Category: Development News

CRR Hospitality Selected as Third-Party Management Company for COTA RV Park in Austin, TX

CRR Hospitality is thrilled to announce its new partnership with Circuit of The Americas® (COTA) as the official third-party management company for COTA RV Park, which began as of July 1, 2025. This distinctive RV destination, nestled in the heart of the COTA campus, offers guests front-row access to world-class racing, live music, amusement attractions, and year-round recreation, just 15 miles from downtown Austin. “We’re honored to partner with a destination as legendary as Circuit of The Americas,” said Mike Harrison, Chief Operating Officer of CRR Hospitality. “COTA RV Park…

Construction Underway for Campground Expansion at Pioneer Village in Minden, NE

A popular museum and campground in Minden is making substantial upgrades. The Pioneer Village campground is under construction and will add 25 new sites. Pioneer Village is a museum and attraction started by Harold Warp in 1953. It showcases antique cars, historic buildings and has a multitude of vintage items. A recent rise in popularity is allowing the campground to grow. After the upgrades, it will be double the current size. Board member Al Lux is excited for the additional traffic the extension will offer. “I think it’ll help increase…

Planning Commission Approves RV Park and Rezoning Request in SunSites, AZ

In a recent Cochise County Planning Commission meeting held on July 10, 2025, significant discussions centered around the approval of a new recreational vehicle (RV) park and a rezoning request in the SunSites area. These topics reflect ongoing efforts to address community needs and land use in the region. The commission unanimously approved a special use permit for a recreational vehicle park, designated as docket SU 25-10. The proposal includes 12 RV spaces, with specific conditions aimed at maintaining the park’s environment and minimizing disturbances. Key conditions include observing quiet…

Commissioners Approve Rezoning to Allow Campground at JPG in Madison, IN

A zoning change impacting 221 acres of county-owned property in Jefferson Proving Ground was approved by County Commissioners Thursday, to advance plans to develop a campground at Krueger Lake. Last year, our Southern Indiana Regional Development Authority awarded the county $3 million in Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) funding for the campground, which is anticipated to develop 55 RV hookups in the first phase, and approximately 184 when completed. The rezoning was needed because the property had dual zoning for agriculture and R1 low-density residential. Special exceptions for…

Fort Ord Dunes State Park Campground to be Built Along Monterey Bay, CA

A new campground and beach access project estimated to cost $33 million will soon begin at Fort Ord Dunes State Park on part of the 837 acres that were once an Army base but have been serving the public as a state park since 2009. The state park is located along the Monterey Bay west of Highway 1, adjacent to the cities of Marina, Seaside and Sand City. Construction on the campground begins this summer and is expected to last for two years. Part of the Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation…

Anchorage Assembly Gives Go-Ahead For RV Resort in East Anchorage Downtown, AK

Downtown Anchorage is one step closer to getting an RV resort. The Anchorage Assembly passed an ordinance on June 24 authorizing the Anchorage Community Development Authority to begin developing the site in the eastern part of Downtown. Mike Robbins, the authority’s executive director, is quick to point out that the Denali View RV Resort will be more than just an RV park. Conceptual drawings show elements of the land bank’s 2019 master plan, including a Native heritage memorial as the centrepiece and a garden that Robbins said will be harvested…

Officials Moves Forward With 135-Site RV Park Project in East Downtown Anchorage, AK

A large vacant lot in East Downtown Anchorage (Alaska) — once the site of a homeless encampment — is set to be transformed into a destination for both locals and tourists, according to Your Alaska Link. The Anchorage Assembly has approved plans to develop the 3rd & Ingra lot into the Denali View RV Resort, a seasonal RV park that promises to bring new life to the area. The project includes up to 135 RV spots, as well as a playground, pickleball courts, shops, and walking trails. Plans also call…

Kona Hills Campground Opens in Marquette, MI

Michigan boasts many campgrounds, but few can boast views of Lake Superior, the southern Huron Mountain range, Presque Isle and Marquette. Kona Hills Campground, perched 200 feet above Lake Superior, opened this spring and offers 40 rustic campsites on 80 acres. The campground is the creation of Marquette friends Jeremy Johnson, Devin Mahoney and Tim Piirala. The trio are lifelong friends who grew up in Marquette and have spent their lives enjoying outdoor recreation and share a deep love for rustic camping. “As someone who grew up in Marquette, I’ve…

Cotton Hill Campground Reopens at Lake Eufaula, OK

Cotton Hill Campground, a full-service recreation site on the shores of Walter F. George Reservoir (Lake Eufaula), will officially reopen to the public on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at 7 a.m., just in time for the peak summer season. Campsite reservations will be available starting Wednesday, June 25, at 10 a.m. through the Recreation.gov website. Known for its spacious campsites and scenic lakefront views, Cotton Hill offers full hookups with water, electric, and sewer access at every site, along with amenities such as paved pads, restrooms with showers, picnic areas,…

Port Crescent State Park to Reopen After $4.95 Million Upgrades in Port Austin, MI

Port Crescent State Park is set to reopen for camping on June 27 following nearly $5 million in improvements funded through federal relief dollars. The renovations, totaling $4.95 million, were part of Michigan’s “Building Michigan Together Plan,” signed in 2022 by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The initiative allocated more than $270 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to improve state park infrastructure across Michigan. At Port Crescent, renovations began with updates to the park’s day-use areas, followed by upgrades to the beach building and a repaving of the entrance road.…