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Version |
Release |
Platform |
New Features |
2013 |
Mac OSX 10.6 |
Model-Based Junctions, Building Material, 3D Cutting Plane, Link Element Height to Stories, Core-Based Reference Line, Curved Beam, Floor Plan-Based 3D Document, PDF/A Support, Export to STL Format, Integrated Connections with Google Earth and SketchUp, IFC Improvements, EnergyEvaluation Improvements, Performance Improvements |
2012 |
Mac OSX 10.6 |
Morph Tool, Transform Existing Elements, Graphical Editing, Integrated Energy Evaluation; Quick Energy Evaluation Report, Easier Library Part Access, BIM Components Portal; Easy-to-Use Rotate Command, Expanded Project Info Dialog, Expanded Teamwork Backup Options; Assign Thermal Properties to ArchiCAD Fills; Faster Hotlink Updates; Improved IFC Collaboration; Smarter DXF/DWG Data Exchange |
2011 |
Mac OSX 10.6 |
Shell tool; Complex Roofs; Skylights; Enhanced Model Connections; 3D editing plane; 3D Guide Lines; Renovation; IFC properties as ArchiCAD parameters; Easy Library Migration; Fast AutoSave; 64-bit Mac version, Customer Experience Improvement Program |
2010 |
Mac OSX 10.5 |
Open Design Collaboration, Teamwork Travel Pack, shadows in OpenGL, Dimension prefix and suffix, new offset functionality, site-survey data import, expanded Find and Select criteria, unlimited skins for composites, new interaction in schedules and indexes, streamlined export of schedules to Excel, streamlined library migration and more details on conflicting or missing parts, 64-bit BIM Server for MacOS (ArchiCAD is still 32-bit on OS X, but is available in both 32 and 64 bit on Windows) |
2009 |
Mac OSX 10.5 |
New TeamWork concept with BIM Server, annotated schedules, oriented view, embedded objects and libraries, certain library part parameters now in Model View Options, slanted slab edge, roof/slab edge material control, soft insulation, ruler, "fit in window" view setting, improved criteria (filters) for Find & Select and schedules, control of section/elevation boundary (cut) lines, improved DWG exchange, license borrowing (network license) |
2008 |
Mac OSX 10.4 |
CurtainWall tool, 3D Document, Partial structure display, improved Hotlink management, Multithreading/multicore support, bi-directional drawing markers, nudge/align/distribute elements, reveal options for doors/windows, fill enhancements including image fills, Publish to PMK, multipage schedule layouts |
2007 |
Mac OSX 10.4 (PPC and Intel) |
Virtual Trace, Worksheets, Section/Elevation Tools Separated, Interior Elevation Tool, Linework Normalization, Pen Sets in Views, PDF Export, Quantities of Individual Element Components, XREF Layer Separation, Uncut Line Types, New Curved Wall Types, Link Construction Elements to Stories, Multistory Hotlinked Modules, Single Undo Queue, Long File Names Allowed |
2006 |
Mac OS X (Intel) |
First version for Intel based Mac |
2006 |
Mac OSX (PPC) |
Integrated layouting including Drawing Tool, Project Organizer, Slanted/Profiled elements, Profile Editor, flexible placement of wall openings, floor plan cut plane, pre-selection, tracker, guidelines, placeable PDF, enhanced schedules and new project indexes, named PenSets, AutoText, on-screen vs model view options, distorted and gradient fills, new menu structure, customizable Work Environment, element snap, numeric input via Tracker, new 3D Orbit and Explore modes, view selected elements in 3D, shaded sections/elevations, story levels in sections/elevations, LCF for libraries, creating custom components (e.g., door panels) |
2004 |
Mac OSX |
Docking Palettes, Library Part Search, Quick Selection, Improved Pet Palettes, Parameter Transfer, Independent Detail, Intelligent AutoSave, Advanced Fill/Line Categories, Line Weight, Text Rotation, Section Transparency, XREF Dialog, Rich Text, LightWorks rendering engine, Work Environment Customization |
ArchiCAD 8.1 |
2003 |
Mac OSX |
Enhanced Composite Structures, Wall End Tool, Automatic Clean Intersections at Walls, Keyboard Shortcut Customization, Header/Footer Option for Print, Print Marquee, Arrangement of Print Area, Hyperlinks in PDF (Win), Window Background Plan, Support QuickTime Image Format |
2002 |
Mac OS9/OSX |
OpenGL, Solid Element Operations, Navigator, Layout Book, Editable Library Hotspots |
2001 |
Mac OS8/9/OSX |
Publisher, Reviewer, Mark-Up, Library Manager, Library Browsing Controls, Library Status Report, Skylights, Structural Grid, Wall Wizard, Favorites Palette, Quick Views in 3D, Construction Simulation, Element ID MAnager, Freehand Spline Tool, Zone Stamp Rotation, Plot Setup, Section Line Display |
1999 |
Apple Macintosh |
Beam Tool, Round Columns, Roof Generation and Trimming in 3D, Gravity and Hole Adjustment for Meshes, Editing in 3D, 3D Zones, Vectorial Hatches and Sun Shadow in Sections/Elevations, Extended Find&Select Options, Ghost Story, Additional Special Snap Points, Trimming at Intersections, Figure Tool, Circular Arcs in Dimensioning, Custom Label Type, Hotlinked Modules, More DXF/DWG Conversion Options |
1998 |
Apple Macintosh |
New Wall Types, Mesh Tool, Composites for Roofs, Trimming Elements to Roof, Editing in 3D, New Relative Construction Methods, New Snap Points, Magic Wand, Ellipse Generation, Explode, Boolean, Creating Patches, Symbol Hatch, Resize, Updating Zones, Rotated Grid System, Elevation and Gravity Control |
1997 |
Apple Macintosh |
Team Work |
1996 |
Apple Macintosh |
Zone Tool, Column Tool, New Wall and Roof Construction Methods, Editable Sections, 3D Textures, Splines, Intelligent Cursor, QuickTime VR, New Software Development Kit |
ArchiCAD 4.55 |
1995 |
Apple Macintosh |
First version to appear on both platforms |
1994 |
Apple Macintosh |
Smarter Text Editing, Extended Arc/Circle, Line, Window/Door, Label Tool, Merge Projects, Camera Tool, Custom Axonometries, Lamp Tool, Import Pictures, Handling of Alpha Channel, Sections/Elevations generated from Floor Plan, PlotMaker improvements, Mesh |
1993 |
Windows 3.1 |
First Windows version |
ArchiCAD 4.1 |
1992 |
Apple Macintosh |
1991 |
Apple Macintosh |
Rendering |
ArchiCAD 3.4 |
1990 |
Apple Macintosh |
ArchiCAD 3.3 |
1989 |
Apple Macintosh |
ArchiCAD 3.1 |
1988 |
Apple Macintosh |
1987 |
Apple Macintosh |
Colors |
1986 |
Apple Macintosh |
Integrated 2D and 3D module |
Radar CH |
1984 |
Apple Lisa |
Separate 2D and 3D module |
ArchiCAD file and hardware protection compatibility
Read indicates which is the earliest file format that the program can read |
Write indicates which is the oldest file format the program can write |
Protection indicates the oldest Archicad version that runs with the protection |
Version |
Read |
Write |
Protection |
8.1- |
15 |
6.5r5-(WK) 10-(CM)7 |
8.1- |
14 |
6.5r5-(WK) 10-(CM)7 |
8.1- |
13 |
6.5r5-(WK) 10-(CM)7 |
8.1- |
12 |
6.5r5-(WK) 10-(CM)7 |
8.1- |
11 |
6.5r5- |
8- |
10 |
6.5r5- |
6.5- |
106 |
6.5r5- |
6.5- |
9- |
6.5r5- |
5.0- |
6.0- |
6.5r5- |
ArchiCAD 8.1 |
5.0- |
6.0- |
6.5r5- |
5.0- |
6.0- |
6.5r5- |
4.1- |
5.0- |
6.0r5- 6.5r4-5 |
4.1- |
5.0- |
4.16-(Win)3 6-(Mac)4 |
ArchiCAD 6.0 |
4.1- |
5.0- |
4.16-(Win)3 5.1-(Mac)4 |
ArchiCAD 5.1 |
4.1- |
5.0- |
4.16-(Win)3 5.0-(Mac)4 |
ArchiCAD 5.0 |
4.1- |
5.0 |
4.16-(Win)3 4.55-(Mac)4 |
ArchiCAD 4.55 (Win&Mac) |
4.1- |
4.55 |
4.16-(Win)3 |
ArchiCAD 4.5 (Mac only) |
4.1(Mac)- |
4.5 |
4.5 |
ArchiCAD 4.16 (Win only)2 |
4.16 |
4.16 |
4.1 |
ArchiCAD 4.12 (Mac only)1 |
1.x- |
4.12 |
4.1 |
- Versions earlier than 4.12 existed only on Mac. They could read file versions from 1.x- and could not write earlier file versions
- 4.16 was the first Windows version. This could not read Macintosh files, but there was a converter tool that ran on Mac and converted Mac archive (PLA) files to windows format and 4.16 Windows files to Mac format.
- From 4.16 till 6.5r4 on Windows platform the Sentinel protection key was used. The sentinel key could run earlier Archicad versions also protected by Sentinel. (e.g. a 6.5 key could run Archicad 4.16)
The Mac protection key (type Microguard for versions 5 and 5.1 and type Rainbow Sentinel for versions 6.0 and 6.5) was not backward-compatible,
however the Archicad Install CD contained the previous ArchiCAD version recompiled to run with the new protection keyFrom ArchiCAD 7.0, WIBU protection key was used on both platforms. WIBU is platform-independent, the same key works on Windows and MAC.
The ArchiCAD 7.0 CD contained a special version of Archicad 6.0 (r5/v5), Archicad 6.5 (r4/v4), which runs with WIBU key.Since ArchiCAD 10 MacTel version is the first ArchiCAD on this platform, it can not save earlier file formats. More on this topic: MacTel » FAQ
CodeMeter protection key was introduced in ArchiCAD 13 as an alternative to WibuKey. CodeMeter keys can run ArchiCAD 10, 11 and 12 with the CodeMeter Enabler tool.
Converting old files
Archicad 7.0 - which runs on any platforms with any WIBU key - can open files from version 4.1. Older files have to be opened and saved with Archicad 4.12, then they can be opened with ArchiCAD 7.0.
INT and USA versions of ArchiCAD 10, ArchiCAD 9 and ArchiCAD 7 may be downloaded here. These special conversion versions are ready-to-run installations, and also include the libraries.
For Mac users, note that the programs are for PPC, not Intel. If you are using Snow Leopard, and do not have the Rosetta environment installed which allows running these older PPC programs, you will be prompted by Snow Leopard to install it. If you are running Leopard or Tiger, no extra action is required. Also note that while you can run ArchiCAD 9 by simply opening the disk image (dmg) file, ArchiCAD 7 will not run unless you copy the contents of the disk image onto your disk, such as into your Applications folder. These versions will run with a WIBU protection key only; they will not run with a Codemeter key. Even with a WIBU key, you may need to download the file WkMAC.LIB from here and install it as directed.
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I know that over the weekend and there will be a lot of photographs commemorating the service men and woman who fought and died for our country in the two World Wars, the troubles in N. Ireland and in the conflicts since but I went for a simple approach with this photograph, just the poppy pin. It was photographed sitting on a piece of plastic to give a small reflection.
Brand: | Canon |
Lens: | Sigma 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG Macro HSM II |
Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
Date Taken: | 9 Nov 2012 - 3:10 PM |
Focal Length: | 200mm |
Lens Max Aperture: | f/2.8 |
Aperture: | f/2.8 |
Shutter Speed: | 1/250sec |
Exposure Comp: | 0.0 |
Flash: | Off, Did not fire |
White Balance: | Custom |
Title: | We Will Remember Them - Poppy Pin |
Username: | Stevies |
Uploaded: | 9 Nov 2012 - 6:35 PM |
Tags: | Afghanistan, Close-up / macro, Exif Data, Falklands, Gulf, Iraq, N. ireland, Poppy, We will remember them, Ww1, Ww2 |
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Port Aransas, Texas
Marina Beach RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Rate is based on monthly rate and does not include electric. It is a convenient centrally located park in Port Aransas within walking distance to the channel, gulf beaches, and downtown shops and restaurants. We had a FHU 50 amp paved back in site. Roads are paved and fairly wide. Wi-fi was available at an extra charge. Sites are pretty close together, but nothing different than many RV parks. There was a small clubhouse with a nice laundry area. The pool was open, but water was very cold. There was also a hot tub with a cover similar to what you would have in your backyard. We never saw anyone use either the pool or hot tub. There are a few activities offered. Calling this a resort is stretching it. Overall, we did enjoy our stay due to the convenient location. Park was very clean. We would stay here again.
Von Ormy, Texas
Hidden Valley RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
Conveniently located near San Antonio. FHU 50 amp pull through site on grass. Free decent wi-fi. This is a bare bones park. No bathhouse. There is a single bathroom available in a mobile home that they are using as a "clubhouse". A few pay washers and dryers available in a garage, but were not clean and I would not use them. The lady at check in was very nice and gave us tourist information for the area and a good tip on inexpensive parking in San Antonio. A one mile gravel road to access campground. We would probably not stay here again.
Austin, Texas
McKinney Falls State Park
[ 8/10 ]
We had purchased the Texas State Park annual pass for $70 which gave us four 1/2 price camping nights. Without the pass, there is an additional day use fee of between $4 and $8 per person per day which makes the camping rates at the state parks too high. We had site #14, a water and 50 amp electric paved pull-through level site. The site was nice and large and we were able to get a satellite signal. This is a very nice and quiet park during the week. Great hiking and biking trails that would be better if they were marked more clearly. Beautiful, natural setting with two waterfalls. Very nice and clean bathrooms.
Blanco, Texas
Blanco State Park
[ 7/10 ]
We had purchased the Texas State Park annual pass for $70 which gave us four 1/2 price camping nights. Without the pass, there is an additional day use fee of between $4 and $8 per person per day which makes the camping rates at the state parks too high. Our site was #6, a FHU 50 amp paved back in site. There are some low hanging branches to watch out for in the park. Sites and roads are tight for big rigs. There was free wi-fi available, but it was quite slow. This is a great location for visiting Hill Country attractions including the Johnson historical sites. Swimming is available in the river.
Canyon Lake, Texas
Rio Raft and Resort
[ 7/10 ]
Rate is Passport America. Site was FHU 30 amp and was a good size. The free wi-fi did not work at our site. Cable TV was available at an extra charge. There was a nice swimming pool. The campground is on a river, but only rental cottages have a river view. We would stay here again.
Cleburne, Texas
Cleburne State Park
[ 7/10 ]
We had purchased the Texas State Park annual pass for $70, which gave us four 1/2 price camping nights. Without the pass, there is an additional day use fee of between $4 and $8 per person per day which makes the camping rates at the state parks too high. Our site #34 was a back-in FHU 30 amp site in a valley area. Many trees with some low hanging branches to watch out for. No satellite reception and very poor cell reception. Some sites have a lake view. This park is quite far from the highway and rather secluded, which makes it a quiet area. However, we were there Easter weekend so all sites were full. Also, we had some noisy neighbors with barking dogs they allowed to roam off leash. Nice clean bathrooms. Some hiking trails.
Valley View, Texas
Ray Roberts Lake State Park / Johnson Branch Unit
[ 8/10 ]
We had purchased the Texas State Park annual pass for $70 which gave us four 1/2 price camping nights. Without the pass, there is an additional day use fee of between $4 and $8 per person per day which makes the camping rates at the state parks too high. We had a water and 50 amp electric paved pull-through site overlooking a lake. This is a very nice park with a swimming beach and many hiking and biking trails including one very nice paved trail. Very nice and clean bathrooms. We would have given this park a 10 rating if there was sewer at the sites and if they didn't charge the day use fee in addition to the camping fees.
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Cedar Valley RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Rate is Passport America. We had a FHU 50 amp pull-through site, fairly level. Nice clean campground next to a golf course. Free Wi-Fi worked well. Laundry was only $1 each to wash and dry. Office staff very nice. A few miles off the highway, but well worth it. We would definitely stay here again.
Assaria, Kansas
Lakeside Recreational Resort
[ 2/10 ]
Rate is Passport America. We stayed here one night. Access road to campground is 1.5 mile dirt road. Campground is old and rundown. There are a few pull-through sites; however, neither electric or water did not work at most of them. I think we got the only site where both worked. There are a few permanent residents. Payment is self-registration. Bath building was locked. Advertised Wi-Fi was not working. Some low hanging branches to watch out for. We would definitely not stay here again.
Amana, Iowa
Amana Colonies RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Rate is Passport America rate for up to 2 nights. We had a FHU 50 amp level site. Sites are back to back, so are pull-through if no one is in the site behind you. We were there on the opening weekend and were the only people in the park other than a few work campers. People in the office were very nice and helpful. The campground is a large field with some small trees. There is a very nice laundry building. The location is very convenient to the Amana Colonies with a bike trail going to Amana. The Wi-Fi worked great, very fast as we were the only ones there.
Papillion, Nebraska
Walnut Creek Lake & Recreation Area
[ 8/10 ]
This is a great campground near Omaha run by the City of Papillion. Our site #6 backed up to a small pond with lots of birds and wildlife. Pads are concrete and level with a concrete patio, picnic table and grill. Roads in the park are paved. Some sites are 50 amp, some 30 amp. Water and sewer are not available at the sites. There are three water spigots in the park to fill your tanks. There is no Wi-Fi. There is a very nice paved 5K walking/bike riding trail in the park. This park would have gotten a 10 rating if they had full hookups and Wi-Fi. We will definitely camp here again when we are in the area.
Kerrville, Texas
Hill Country RV Park
[ 1/10 ]
BEWARE of the tree overhanging the main road that is too low for large rigs. This park is definitely not big rig friendly even though the owner assured me when I made a reservation that there would be no problem for our size unit. We have a 37' fifth wheel and the tree overhanging the main road put an 11 foot tear in our roof. All but two of the sites appeared to be occupied by permanent residents. Some of the trailers were quite old. The bathrooms were old and not very clean. The 50 amp plug at our site did not work so we had to use the 30 amp plug. The cable wires along the back of the sites are very low and was laying on top of our roof. Many trees and large rocks at entrance to the sites make these sites very difficult to get into. This park seems to be for permanent residents. We would NEVER camp here again!!!!
Waterloo, Iowa
George Wyth Memorial State Park
[ 7/10 ]
Rate is their fall rate. 50 amp electric only site. Water and dump station available. Wooded park and campground, nice natural setting. Big back in sites with picnic table and fire ring. Great bike and hiking trails. No Wi-Fi. Good TV antenna signal. Close to town.
Mission, Texas
AmeriCana: The Birding Center RV Resort
[ 6/10 ]
Rate is based on monthly fee. We spent a month here to visit and explore the Rio Grande Valley area of Texas. Older park in need of some updating. Nice small pool and hot tub. Nice clubhouse with a few activities. Nothing special. We had a FHU 50 amp site right next to the road with lots of road noise. All sites are back in. Our site had a concrete patio, not all sites have this. We also had a grapefruit tree on our site. Free wi-fi at clubhouse only. If you want it at your site, you have to pay extra. Heard it wasn't a very good signal. People staying at park and employees were nice. We would not stay here again.
Austin, Texas
Oak Forest RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America price, Sunday through Thursday only. FHU completely level concrete paved 50 amp site. Beautifully maintained and clean campground with pool and hot tub. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Plan to stay here again on our way north in April.
Cameron, Missouri
Wallace State Park
[ 7/10 ]
30 amp electric only site with level pad. Water and dump station available. Some pull through sites available. Beautiful fall camping location. Natural setting with hiking trails and a lake. We didn't have time to explore on this visit.
Carrollton, Texas
Sandy Lake RV Park
[ 3/10 ]
Rate reflects 2 nights at $20 per night Passport America rate and 1 night at $40 per night regular rate. FHU 50 amp gravel pull-through site. This is not a resort, just a corporate owned campground with extremely tight sites. Luckily we had a site on the end of a row so getting in and out wasn't too bad. Pool was closed, no hot tub. Good free wi-fi. No way worth $40 per night. Would not stay here again.
Cuba, Missouri
Meramec Valley Camp Resort
[ 3/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America price. FHU pull-through site with 30 amp service. Everything about this park is old and run down. It needs a lot of work. Roads are full of big ruts and pot holes. Sites are gravel and not at all level. No Wi-Fi. No TV reception where we were. Poor cell phone reception. Lots of trees with low hanging branches. We would not stay here again.
Carthage, Missouri
Big Red Barn RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America price. FHU pull-through level site with 50 amp service. Our site had a nice concrete pad for picnic table and concrete path from road to RV. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Both worked great. Very nice well-maintained and clean park with pretty landscaping. Easy access off I-44. Nice people in the office. Would definitely stay here again.
Las Cruces, New Mexico
Coachlight Inn & RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
Price reflects Passport America rate. FHU 50 amp gravel site. Park is located close to interstate behind a motel. Sites are pull through and decent size. Good for a night or two while on the road. Good free Wi-Fi.
Midland, Texas
Midland RV Campground
[ 5/10 ]
We stopped here for one night. Price reflects 15% Escapee discount. FHU 50 amp level gravel site. Good free Wi-Fi and cable. Okay for a quick stop. Park is rather run-down.
Santo, Texas
Coffee Creek RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America discount. FHU pull-through level gravel site. This is a fairly new campground and in very good condition, well maintained and very clean. There is a game room, exercise room, and very nice pool and hot tub. The laundry room and bathrooms were fantastic. There was free Wi-Fi, but it was rather slow. We would definitely stay here again.
Tucson, Arizona
Desert Trails RV Park (40+ park)
[ 7/10 ]
We stayed here for 2 months. During that time we left our RV to go on a cruise. The office staff was very helpful in keeping an eye on it for us while we were gone. Owner and management were very nice. Lots of activities and entertainment. Sites are very tight and the park is rather old and "tired". We had a 30 amp site with only one plug at the post with no breakers. Our surge protector shut the power down a few times due to low voltage. The park has a pool and hot tub, well stocked library, mini-golf, and bocce courts. There are lots of great hiking trails in the desert accessible directly from the RV park. We did a lot of hiking on those trails and enjoyed it. Unfortunately, there is a shooting range nearby and the constant popping sound of the guns shooting every day was annoying. We probably wouldn't stay here again due to the age of the amenities and tightness of sites.
Lakewood, New Mexico
The Ranch
[ 7/10 ]
This is an Escapee park near Carlsbad, New Mexico. They had a special rate of $50 per week for first time visitors. Electric was $.08 per KWH. Nightly rate above is with electric included. The closest town with stores was 15 miles away. It's pretty remote. There is a nice clubhouse, but not any other amenities. There were a few activities. The people were friendly and the park is very quiet. Nice reasonably priced laundry. We would probably not camp here again due to remote location.
Coffeyville, Kansas
Big Chief RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
This is a park across the street from Amazon.com. Sites are occupied by workampers hired by Amazon, and paid for by Amazon. Gravel road, gravel sites with some grass and weeds between. Park has only been open for 2 years so they are still working on it. Bath house and laundry opening in October. Full hook-ups with 50 amps. Fine for a convenient place to stay while working at Amazon.
Paola, Kansas
Hillsdale State Park
[ 9/10 ]
Rate reflects their winter pricing and includes the camping and park daily fee. We were in the Scott Creek loop. Gorgeous park built on a reservoir. Our site overlooked the water. Sites have water and 50 amp electric. No sewer sites. Lots of biking and hiking trails. Amazing natural setting.
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Black Hawk Park
[ 8/10 ]
Rate is for full hook-up 30 amp site. Electric only sites were $17. This is a very nice county park with large gravel sites. Site also had a picnic table and fire ring. There are miles of hiking and biking trails accessible from the park. Nice natural environment not far from US Hwy. 20. We would definitely stay here again.
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
Derge County Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is a very nice county park campground next to Beaver Dam Lake. There is a boat dock and fishing pier across the street from the park. The park is on a dead end road in a beautiful natural setting with trees and lots of grass. Very quiet. Sites are paved and large. All sites have 30 amp electric, but no water or sewer at sites. There is water available at the entrance to fill your tank and a dump station. Well maintained with very clean restrooms.
Vado, New Mexico
Western Sky's RV Park
[ 2/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America discount. Price quoted on phone was $16, but they actually charged $19. Very overpriced for what this place is. Mainly old, run-down trailers and mobile homes with a row of pull-throughs for overnighters. FHU pull-through site with 30 amp electric. Very dusty, noisy dogs, and Wi-Fi that was hit and miss as far as if it was working. We would never stay here again.
Bernardo, New Mexico
Kiva RV Park and Horse Motel
[ 4/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America discount. FHU pull-through site with 50 amp electric. Nothing fancy with gravel roads and sites. Decent laundry room. This was a very pet friendly park. Camp host and owner had numerous dogs running free. They barked occasionally, but wasn't a big problem. Wi-Fi available at the office only. We would stay here again as an inexpensive place while passing through.
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
Derge County Park
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This is a very nice county park campground next to Beaver Dam Lake. There is a boat dock and fishing pier across the street from the park. The park is on a dead end road in a beautiful natural setting with trees and lots of grass. Very quiet. Sites are paved and large. All sites have 30 amp electric, but no water or sewer at sites. There is water available at the entrance to fill your tank and a dump station. Well maintained with very clean restrooms.
Springfield, Illinois
Illinois State Fair Campgrounds
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Rate reflects 55+ rate. FHU back-in site with 50 amp service. Free Wi-Fi that worked very well. There are sites on grass or asphalt pavement. Very close to Lincoln Historic Sites. Opens April 1st. We would stay here again on our way north.
Waynesville, Missouri
Glen Oaks RV Camp
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Rate reflects Good Sam discount. FHU pull-through site with 30 amp service. Free Wi-Fi, but it was very slow. Basic campground right off of I-44. Good place to stay for a night. We would stay here again for an easy overnight stop.
Chandler, Oklahoma
Oak Glen RV & Mobile Home Park
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Rate reflects Passport America discount. FHU pull-through site with 50 amp electric. Grass and trees throughout park. Nothing fancy, but fine for a few days. About 40 miles from Oklahoma City. Wi-Fi is $1 extra per day and works pretty well at your site. We would stay here again for a few days while passing through the area.
Amarillo, Texas
AOK Camper Park
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Rate reflects Passport America discount. FHU pull-through site with 30 amp electric. This is just a field with some sites, no attendant, no bathrooms. Good for an inexpensive overnight stay. Easy access to I-40.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Enchanted Trails Camping Resort
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Price reflects Passport America weekly rate. Gravel roads with gravel and sand sites. FHU pull-through site with 30 amp electric. Conveniently located near I-40 and I-25. We were here in Spring and it was windy and dusty. They had Wi-Fi at the site, but it was rather slow. Camping World located next door. This RV park has some vintage campers and Route 66 items on display. Friendly staff.
Deming, New Mexico
El Rancho Lobo RV Park
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Rate reflects Passport America discount. Electric was 12 cents per kwh. This is a small campground with a gravel area on the outskirts of the campground with several level pull-thru, FHU sites with 50 amp service. There was free Wi-Fi, but it was quite slow at times. This place is nothing fancy, but adequate. The bathroom was clean and the camp hosts were friendly. It was quite windy while we were there and very dusty. We would have given this campground a higher rating, but the 2 mile gravel road to get to it makes it lose points. Our truck and camper were filthy with dust by the time we got to the campground. Because of this, we would not camp here again.
Buckeye, Arizona
Leaf Verde RV Resort
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Price reflects monthly rate. This park was very reasonable priced. Their electric was 9 cents per kwh which was the lowest we have encountered in the Southwest. We had a FHU 50 amp site with free Wi-Fi which worked pretty well most of the time. The sites and roads were gravel with a few trees throughout the park. The sites were a bit close together, back to back. The park was close to shopping and the interstate, but was nice and quiet. It had a heated pool, game room, rec hall with some activities, shuffleboard, and a basketball court. There was a very nice laundry room with very reasonable rates ($1 to wash, $.75 to dry). We would definitely stay here again.
Eloy, Arizona
Las Colinas RV Park (55+ park)
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The rate reflects the weekly price for a FHU site. Wi-Fi was available at an extra charge. They did not accept credit cards. The park itself was very nice and quiet. Extremely clean, well maintained with paved roads and nicely landscaped. Sites were large and there were a number of trees and bushes. Much more green space than most desert parks. The site also had a concrete pad at the front side of the camper. The resort had a pool and a hot tub, shuffleboard, horseshoes and a number of activities as well as a laundry room. We felt the price was a bit high for the weekly rate, but the monthly rate was reasonable. The people in the office were very friendly and helpful. We would definitely consider staying here again. We would have rated it higher if the Wi-Fi was included and the weekly rate was a bit lower.
Yuma, Arizona
Caravan Oasis RV Resort
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The rate reflects the monthly rate plus 16 cents per kw hour for electricity. There was also a $12.50 service fee on the electric. Wi-Fi was available at an extra charge. Free cable TV was available, but we didn't use it so can't say if it worked. We were told we had to pay for a deluxe site due to our size, but the site was barely deep enough for us. It was a FHU site, but only had 30 amp electric. It was a little wider than an average site, but by no means a large site. This was a large resort with over 500 sites including park models and RVs. Some of them were quite old. The park was pretty well maintained. It was corporate owned and the majority of tenants were Canadian. Amenities included 2 pools, 2 hot tubs, shuffleboard, horseshoes, volleyball, putting green, billiard room, mailboxes, a small exercise area and a clubhouse. There was a full calendar of activities to participate in. Most all were at an extra cost from 25 cents to play shuffleboard to $5 for some meals. Overall, people were friendly. We enjoyed our stay, but think it was a bit overpriced compared to some other parks in the area. We probably wouldn't stay here again.
Valley Center, California
Woods Valley Kampground
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We chose this park due to it being 30 miles from San Diego. It was less expensive than most parks closer to the city. Their website advertises cable TV, but we were informed in the office it hasn't worked for five years. The campground has nice trees and some grass areas. We have a FHU 30 amp site. The electric seems low as the breaker popped frequently. There is no Wi-Fi. There were record rainfalls while we were here, and the entrance road was closed for most of one day. This happened to be the day we had to pick up family at the airport so we had to walk out and rent a car to get to the airport. The campground is owned by a corporation, and they would not even consider any type of a refund for not being able to drive out of the campground and pick up our kids. The roads are very washed out and full of holes. It was bad when we got here, but has gotten much worse with the rain. There are a number of permanent residents, some with very old units. Overall, it's an OK place, but we most likely would not camp here again.
Desert Hot Springs, California
Caliente Springs RV Resort (55+ park)
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Our rate was a Passport America rate for 7 nights and Good Sam for 1 night. This is the nicest park we've camped at so far. The sites are fairly big with 50 amp FHU and cable TV. Wi-Fi was free for up to a month and worked OK. They had a wonderful clubhouse with exercise room, two heated swimming pools, and four hot tubs with varying degrees of temperature, a billiard room, shuffleboard courts, tennis courts and a nine hole executive golf course (extra fee). There are also many activities to join. Many sites are occupied by park models, but there were still a fair amount of RV spots available. It's close to Palm Springs and Joshua Tree National Park. We would definitely camp here again in the future.
Pahrump, Nevada
Nevada Treasure RV Resort & Spa
[ 8/10 ]
We camped here for four nights with our Passport America membership. We really liked this resort and would definitely consider coming back. The sites are all paved and nicely landscaped. The sites are rather small, but the place was quite empty when we were there so the site size wasn't an issue for us. Most sites are back-in, they have a few pull throughs. We had a 50 amp FHU site with free Wi-Fi. The clubhouse and pool are beautiful. There is a bowling alley (extra cost) and small restaurant, a large exercise room, three pools and a hot tub. The pools were not heated, but the hot tub was. There is also a putting green and shuffleboard courts.
Beaumont, California
Cherry Valley Lakes RV Campground
[ 3/10 ]
We camped here for 4 nights for free as a promotion for Colorado River Adventures. We had to attend a 90 minute sales presentation trying to get us to buy into the RV timeshare program. If this campground is any indication of the rest of their properties, no thanks. Although the pool and clubhouse area are very nice, the actual campground is less than desirable. It is located right next to I-10 and the highway noise is constant and very loud. The sites are some of the narrowest we have ever seen. Although our site was a pull-through, we had to back out because it was too narrow to pull out. They advertise 50 amp service, but we only saw 30 amp. The roads are in very rough shape, full of holes. Wi-Fi is only available at the building. There are some older units that appear to be permanent residents. We would not pay to stay here.
Columbus, Wisconsin
Astico Dodge County Park
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This is a Dodge County Park. There are 52 sites with electric, some are 15 amp, some 30 amp, and some 50 amp. Many electric sites are big rig accessible, but not all. There is no water available at the sites, but there is water to fill tanks at the entrance to the park and a dump station. This is a very nice park along the Crawfish River. A number of sites are along the river. Beautiful natural setting and usually very quiet, especially during the week. There is not a pool or a beach. A very nice playground and several hiking trails. We would definitely camp here again.
Amargosa Valley, Nevada
Longstreet Hotel Casino & RV Resort
[ 7/10 ]
The rate reflects the monthly price. We camped here due to the proximity of Death Valley National Park and the fact that the monthly rate was very reasonable. We had a FHU site with 50 amp. Wi-Fi internet is free and works quite well most of the time. Cable TV is available and works, but picture is very poor quality. The campground is basically all gravel with a few small trees. It is behind a casino and hotel which seems to be pretty nice. The swimming pool was closed when we were there. We would definitely camp here again.
Kanarraville, Utah
Red Ledge RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Rate reflects Passport America discount including tax. This is a small campground with 22 sites, 6 of them pull-thru. We were asked to park parallel to a fence on the grass which was fine, but only had 30 amp electric with water and sewer. It was cold and we could have used the 50 amp for heaters. Campground is clean with level sites, grass and trees and nice views. There is free Wi-Fi, but it was not working well during our stay. Office staff nice and helpful.
Marysvale, Utah
South-Forty RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
We stayed at this park to visit Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyons. It is located in a remote area with not much else near it. It appears this area is big for ATV and off-road recreation. The park was fairly new and very clean and well-maintained. Our rate was for a FHU 30 amp site with free Wi-Fi and nice views. All sites are gravel with no shade, small trees are planted, but will take a while to mature. Sites were large and level. We were here near end of the season and there were only 3 units in entire park. Wi-Fi was great. It They do not offer any type of discount and it was a bit over-priced in our opinion.
Moab, Utah
OK RV Park & Canyonlands Stables
[ 9/10 ]
This was a great park. Sites were reasonably spaced with a little grass between each site and trees. View of the red rocks were beautiful. Our rate reflects a Passport America discount. There was no limit on number of nights you could stay with the discount. We had a FHU 50 amp site which was pretty level. The park was well maintained and clean. They had free Wi-Fi and cable, but the Wi-Fi was slow at times; I'm sure due to heavy use. Staff was very friendly and helpful. This park is close to Arches National Park.
Cortez, Colorado
La Mesa RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Rate reflects weekly price. Campground is on outskirts of Cortez and is very close to Mesa Verde National Park. There are many other things to do in the area. We had a full hook-up site with 30 amp. Free Wi-Fi, but it works only close to office. Sites are spacious with some shade. Has gravel with a concrete pad and a vinyl covered picnic table; nice extras. Woman in office was very friendly and helpful with area information. We would definitely stay here again.
Blanca, Colorado
Blanca RV Park
[ 4/10 ]
The price paid reflects a Passport America price. These are some sites next to a gas station in a small town. It was rather run down with some mobile homes to the side. We stayed here for a few nights to visit Great Sand Dunes National Park which is nearby. Our site was a full hook-up pull-through 30 amp site. The sites and roads are quite narrow. There appeared to be a number of construction workers staying there. There was quite a bit of road and train noise. The lady in the office was very friendly and helpful regarding information about the area. This was an OK place to stay for a night or two due to the inexpensive price and proximity to the national park.
Big Springs, Nebraska
McGreer Camper Park
[ 4/10 ]
This is a Passport America Park. We paid $12.50 a night. We stayed one night for a place to sleep. We never saw anyone. There were envelopes at the office and a slot to put the envelope in. The office was open and there were washers and dryers available, but we didn't use them. This is a field on the edge of a farmer's field with some hook-ups put in. We did have a full hook-up 50 amp, pull-thru site, but that's it. Conveniently located about a mile off the interstate. This is definitely a place to just spend the night.
Canon City, Colorado
Royal View Camp Resort
[ 6/10 ]
We camped here to visit the Royal Gorge area. After researching the area, we found the price to be one of the more reasonable. When we arrived, we were told that any unit over 34 feet must pay an extra $3 per night for a 50 amp site; there was no option to have a 30 amp site. On 2 of the 4 mornings we were here, our surge protector shut off our electric due to low voltage. We had a nice pull-through site with free Wi-Fi, but it was extremely slow, about the same speed as dial-up. The campground was very well maintained and clean. All the sites were gravel. The pool looked nice, but was closed for the season.
Estes Park, Colorado
Estes Park Campground at Marys Lake
[ 6/10 ]
The price reflects a nightly rate of $30 plus $7 daily county park fee. This is one of the most reasonably priced parks we found near Rocky Mountain National Park, only a few miles from the entrance. The views were very nice. We had a full hook-up site with 50 amp service and free Wi-Fi. There was a pool, but it had a sign that said it was closed for repairs. All sites were gravel with a few trees around the campground. The gravel roads were in rough shape with many holes and very uneven. I believe the county has taken this park over from a private owner and is working on fixing it up.
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park
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We camped here on a buy1/get one free weekend in April. It would be way overpriced paying the regular rate for what you get. The sites are close together and very, very unlevel. There are tons of people riding around in golf carts and it is very noisy all day long. We were there on the Easter Egg Hunt weekend. They had several activities scheduled but most of them cost extra. The advertised wi-fi was $5 a day. It seemed they wanted to nickel and dime you to death. The dump station was supposed to have access for 2 campers at a time. One hole was plugged up and the water connection on one side was broken so you couldn't turn it on. It seems they put as little money as possible back into the place and just rake in as much as possible.
Milton, Wisconsin
Hidden Valley RV Resort & Campground
[ 2/10 ]
This park is extremely overpriced. We camped there in a buy1/get1 weekend, but the regular rates are $40.00 a night and up. There are extra charges for guests, additional vehicle. They advertise wi-fi, but it is $5 per day. If you have to cancel, they charge $10 fee even if you cancel months in advance. It seems to be the type of place that wants to nickel and dime you to death. Sites are close together and there is no beauty here. They do have a pool and a hot tub, but that's about it.


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Students graduating from Brown and the PSTC training program are hired into both academic and private sector positions. In the past five years, our graduates have secured tenure-track placements at excellent institutions that include the University of Chicago, Yale, Stanford, Tufts, Ohio State, and Johns Hopkins, and postdoctoral placement at Princeton's Office of Population Research.
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Adam Storeygard '12, a former NICHD-funded PSTC trainee, received his PhD in Economics in May 2012 and began as Assistant Professor of Economics at Tufts University in Fall 2012. Adam's research is in urban and development economics, with particular interests in transportation, urban growth, and spatial analysis and a regional focus on sub-Saharan Africa. He is also examining the impact of climate variability on crimes against women in India with Brown alumna and former PSTC trainee Sheetal Sekhri (Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Virginia). While at Brown, Adam worked with PSTC faculty associates Vernon Henderson and David Weil to measure economic growth using satellite data on night lights. They developed a statistical framework using these data to augment official income growth measures, and their estimates differ from official data by up to three percentage points annually. This research was published in the American Economic Review and received international press coverage including pieces in The Economist and the blogs of the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. To learn more about Adam's experience as a PSTC trainee, see his student testimonial.
2012 PSTC Trainee Placements
- Rachel Goldberg (Sociology) — Postdoctoral Fellow, Office for Population Research, Princeton University
- Jacob Goldston (Economics) — Assistant Professor of Economics, University of South Carolina
- Moshi Herman (Sociology) — Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology, Davidson College
- Daeho Kim (Economics) — Assistant Professor of Economics, Ohio State University
- Yong Suk Lee (Economics) — Assistant Professor of Economics, Williams College
- Adam Storeygard (Economics) — Assistant Professor of Economics, Tufts University
- Jing Song (Sociology) — Research Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University
- Isabel Tecu (Economics) — Senior Associate, Charles River Associates
- Ishani Tewari (Economics) — Postdoc, Yale School of Management
- Hongwei Xu (Sociology) — Faculty Research Fellow, Survey Research Center, University of Michigan
2012 PSTC-Affiliated Postdoc Placements
- Bianca Dahl — Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Toronto
- Megan Klein Hattori — Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Massachusetts, Boston
- Kenneth Maes — Assistant Professor of Biocultural Anthropology, Oregon State University


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Friday Group Ride #187
I imagine it drives engineers nuts. They spend all their hours trying to understand how the interaction of material and shape can produce an objectively better ride, doing hard stuff like math and testing, and then a designer comes along and slaps an eye-popper of a paint scheme on a competitor's bike and suddenly they're getting outsold 2-to-1. For all our talk about what makes one bike better than another, we all want to look good.
In the '80s that meant splatter schemes and sparkle, neons and contrast. These days everything is either matte black or some permutation of the classic black/white/red. Bicycle aesthetics work in these small spirals, everyone seeming to riff on one color-way or one basic pattern, until some brave bastard dares to do something both different and repeatable.
I like geometrical shapes. I don't care for splatter. Diagonals bother me. The Pegoretti above floats my boat. I don't necessarily want to grab your attention with my bike, but if you do happen to look, I want my bike to be both sharp and unusual. I don't want it to look like yours, but I don't want it to look like a Ferrari Testarossa either.
Coming up with the next big thing is tough. I've been involved in projects like picking a season's new colors. What you discover quickly is that, to do it right, you can borrow from no one. You have push out into the new and hope your idea of new somehow resonates with the masses.
It is possible that features and benefits are important, that engineering is, for some people, the thing that inspires their want, but I have been told for years that people buy things emotionally rather than rationally. And, my experience suggests that nothing inspires that emotional buy-in quite like a slick paint job or an elegantly crafted line. It is hard to feel compelling emotions about a bike's stiffness, not impossible, but hard. Of course, in the best examples, engineering and design converge, but these are rare and precious, and usually very expensive.
This week's Group Ride asks, how important are looks to you? Have you ever convinced yourself you wanted a bike based on a rational analysis of your needs, only to be swayed by a pretty paint job on another ride? What do you think looks good? How much will you pay for it? And have you ever bought a great ugly bike, only to watch it sit in the garage, because you just didn't feel inspired to ride it?