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9/15/06
RV News -
Seven Feathers RV Resort
Opens In Oregon
CANYONVILLE, Ore. --
Seven Feathers RV Resort, tucked in behind Seven Feathers Truck &
Travel Center at Exit 99 off I-5 opens officially today. The
Resort is the first business to be built within the area known as
Creekside Development.
Creekside Development, adjacent to the formerly dry Jordan Creek,
was the name given to the installation of utilities and
transportation on the several hundred acre undeveloped plat of
land behind Seven Feathers Truck & Travel Center. Owned by the Cow
Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, work on the installation of
utilities at Creekside began four years ago. That work, including
water treatment, wastewater treatment, communications systems, and
road development was essentially completed prior to the
establishment of Seven Feathers RV Resort.
The 191-space RV Resort, located on 23 acres of land, was
envisioned by John Imler of Imler Consulting and publishing Inc.
of Sacramento, California. Of the 191 spaces, 104 are pull through
sites. Additions, such as the 8,200 square foot recreational
building with heated swimming pool and spa, were made to Imler’s
original plan. Other additions include horseshoe pits, barbeque
pavilions, a play pavilion for children, common areas for
bicycling, and walking trails.
Amenities offered at Seven Feathers RV Resort include free morning
paper delivery on week-ends, free wireless internet connection,
free expanded channel cable TV, message and mail service,
concierge service, valet service to guide and/or park your
vehicle. The registration office houses a media center as well as
a gift shop.
Access the restaurants at Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort and
Seven Feathers Truck & Travel is facilitated by the shuttle that
stops at the RV Resort each half hour. Seven Feathers RV Resort
also has an indoor gathering area with kitchen and large screen TV
that can be rented by RV guests for larger groups.
According to Mark Hall, who with his wife, Jennifer, manage Seven
Feathers RV Resort, “Our goal for the Seven Feathers RV Resort is
to make it the premier resort of choice for RV’s across the U.S.
by providing the best customer service in the industry.”
Special introductory rates for the RV Resort range from $31 to $39
per night. Good Sam, AAA, KOA, AARP and other memberships provide
an additional 10 percent discount. Seven Feathers RV Resort can be
contacted at (877) 839-3599.
State of Minnesota may run federal campgrounds in 2008
- Courtesy of the Duluth News Tribune
DULUTH, Minn. -- An agreement being worked out between the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the State of Minnesota may
transfer management of five federal recreation areas to the
state.
Budget cuts forced the federal government to remove the $1.5
million annual subsidy to operate the parks. Community
opposition led to the idea of a state-federal partnership. If
the plan is approved, state and federal workers would co-manage
the parks in 2007 with the goal of transferring management to
the state by 2008. To read the complete story,
click here.
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