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Designs for Parks and Recreational Spaces by Theodore D. Walker, 1987-06

THE CRIMINAL CAREER OF PARK AND RECREATIONAL HOTSPOTS.(prevention of crime in parks): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Michael R. Pendleton, Heather Lynn Thompson, 2000-07-01

Park, Parkway and Recreational Area Study by The Massachusetts State Planning Board, 1941

Metropolitan Area Parks: a directory of parks and recreational facilities in the region (Portland, OR) by Unknown, 1969

Public administration of park and recreational services by George Hjelte, 1963

City of Henderson blazes a new trail. (voters in the Nevada city approve a $54.6 million bond issue for parks, trails and recreational facilities development, ... values): An article from: Parks & Recreation

Nickelodeon Celebrates Parks.(company partners with National Park and Recreational Association to encourage youth involvement in community)(Brief Article): An article from: Parks & Recreation

The 2007 Report on Campgrounds and Recreational Vehicle Parks: World Market Segmentation by City by Philip M. Parker, 2006-11-13

Pennsylvania State Parks Recreational Guide & Map 1993 by Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks, 1993

Mombasa: 2002 Mombasa Attacks, Ngomongo Villages, Haller Park, Recreational Drug Use in Kenya, Likoni Ferry, Fort Jesus, Oshwal Academy

Perspectives: sink or swim? Members need to be active in the legislative and regulatory processes.(Stop encroachment of recreational parks): An article from: Parks & Recreation by John Thorner, 2006-02-01

The National Recreational and Park Association would like to welcome its newest members ...: An article from: Parks & Recreation

Take the trail toward reauthorization for TEA-21: support the Recreational Trails Program.(Advocacy Update): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Richard J. Dolesh, 2004-03-01

Management of Park and Recreational Agencies by BettyVanDerSmissen, 1999-01-01

lists with details

Arizona Cities, National Parks, Recreational Areas
CENTURY21, Seago, Inc. Each Office independantly Owned and Operated .2226 S. McClintock Dr. 1 Tempe, AZ 85282. Phone (480) 7562121
http://www.c21seago.com/about_arizona.htm

Extractions: Toll Free (800) 634-2192 Millward Brown 2001 Continuous Ad Tracking Study. This survey included 1,125 telephone interviews (via computer assisted program) with a national random sample of adults (ages 18-54) who have either bought or sold a home within the past two years or plan to purchase or sell a home within the next two years. The continuous tracking survey was conducted between February 5-September 1, 2001 by Millward Brown, a leading research agency. Statistical testing between reported numbers was performed at the 90% confidence level.
Prophetstown
On the northeast edge of the city along the south bank of the Rock River in Whiteside County. Once the site of an American Indian village, the 53acre park, offering a variety of recreational facilities, derives its name from the Native American prophet Wa-bo-kie-sheik.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r1/prophet.htm

Extractions: Camping History Picnicking ... Natural Features Prophetstown State Park, on the northeast edge of the city along the south bank of the Rock River in Whiteside County, is a scenic and historic area offering a variety of recreational facilities. Once the site of an American Indian village, the 53-acre park derives its name from the Native American prophet Wa-bo-kie-shiek. Prophetstown became a state park in 1947 in legislation sponsored by State Rep. George S. Brydia, who had served 10 terms as mayor of Prophetstown. Gov. William G. Stratton dedicated the park in formal ceremonies there on Sept. 18, 1953. History Wa-bo-kie-shiek (White Cloud), who was of mixed Winnebago and Sauk descent, served as an advisor to the great Sauk war chief Black Hawk. In 1831, the advancement of white settlement forced Black Hawk and his followers from the Rock Island area into Iowa, with the promise that they would not return. Black Hawk was finally chased into southern Wisconsin, with his retreat culminating in a decisive defeat of the Native Americans a few miles south of Bad Axe on Aug. 2, 1832. A few days later Black Hawk was captured and after several months captivity during which time he was taken to Washington, D.C., he was permitted to return to his people in Iowa, where he died in 1838.
Vacation Creations Cabo San Lucas MX RV Parks - Recreational Vehicle Park Guide
VacationCreations offers you, the Webolutionary Traveler, an unparalleledvalue when it comes to vacation planning. By booking
http://www.bajaon-line.com/accom/rv_parks/index_rv_parks.html

Extractions: Vacation-Creations offers you, the Webolutionary Traveler, an unparalleled value when it comes to vacation planning. By booking your hotel or condominium on-line through our secure, easy-to-use reservation system, you'll receive the guaranteed low rates available at the time of your reservation. In general, the sooner you reserve, the more you'll save!
Ann Arbor Recreational Activities And Sports
Guide to parks, recreational activities and sports, for people of all ages.
http://arborweb.com/recrindex.html

Extractions: Recreation Select a category... Riverfront Parks Other Recommended Parks Team Sports Individual Sports Golf Bicycling Water Sports Aerobics and Weight Training Racquet Sports Ice and Snow Sports Youth Sports Fees, except as noted, are current as of July 2001. S indicates special programs or prices for seniors. Related Topics: Ann Arbor Department of Parks and Recreation, www.ci.ann-arbor.mi.us Balas Bldg. III, 2765 Boardwalk. 994-2300. Quarterly class and program catalog mailed to all Ann Arbor school district residents, or contact the office for info. Website: reced.aaps.k12.mi.us Ann Arbor YMCA, 350 S. Fifth Ave. 663-0536. Adult membership $420 a year, family $696 a year, youth (12 and under) $168 a year, teen (ages 13-17) $50 a year. Corporate memberships available. Classes open to nonmembers; members receive significant discounts and priority enrollment. Call for quarterly catalog of classes. Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m.-10 p.m., Sat. 7 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Website: www.annarborymca.org S U-M club sports.
CityParks Foundation-Site Under Construction
Helps to improve and rebuild parks and playgrounds, offer recreational, horticultural, cultural and environmental education programs to people of all ages, and encourage community groups that assist in caring for parks.
http://www.CityParksFoundation.org/
DEM - Mt. Washington State Forest
Includes trail map, directions, and list of recreational opportunities.
http://www.state.ma.us/dem/parks/mwas.htm

Extractions: Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps DEM's history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a forests and parks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks Mount Washington State Forest In the extreme southwest corner of Massachusetts is a cluster of parks particularly notable for their spectacular scenery and breathtaking views. Mount Washington State Forest offers 30 miles of trails and a full range of outdoor recreation, including wilderness camping, amidst its rugged, mountainous terrain. Within the forest is Bash Bish Falls , the state's most dramatic waterfall. Cascading water tumbles through a series of gorges and finally drops 80 feet over the falls and into a sparkling pool. Trail Map
Surrey Public Library - Cloverdale Recreation Facility
Cloverdale parks, recreational Facilities Golf Course. Details on the many otherparks and recreational facilities in Surrey are also available online.
http://www.spl.surrey.bc.ca/CommunityInfo/Cloverdale/Recreation.htm

Extractions: - Site Index - About Surrey Public Library Ask the Librarian Community Info Centre Contact Names and Numbers ebooks EBSCO Email Reference Service Free Email Genealogy Government Information Library Board Library Catalogue Library Policies Library Tours Parenting Popular Reading Reading Room Search the Web Site Map Special Needs Summer Reading Club Support Your Library Teen's Turf Volunteering Web Sites by Subject What's New Citizenship Test Information Community Link Surrey Guildford Cloverdale ... Ocean Park As part of Surrey , the "City of Parks", the community of Cloverdale contains some of the finest parks and recreational facilities in the province. Scattered throughout the area are parks featuring everything from playgrounds, pools and playing fields to nature trails and exotic forest groves. Details on the many other parks and recreational facilities in Surrey are also available online
Weinberg King State Fish & Wildlife Area
The 772acre park, including a 4-acre pond, is in Schuyler County 3 miles east of Augusta north of Route 101. recreational opportunities include bird watching, fishing, hiking, hunting, and picnicking.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r4/weinberg.htm

Extractions: Mrs. Gertrude K. Allen presented a deed for about 500 acres of this land to the State of Illinois in May 1968. An additional 295 acres was purchased by the Department of Natural Resources. History The land, estimated to be worth more than $250,000, had been owned by the Allen family since 1905. Most of the land was not cultivated but was maintained as a permanent pasture. The 295-acre farm purchased from Paul Dennis was partly in cultivation and contained the 3.8-acre farm pond. Dennis previously operated a commercial poultry products cannery and the "turkey houses" fronting the highway were landmarks in the area until they were removed to make way for the new road into the Fish & Wildlife Area. Natural Features The terrain is rolling with steep hillsides. Williams Creek picturesquely meanders through the park for about 2 miles. The average depth of the creek is about 3 feet. The majority of mature trees are locust and osage orange, although pines, autumn olive, honeysuckle, oak and walnut trees have been planted. Many wildflowers are found on the hillsides and along the creek.
Grizzly Creek Redwoods SP
North Coast Redwoods park highlights services, recreational activities, hours, and travel directions.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=421
Parks
parks, recreational LEISURE FACILITIES. For a Summary list (ClickHere). SHAWNEE PARK. Preliminary site plan review , boundary
http://www.wierassociates.com/experience/parks.htm

Extractions: SHAWNEE PARK Preliminary site plan review , boundary & topographic surveys, lake enlargement and civil site design for improvements to Shawnee Park as Sub-Consultant to David "C" Baldwin Landscape Architect Plano , Texas HAGGARD PARK Evaluation of access to DART stations, preliminary site plan review, boundary & topographic surveys, platting and civil site design for improvements to Park as Sub-Consultant to David "C" Baldwin Landscape Architect Plano , Texas RIVER LEGACY PARK EAST Design of entry gate, parking, trails, picnic facilities, playground, volleyball courts, soccer and baseball practice fields. Completed in 1994. Arlington, Texas MARTI VAN RAVENSWAAY PARK Design of entry, parking, playground, soccer practice field, volleyball court, practice baseball field, and path system Arlington, Texas WALKERS BRANCH PARK Design assistance to MESA Design Group for a tournament level girls fast pitch softball complex containing six tournament fields, two practice fields, shelter, concession building, parking, paths, and playgroun d North Richland Hills, Texas
Belmont County Directory
Provides a list of the parks, nature preserves, boating areas, and wildlife areas in the county.
http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/counties/belmont.htm
Reece, Hoopes & Fincher - Parks / Recreational Planning
Select a Category -.
http://www.rhf.net/html/parks___recreational_planning.html
Pennsylvania State Parks - Clear Creek - PA DCNR
State campground along the Clarion River that offers cabins, yurts, tent, and trailer sites. recreational activities include biking, canoeing, fishing, and swimming.
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/clear.htm

Extractions: Set along the Clarion River, Clear Creek is a cozy getaway and a canoeist's paradise. Whether you bring your own canoe or rent one, a popular activity is the 11-mile trip from Clear Creek to Cook Forest State Park. Rustic log and stone cabins are nestled among ancient pines and hemlocks, making this park the perfect place to spend a secluded, rustic vacation. Clear Creek State Park encompasses 1,676.29 acres in Jefferson County. The park occupies a scenic portion of the Clear Creek Valley from PA Route 949 to the Clarion River. The town of Brookville is located only 12 miles away. From I-80 West, take Exit 12, and from I-80 East, take Exit 13. Click here for door-to-door MapQuest driving directions A varied selection of opportunities is offered year-round. Recreational opportunities include: Cabins and Yurts: From the second Friday in April until the third Friday in December, Clear Creek State Park offers twenty-two rustic vacation cabins and two yurts for weekly rentals. Heat for the cabins is provided by wood stoves and/or fireplaces. The yurts have electric heat. Other minimal furnishings include: single bunk beds, chairs, tables, electric range, electric refrigerator and electric lights. Cabins and yurts sleep four people, extra cots are not available. Firewood is provided whenever possible. Frost-free water faucets are located outside. Two shower houses are nearby. Two-day rentals are available during the spring and fall rental seasons.
Parks, Recreational, Leisure And Fitness Studies
200102 Common Data Set. List of Majors ASC 2001-02. parks, recreational, Leisureand Fitness Studies (31). C, A, B, M, D, T, 31. parks, recreation, fitness studies.
http://www.wvu.edu/~inanyl/cds2001-02/parksrec.htm
Lake Le-Aqua-Na
Highlighted by a 40acre lake and all the recreational opportunities there, the park also offers nature and equestrian trails, picnic areas, and RV, tent, equestrian and youth group campgrounds. The park is six miles south of the Illinois-Wisconsin state line and three miles north of Lena.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r1/leaquana.htm

Extractions: Natural Features Oak, hickory, walnut and other hardwood trees are in abundance, along with large tracts of pine plantation. A good variety of woodland wildflowers, including Dutchmans breeches, bloodroot and bluebells, cover the ground in the spring and early summer. Squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits and other small animals are often seen in the wooded areas, and deer are also frequently sighted.
Parks, Recreational, Leisure And Fitness Studies
200001 Common Data Set. List of Majors ASC 2000-01. parks, recreational, Leisureand Fitness Studies (31). C, A, B, M, D, T, 31. parks, recreation, fitness studies.
http://www.wvu.edu/~inanyl/cds2000-01/parksrec.htm
DEM - Mt. Everett State Reservation
Park directions and list of recreational opportunities. Appalachian Trail winds way across reservation.
http://www.state.ma.us/dem/parks/meve.htm

Extractions: Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps DEM's history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a forests and parks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks Mount Everett State Reservation In the extreme southwest corner of Massachusetts is a cluster of parks particularly notable for their spectacular scenery and breathtaking views. The 1,100 acre Mount Everett State Reservation in the town of Mount Washington, offers informal picnicking at Guilder Pond (the highest freshwater pond in Massachusetts). An auto road to the top of Mount Everett gives visitors access to a breathtaking 360-degree view spanning Massachusetts, New York and Connecticut. The Appalachian Trail also winds its way across the reservation. Park Directions
Campground Directory, RV Parks, Motorhome Parks, Recreational Vehicle Parks - RV
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http://www.rvntravel.com/campgrounds/campgrounds.asp

Extractions: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Powered by qwestdex.com! Campground Directory by state Alabama
Beaver Dam State Park
In Macoupin County 7 miles southwest of Carlinville and situated in an oak/hickory woodland, this park offers a variety of recreational opportunities on its 750 acres.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r4/beaver.htm

Extractions: Located in Macoupin County 7 miles southwest of Carlinville and situated in an oak/hickory woodland, Beaver Dam State Park offers a variety of recreational opportunities on its 750 acres. Fishing, picnicking, hiking, and tent and trailer camping are among the most popular activities. Although the beaver is virtually gone from this area, the park is named for a beaver dam that created its lake. The combination of upland and bottomland woods, farmland, open fields, a lake and a marsh combine to provide habitat for many kinds of animals. A quiet walker may discover deer, fox, raccoons, grey squirrels, wild turkeys, hawks, owls and woodpeckers. The park is also a home for snakes, frogs and insects. White squirrels, which are not albinos, but rather a white-color phase of the grey squirrel, are periodically seen within the park boundaries. Some different types of songbirds which enrich the natural setting are bluebirds, orioles, finches, cardinals, titmice, nuthatches, chickadees, peewees and cuckoos. Waterfowl and shorebirds are found seasonally in the park. Pileated woodpeckers are also commonly seen.
San Antonio Parks And Recreation Department
The mission of the Department is to develop and maintain a balanced, safe and easilyaccessible system of parks, recreational facilities and programs, as well
http://www.ci.sat.tx.us/sapar/

Extractions: The San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department operates the City's recreational and cultural programs and maintains 190 City-owned parks including swimming pools, gymnasiums, cemeteries, sports facilities, recreation centers, municipal golf facilities, the Botanical Garden and Conservatory, the River Walk, HemisFair Park, Tower of the Americas, as well as other historic facilities such as La Villita, the Spanish Governor's Palace and Market Square. The department is responsible for the maintenance of 14,205.9054 acres of park land. Browse the links on this page to find out more about the recreational programming and facilities available to you through the Parks and Recreation Department. The calendar of events will keep you up to date on many of the upcoming special events, concerts, classes and programs offered through the department. Or browse Reservations to find out more about how to reserve parks facilities. For up-to-date information on news at the Parks and Recreation Department, review selected

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