Tunerville Campground

[blackdog]

 

VOICE  YOUR  CHOICE!
It is not often that our opinions are considered
PLEASE ATTEND THIS MEETING TO KEEP OUR LOCAL RESOURCE AS WE WANT TO SEE IT KEPT
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Pacific Cascade Region cordially invites you to attend a public meeting next week regarding the Tunerville recreation area in Salmon Creek-NASELLE. The meeting will allow the public to learn about and give input on future management options for this popular recreation destination. Feedback and ideas from community leaders and the public will help DNR make better decisions as they plan sustainable recreation opportunities.

You are invited to attend the following community meeting:
What:              Tunerville Public Meeting
When:             Thursday, December 12
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Where:            Naselle High School Commons
                        793 Washington State Route 4
                        Naselle, WA 98638
If you would like more information or have questions regarding this public meeting please contact the Pacific Cascade Region at 360-577-2025 or pacific-cascade.region@dnr.wa.gov.

We look forward to working with you!


Sincerely,

Eric Wisch
Region Manager
DNR Pacific Cascade Region
Washington State Department of Natural Resources

THIS IS A CHANCE TO SEE OUR TAXES REALLY WORK

[blackdog]

My position is that we should keep and improve the current location. DNR has been trying to close this community constructed campground. Please attend if you can.

[huntrights]

Blackdog, thank you for posting.  Far too often we find out about public meetings and opportunities to give input too late for people to act.


Community input sought at Tunerville public meeting
DNR to hold public meeting December 12
http://www.dnr.wa.gov/RecreationEducation/News/Pages/2013_12_06_tunerville_mtg.aspx

Submit Public Comments
For those who cannot attend, presentation materials will be posted online after the public meeting here: http://1.usa.gov/1eTV7yz

Please submit comments before December 31, 2013. Public comments may be emailed to
recreation@dnr.wa.gov

 
Closures of campgrounds, roads, and camping area opportunities tend to force outdoor enthusiasts (hunters, anglers, hikers, campers, etc.) into more concentrated areas which create conditions for far less enjoyable experiences and more adverse/negative perceptions of the government agencies that are closing off the public access and use opportunities.  Access points and remaining campgrounds become crowded "parking lot" areas.  Alternatives to closures should be pursued.  The DNR should keep and improve the current Tunerville Campground location.

Take advantage of this opportunity to have your voices heard.