Campground owner Blogs

In our recent webinar, which you can watch here, we talked about six different industry challenges. We’re going to outline what they are and what your campground can do to adapt.

As the busy season comes to a close for most campgrounds, one area you might be looking to improve is your website. After all, this is likely the first place that future campers will find out about you, and you want to make sure it looks great and has the information they need. Whether you are tech-savvy and try tackling this project yourself or plan on outsourcing the work, here are a few tips to get you started.

We recently surveyed our campers for the 2022 camping season.

The primary challenges come from either not enough campsites, things that the campground could improve or not enough information when booking a campsite. While we likely didn’t need a survey to tell us that it was challenging to find a campsite the specifics as to why people struggle are insightful. As we discuss the results the majority of the recommendations apply to privately owned campgrounds. While some ideas may work at municipal or provincial campgrounds, we believe that their mandate and motivations are slightly different.

As the busy season comes to a close for most campgrounds, one area you might be looking to improve is your website. After all, this is likely the first place that future campers will find out about you, and you want to make sure it looks great and has the information they need. Whether you are tech-savvy and try tackling this project yourself or plan on outsourcing the work, here are a few tips to get you started.

Raising prices is typically not a fun decision – especially if you’re getting negative feedback from campers. You can do a few things to smooth out the potential impact. Here are 8 tips to make raising prices at your campground easier.

Getting a website for your campground might seem like a daunting task, however it can be super important to get campers to trust your campground