By Ellie Bosak-Harper
With national parks entering one of their busiest travel seasons, researchers at Dunhill Travel Deals analyzed overnight stay data from all 63 U.S. national parks to identify where travelers are most likely to find comfortable accommodations while still enjoying an outdoor adventure. Rather than focusing on backcountry camping, the study ranks parks and states by the share of overnight stays occurring at in-park lodges and park-run RV campgrounds—highlighting the destinations where visitors most often choose "soft adventure" experiences. Researchers also examined overnight visitation trends since before the pandemic and how travelers are choosing to stay inside America's national parks.
CONWAY — The long-awaited community dog park moved closer to fruition Tuesday when selectmen — chair Steve Porter, Carl Thibodeau, Ryan Shepar…
CONWAY — A public hearing on the layout for the dog park to be located on Thom Steele Way will be held by selectmen on June 23.
The Big Cypress fox squirrel is losing its habitat to urban and suburban development. But a few design changes could help to save this and other species.
OSSIPEE — Winding its way through woods and wetlands to a picturesque view of Ossipee Lake, the newly restored Deer Run accessible boardwalk i…
On a busy summer day, families looking for a place to recreate, relax and have fun don’t have to go far. Located near North Conway Village, ju…
“Bad libraries build collections; good libraries build services; great libraries build communities.” — R. David Lankes, director of the School…
CONWAY — The organizer of a planned community dog park hopes to have the facility up and running by June 2026.
OSSIPEE — Edwina Boose of Ossipee has received the Lakes Region Planning Commission Community Service Award after being nominated by the town …
