Don’t worry, it’s not as bad as you think: fees for single campsites in California’s Sequoia and Giant Sequoia National Forests will be rising $1 a night in 2009. Current rates range from $17-$19 so at worst we’re looking at a 6% increase - hey, what hasn’t gotten 6% more expensive in the last year? Cabins and group campsite rates will be increasing by about the same percentage.

Camping is still a bargain vacation and it’s pretty incredible that a family can spend a weekend immersed in some of the world’s most spectacular scenery for 40-bucks or less (not including food or gas, of course ). Get out and explore in 2009 - you’ll be amazed at the value you can still get in our National Parks and Forests!

Related posts:

1. National Forest visits down 13%
2. Hiking and backpacking in Ocala National Forest
3. National Camping Month: June 2009
4. New Giant OCR Bike
5. National Parks Announce 3 Free Weekends This Summer!

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