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	Your National Forest - Recreational Activities
		Dispersed tent camping is for the adventurous that prefer no facilities at all and is permitted throughout the general forest area.
		Reservations are made yearly from October 1st to September 30th on a first come, first serve basis by calling the Seminole Ranger District at (352) 669-3153.
		Life was hard on the island and after the big back-to-back freezes of 1894 and 1895 the population began to decline.
	www.fs.fed.us /r8/florida/recreation/index_oca.shtml (5865 words)

	Zanzibar: Chumbe Island Coral Park - Traveler Reviews - Like camping in a wooden tent - TripAdvisor
		The island itself, being a nature reserve, is of course the main highlight of any trip to Chumbe.
		The sheer biodiversity on this small island, on the land and sea alike is overwhelming, and is likely to excite even the most jaded of nature enthusiasts.
		Skirting the eastern edge of the island and running for several miles, is one of East Africa's most diverse and amazing coral reef with thousands of fish, and even the odd turtle, which we were lucky enough to swim with.
	www.tripadvisor.com /ShowUserReviews-g482884-d523529-r5823887-Chumbe_Island_Coral_Park-Zanzibar_Zanzibar_Archipelago.html (2003 words)

	The Knot - Wedding Style: Outdoor Affairs in Long Island
		You may be able to reserve private spots along bay beaches, but deposits and/or fees may be required and you may have to purchase pricey parking stickers for cars -- a good incentive to rent a bus for round-trip shuttle service.
		Remember that these parks are also public domain, so reserve someplace as far from the road as possible to avoid the possibility of rubberneckers -- and their blaring radios -- and/or an interested audience of hikers.
		Tents and outdoor spaces can be cooled during the blaze of summer by using fans and portable air-conditioning units and kept warm in chillier months with tall patio or floor propane heaters.
	www.theknot.com /ch_article_local.html?Object=A20321135434&keyword=LONG+ISLAND&market=182 (2013 words)

	Camping and RV Parks - Southwest Florida State Parks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Caladesi Island is one of the few remaining large undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's Gulf Coast.
		A nature trail is also located on the north side of the St. Lucie Lock.
		Campsites are available for tent or RV camping with complete hook-ups for electric and water.
	www.destin-ation.com /camping/southwestflorida.htm (1732 words)

	Wake History2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In general, the plan was to have 150 men land on Wilkes Island and the balance, 300 men, on the south side of Wake Island to capture the airfield.
		The alternative landing plan was that in the event of bad winds on the south side of the island we would land on the northeast and north coast * * * We expected to have a rough time and that we would have difficulty with a landing force of only 450 men.
		It was at the beginning of the war; we couldn't mass as many men as we considered necessary, and it was planned in an emergency to use the crews of the destroyers to storm the beach.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /micronesia/about_destin/wake_history2.html (9624 words)

	Hawaii Island Journal - Last Issue Stories
		The Nature Conservancy has become neighbors in a big way with its recent purchase of 3,500 acres from C. Brewer, the second largest landowner in the district.
		As noted above, during the 1978 to 1982 storms, rainwater runoff from upper forest preserve lands flowed into the planted areas in such force and volumes that the measures taken by Ka'u Agribusiness to protect their lands were not sufficient to hold the water.
		They were all reserved for the government, to be used by the people.
	www.hawaiiislandjournal.com /2003/10a03b.html (2576 words)

	Mashatu Tents \| Mashatu Game Reserve Safari Camp in untamed ecosystems
		A highlight of this camp is the boma dinners where guests enjoy a roaring fire, a hearty meal and a spot-lit view of the adjacent waterhole.
		Dinner is served in a boma- a lala-palm enclosed structure- overlooking a waterhole.
		Whilst there is no electricity at the Tent Camp, constant hot water and simple lighting are provided by a combination of gas, solar power and generator.
	www.ecoafrica.com /african/safaris/Mashatu/MashatuTents.html (462 words)

	Fireisland.com - Fire Island Things To Do
		At the peak of Fire Island beach season, crashing out at a Fire Island hotel enables visitors to enjoy the local nightlife to the fullest – no matter where you choose to party, a Fire Island hotel is within stumbling distance.
		Fire Island is a barrier island that creates great surfing, especially during the hurricane season when the waves have been known to exceed ten feet.
		When landing on Fire Island and disembarking from the Fire Island ferry, one will undoubtedly be approached by the local and summer youth prospecting the use of their wagon.
	www.fireisland.com /thingstoDo.htm (4414 words)

	Ultimate Adventure : Belize
		Each bend reveals the dynamic nature of the river-from calm, meandering water that reflect the intense green of the jungle to stretches of rapids, pour-overs and spectacular waterfalls as the river descends from the Maya Mountains to the sea.
		We explore from our island camp the surrounding reef flats, islands and patch reefs with an itinerary that is flexible to adjust our activities to different conditions we encounter.
		On the island, we have a fresh-water collection system for drinking water, access to fresh-water showers, modern composting toilets, a fully equipped kitchen including refrigeration, with a large dining area complete with resource library, and a field marine lab including microscope and hand lenses.
	www.islandexpeditions.com /ua.html (2971 words)

	Orvis Travel Service - Fly Fishing Trips -- Palmyra Atoll
		A tent camp has been set up on the largest islet for the research and maintenance crew, complete with a comfortable kitchen and showers.
		The attraction of Palmyra is the isolation and natural history, which are extraordinary.
		The dining tent is a large wall tent with cooking and refrigeration facilities, and a covered veranda with tables.
	www.orvis.com /detail.asp?subject=108&index=40&dir_id=&cat_id=&group_id= (1352 words)

	Camping on the Official Campsite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The island is owned by the National Trust and consists of 500 acres of wild and unspoilt heath and woodland.
		The Brownsea Island Nature Reserve is in the north of the island and is leased from the National Trust to the Dorset Wildlife Trust.
		The reserve is noted for its lagoon; a haven for wintering sea birds and waders.
	www.brownsea-island.org.uk /camps.htm (467 words)

	Camping in America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tent camping is virtually the same as that found in Europe with the exception of the fuel used for the stoves and lanterns.
		In some locations, tent camping is not allowed due to the danger, but motorhomes are.
		Reservations can be made for any KOA Kampground from any other KOA Kampground.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /north_america/cars/camping.htm (2978 words)

	Original Official Guide to St. Lucia
		The island's pride in its natural resources is evident in the country's ongoing protection and conservation efforts.
		All sorts of nature hikes, tours, and programs have been developed to showcase these peerless assets, allowing visitors to enjoy the island without harming its complex and fragile environment.
		Two small islands off the coast of Vieux Fort, the Maria Islands are a nature reserve and the refuge of two species found nowhere else in the world.
	www.geographia.com /st-lucia/lceco01.htm (1129 words)

	Islandweb Parks and Attractions
		Island County's newest recreation area and a special favorite of bird watchers.
		Oak Harbor is the largest city and the commercial center of Island County, with convention facilities and award-winning hotels.
		Island County's newest trail connects Coupeville and Ft. Ebey State Park via unusual Ice Age geologic formations known as "kettles." Wonderful for biking, horseback riding, or just a scenic stroll.
	www.islandweb.org /parkattractions.php (1461 words)

	Tent Camp Corcovado, Corcovado Costa Rica, Packages and Hotel in Corcovado Costa Rica
		Tent Camp provides you with a affordable and comfortable way to be in the midst of one of the most pristine virgin tropical rain forests in the world.
		Individual trails lead from each tent to the gathering area, a "rancho" that serves as a dining hall and a place to meet for adventure planning sessions, afternoon coffee, reading, or simply a snooze in a hammock.
		Our tents are covered by a large tarp to protect them from the tropic sun and rain.
	www.corcovadoinfo.com /corcovado/tent_camp/tent_camp_lodge_us.htm (890 words)

	Nature
		The Naples Nature Center is located off Goodlette Road north of the post office and adjacent to the Caribbean Gardens Zoological Park.
		Gulf Coast is the gateway for exploring the Ten Thousand Islands, a maze of mangrove islands and waterways that extends south to Flamingo and Florida Bay.
		The Everglades National Park is the only subtropical preserve in North America and largest protected wilderness east of the Rocky Mountains known for its rich bird life, particularly large wading birds, such as the roseate spoonbill, great blue heron, wood stork, and a variety of egrets.
	www.naplesrealtyservices.com /yournaples/nature.htm (972 words)

	Sea Saba Dive Center, Sea Saba Advanced Dive Center, Sea Saba Diving, Netherlands Antilles, Dutch Caribbean, Nature ...
		The frog is not native and presumably "hitch hiked" somehow to the island.
		Its task is to document by survey the natural remedies used by housewives, determine by laboratory work the active components and possible toxicity, and to return this information back to the general public by way of its published works and community workshops.
		Nature experts form all over the world come to Saba to share their expertise with the local community, tourists and local school children.
	www.seasaba.com /news/NatureNewsNew.htm (10736 words)

	Boston Harbor Islands Visitor Guide \|\| Events & Programs
		Peddocks Island has one central camping area (no individual sites) and the other islands have 10 to 12 individual campsites, and one group campsite.
		Reservations are required to camp on the islands and can be made online at ReserveAmerica.com or call toll-free 877-422-6762.
		The per-night camping fee for a family tent site (1-4 people) is $8.00 for Massachusetts residents and $10.00 per night for non-Massachusetts residents; a group site is $25.00 per night for groups of 1 to 25 people.
	www.bostonislands.org /trip_camping.html (641 words)

	Golden Isles: Offerings range from luxury to primitive \| ajc.com
		With its herd of 250 wild horses, 17-mile-long beach and ruins of old mansions, the wild and undeveloped Cumberland is unsurpassed for historic and natural treasures.
		The island is served daily by a state-operated ferry that departs from Meridian on the mainland, where the Sapelo Island visitors center is located.
		It is reserved primarily for education and research, but the general public can access it by private or charter boat.
	www.ajc.com /travel/content/travel/destinations/gacoast/052604barrier.html (1176 words)

	Main Page - Little Talbot Island State Park » Florida State Parks
		Being located on a barrier island with the beautiful beach on one side and the eco-rich marsh on the other definitely increases our attractiveness.
		Therefore, Little Talbot Island is not accepting Reserve America camping reservations or walk-in requests until the upgrades are completed.
		Maritime forests, desert-like dunes, and undisturbed salt marshes on the western side of the island allow hours of nature study and relaxation.
	www.floridastateparks.org /littletalbotisland (569 words)

	Kayak Adventures from Island Adventure Tours, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia (BC), Canada
		Island Adventure Tours is now offering kayak rentals from the E Dock of Van Isle Marina in Sidney BC.
		Your destination is the spectacular Gulf Islands National Park Reserve.
		Camp on the beach in the Gulf Islands (Portland, Rum or Darcy Island).
	www.islandadventuretours.com /ocean_adventures.html (1644 words)

	Amanresorts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		From Bali, guests fly east over the famed Wallace line to Flores Island and the small fishing village of Labuan Bajo to board the Ikan Gurami, a traditional 27 metre coastal cruiser that combines the ancient romance of the spice trade sailing vessels with today's modern amenities.
		And everyday, from the colourful reefs of Tatawa Island to those of Komodo's Pink Beach, the dive spots on the Ikan Gurami's island-hopping itinerary within the park feature some of the world's most pristine and remarkable marine environments.
		At sunset on the fifth day, the vessel begins its overnight cruise to the nature reserve of Moyo Island where Amanwana is situated.
	www.amanresorts.com /offers/komoexp.htm (582 words)

	DOMINICA, Where to Stay in Dominica's Interior, Nature Island Destinations, Commonwealth of Dominica, Windward Isles, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In addition to the Roseau Valley, covered separately, there are some idillic spots to be enjoyed, scattered around the lush forested and cool mountainous interior of this beautiful island, where the tranquility is broken only by the cheerful chorus of bird calls, and in the evenings by the chirping of frogs, crickets and cicadas.
		Explore the many nature trails through forest and farmland full of tropical fruit, enjoying the wonderful array of colourful flora - tree ferns, anthuriums, heliconia, orchids etc. and keep your eyes open for hummingbirds, parrots, tree lizards, manicou, agouti and our many beautifulful butterflies.
		Nature trail into the Morne Trois Pitons National Park forest, past the Stinking Hole, to our highest waterfall, Middleham Falls (300ft.) continuing on to the village of Laudat (2,000ft.).
	www.natureisland.com /interior.html (2167 words)

	Fodor's Travel Wire \| The Caribbean: Save vs. Splurge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Accommodations at Maho Bay Camps resemble tree houses: "tent cottages" are tucked into shady slopes overlooking the postcard-worthy Little Maho Bay Beach.
		Guana Island takes that concept to fantasy level by letting guests reserve an entire beach for the afternoon.
		Named for an iguana-shaped rock formation on its northwestern coast, 850-acre Guana Island is crisscrossed by twenty-foot-wide trails that weave through hilly forest and cross grassy glens dotted with fruit trees.
	www.fodors.com /wire/archives/002219.cfm (511 words)

	Nature
		The 729,000 acre Big Cypress National Preserve was set aside in 1974 to ensure the preservation, conservation, and protection of the natural scenic, floral and faunal, and recreational values of the Big Cypress Watershed.
		The Naples Nature Center is located off Goodlette Road north of the post office and adjacent to the Caribbean Gardens Zoological Park.
		Gulf Coast is the gateway for exploring the Ten Thousand Islands, a maze of mangrove islands and waterways that extends south to Flamingo and Florida Bay.
	www.yournaples.com /nature.htm (972 words)

	:: Nature Tour
		Because of its beautiful natural setting, a lively and interesting environment we can offer our nature loving tourists a no. of magnificent and outstanding tours which are unique and can be organized in a wide range of different itineraries to cover the beauty of the whole country at very competitive prices.
		As a vast, unspoiled and intact natural reserve situated both in the south-east of the scenic Caspian Sea and 70 km away from historic city of Gonbad-Ghabous, Golestan Natural Park constitutes one of the richest and most significant habitat and sanctuary of variant types of vegetation and wildlife.
		Actually, the researchers and nature-lovers are both fascinated by spectacular variation of existing vegetation within the picturesque Golestan National Park-- a unique natural feature undoubtedly attributed to three different jungle like, dry and mild climates peculiar to this region.
	www.world-news.org /persian/iran/tour/nature-tour.htm (890 words)

	Hamiltons Tented Safari Camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Named after Colonel Stephenson Hamilton, who was instrumental in establishing the world famous Kruger National Park, Hamilton's Tented Camp reflects a safari adventure from the early 20th century, where grace and style were the epitome luxurious living.
		Hamiltons Tented Safari Camp is a Luxury Safari Lodge accommodation, in South Africa.
		Hamiltons Tented Camp is situated in the Mluwati consession of the Kruger National Park in the Limpopo Province approximately 50km from the Orpen Gate and 80km from the Kruger Gate.
	www.go2africa.com /south-africa/hotel-lodge.asp?accommodation=Hamiltons-Tented-Safari-Camp&ServiceNo=3473 (375 words)

	2006 Rock Island Grand Prix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		We reserve the right to refuse entry to drivers with no national driving experience.
		Professionalism: Due to the stature of the event and the number of spectators and media it attracts, the Rock Island Grand Prix expects all race teams to conduct themselves in the most professional manner possible.
		Yellow Flag: Due to the nature of the track at Rock Island, the yellow flag is used in two different ways.
	www.rockislandgrandprix.com /RIGP_rules.shtml (3092 words)

	James San Jacinto Mountains Reserve
		The James San Jacinto Mountains Reserve is located on an alluvial bench situated at the lower end of Hall Canyon, a steep, western flank of Black Mountain.
		The reserve hosts a wide variety of plant communities: Sierra mixedconifer riparian forest, oak woodlands, montane chaparral, alder-willow-cedar riparian forest, and dry meadows.
		Operating as a satellite to the James Reserve, the Oasis de los Osos Reserve is located at the west end of the Coachella Valley, north of Palm Springs, and encompasses 65 hectares (160 acres) situated on a steep elevational gradient near the base of the north-facing escarpment of Mount San Jacinto.
	nrs.ucop.edu /James-San-Jacinto.htm (508 words)

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