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Recreational Demand

            
             The purpose of this paper is to evaluate what kind of demand people have for outdoor recreational activities. The idea of this paper is to collect information from people that tell a little about their experiences with outdoor recreational activities over the past year. This information will be compared and contrasted. I will not only be comparing different types of activities and participation rates but I will be looking at what kinds of people are participating in these activities. I will ask the people being surveyed about their basic demographic and socio- economic characteristics. This information will help me make some recommendations for the future needs of this region.
             Results.
             In this survey the minimum amount of people to be surveyed was 20. I had to approach 25 people with the survey to meet this criterion. One person out of the 25 did not return the survey. Four people did not have time to answer the survey and said that it would be better to ask someone else. No one was really reluctant to answer the survey. This is probably because I knew most of the people. I surveyed people from my neighborhood as well as family, friends, and co-workers. I suspect that I would have had to approach more people if I was asking people that I didn't know. All twenty people that answered the survey did so at the time I asked them with me present. One person said they would take it overnight and return it to me. This person did not return the survey in time for me to evaluate the information. I kept my survey as short as I could while still being able to get the information I needed. This probably contributed to my 80% response rate.
             There was 14 different activates that people reported participating in. This was out of 17 people. There was three people that said they had not participated in any outdoor recreational activates in the past year. Below I have a table of the activates that people reported participated in.


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