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NAICS 721214 Recreational and vacation camps (except campgrounds) |
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| Indus- try Detail |
NAICS code |
NAICS Title (and link to definition) |
Estab- lish- ments |
Sales
($1,000) |
Annual payroll ($1,000) |
Paid employees |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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72 | Accommodation & foodservices | 545,068 | 350,399,194 | 97,007,396 | r 9,451,226 | |
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721 | Accommodation | 58,162 | 98,457,431 | 26,673,852 | r 1,696,659 | |
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7212 | RV (recreational vehicle) parks & recreational camps | 7,598 | 2,734,918 | 665,297 | 35,331 | |
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72121 | RV (recreational vehicle) parks & recreational camps | 7,598 | 2,734,918 | 665,297 | 35,331 | |
| 721214 | Recreational & vacation camps (except campgrounds) | 3,513 | 1,340,718 | 382,678 | 18,857 | ||
Table includes only establishments with payroll.
NAICS
721214: Recreational and Vacation Camps (Except Campgrounds)
.
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in
operating overnight recreational camps, such as children's camps,
family vacation camps, hunting and fishing camps, and outdoor adventure
retreats that offer trail riding, white-water rafting, hiking, and
similar activities. These establishments provide accommodation
facilities, such as cabins and fixed camp sites, and other amenities,
such as food services, recreational facilities and equipment, and
organized recreational activities.
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NAICS
SIC
Description
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
($1,000)
Paid
employees
Annual
payroll
($1,000)
721214
Recreational & vacation camps (except campgrounds)
3,513
1,340,718
18,857
382,678
7032
3,513
1,340,718
18,857
382,678
% Comparability may be limited because of changes in assignment of tax status by industry.
N=Not comparable
SIC
1987 SIC Description
Year
Establishments
Receipts
($1,000)
Annual payroll
($1,000)
Paid employees
7032
Sporting and recreational camps
Taxable
1997
3,513
1,340,718
382,678
18,857
1992 1,840
603,079
151,017
9,659
% chg 90.9
122.3
153.4
95.2
Exempt
1997
0
0
0
0
1992 N
N
N
N
% chg N
N
N
N
Geographic Distribution -- Recreational and vacation camps (except campgrounds): 1997
Data for the Accommodation & foodservices sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, places, and ZIP Codes.
Other
Indus-
tries
State
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
($1,000)Sales
% of
U.S.Annual
payroll
($1,000)Paid
employees
United States
3,513
1,340,718
100.00
382,678
18,857
New York
246
153,343
11.44
42,505
1,446
Pennsylvania
190
101,856
7.60
25,433
1,149
California
267
98,683
7.36
28,467
1,558
Texas
172
75,760
5.65
21,557
1,485
North Carolina
104
53,583
4.00
16,440
633
Colorado
133
52,535
3.92
15,082
869
Michigan
145
52,319
3.90
17,729
1,089
Wisconsin
137
51,274
3.82
15,531
754
Minnesota
195
50,335
3.75
12,292
777
Massachusetts
83
48,020
3.58
14,409
489
Maine
112
47,852
3.57
12,201
494
Florida
121
34,507
2.57
9,843
543
Alaska
102
31,813
2.37
8,004
214
New Hampshire
69
31,132
2.32
8,197
398
Missouri
79
30,440
2.27
9,132
392
Wyoming
94
28,594
2.13
8,643
385
Connecticut
31
26,320
1.96
6,717
172
New Jersey
43
24,741
1.85
7,406
349
Washington
86
23,063
1.72
6,869
351
Montana
74
22,938
1.71
7,098
235
Arizona
45
21,767
1.62
6,047
453
Georgia
47
21,393
1.60
5,944
321
Illinois
82
20,340
1.52
5,534
352
Ohio
84
19,738
1.47
6,679
422
Alabama
38
19,433
1.45
6,852
357
New Mexico
32
17,133
1.28
5,833
244
Virginia
64
16,703
1.25
5,060
292
Arkansas
41
16,677
1.24
3,948
271
Oregon
50
14,429
1.08
3,577
245
Vermont
43
13,124
0.98
3,889
139
Maryland
39
12,158
0.91
3,667
163
Idaho
48
11,936
0.89
3,372
144
Tennessee
49
9,380
0.70
2,825
247
Kentucky
33
9,136
0.68
2,336
186
South Carolina
26
8,750
0.65
2,742
122
Mississippi
22
6,016
0.45
1,860
114
West Virginia
28
5,922
0.44
1,932
79
Nebraska
25
5,128
0.38
1,340
79
Oklahoma
27
5,041
0.38
1,230
61
Utah
22
4,743
0.35
1,151
80
South Dakota
17
4,008
0.30
721
36
Nevada
8
1,615
0.12
681
58
Rhode Island
7
1,462
0.11
326
20
North Dakota
9
1,152
0.09
409
14
All other states, including those below
144
34,426
2.57
11,168
576
Indiana
54
D
D
(100-249)
Iowa
33
D
D
(100-249)
Louisiana
24
D
D
(100-249)
Kansas
26
D
D
(20-99)
Delaware
3
D
D
(1-19)
Hawaii
4
D
D
(1-19)
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Nonemployers account for 26
% of establishments and 2.5
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