households camped last year, surpassing pre-pandemic participation levels. A wave of first-time campers arrived between 2020 and 2022 and largely stayed, growing a market that now generates $66 billion in local community spending. What that boom has not produced, for many of

Black bear euthanized at Beavertail Hill State Park after entering campers' tent

Black bear euthanized at Beavertail Hill State Park after entering campers' tent

MISSOULA, Mont. – Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) euthanized a black bear that entered a tent at Beavertail Hill State Park campground on Tuesday morning. FWP said the bear entered the tent while campers were in it, but nobody was injured. FWP said it euthanized the bear because it had

Vail Resorts lands 15-year contract for Grand Teton concessions worth $1B gross

A Vail Resorts company has been awarded the contract to operate concessions at Grand Teton National Park, estimated to generate more than $1 billion in gross receipts over the next 15 years while serving more than 50 million visitors and generating 1,000 jobs. The National Park Service awarded Grand

The Best Glamping in America, According to the People Who Camped There

The Best Glamping in America, According to the People Who Camped There

Zion Glamping Adventures doesn’t need an introduction anymore. For the second consecutive year, the Utah property, full of bell tents tucked into a peaceful cove surrounded by the Canaan Mountain Wilderness, just 45 minutes from Zion National Park, has taken the top spot in The Dyrt’s annual Glampy

As parks reopen, campers plan menus as carefully as their routes

More than 82 million people went camping in 2025, including 2.6 million first-time campers. Of those polled by Dyrt and Toyota, more than half say they prefer to navigate their adventures in RVs and trailers. Around the fire, their food choices range from familiar camping go-tos and

More nights under the stars as travelers embrace simpler trips

More than 52 million households in North America went camping last year, according to Kampgrounds of America; another year above pre-pandemic levels. Millennials and baby boomers lead the charge, each providing nearly a third of campers, with people over the age of 65 representing a quarter of all new