Recreation One-Stop Performance Measures - Summary View
The Recreation One-Stop initiative makes it easier for citizens to plan a vacation (or a brief recreational break during a business trip), and make a reservation for a campsite, cabin, or tour at Federal recreation sites.
The audience includes all US citizens plus potential tourists (>300 million) as well as recreational data sharing partners including 11 Federal agencies, 50 states, and assorted travel providers.
Metric Name | Measure | Measure Period | FY08 Target | Description/Context |
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% of Federal agencies exchanging data with Recreation Information Database (RIDB) | 100% | As of 8/07 | 100% | 11 federal partners (Smithsonian, Tennessee Valley Authority, National Archives, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Federal Highway Administration, Forest Service, Bureau of Reclamation, National Park Service, Army Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Land Management, and Fish and Wildlife Service) manage federal recreation areas. All 11 organizations provide information to the Recreation Information Database (RIDB). |
% of Federal areas/facilities in RIDB | 85% | As of 8/07 | 100% | Includes recreational areas (e.g., national forests) and facilities (e.g., campgrounds). |
# of non-Federal partners utilizing data from the RIDB | 2 | As of 3/08 | Not Available | There are 2 non-Federal partners utilizing data from the RIDB to post to their website. Non-Federal partners include states, travel bureaus, visitor bureaus, convention bureaus, and other organizations. |
% of reservations made online per quarter | 76% | Q2 FY08 | 70% | Current measure reflects usage of legacy reservation systems (National Park Reservation Service and National Recreation Reservation Service). |
# of visits to Recreation.gov | 7,569,017 | As of 2/08 | Not Available | Recreation.gov re-launched February 7, 2007. |
Customer satisfaction with the interagency reservation system | 64 | As of 3/08 | Not Available | Recreation One-Stop began using a new satisfaction measurement tool in Fall '07. The current score on the Amesican Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) is a 64. |
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