Stagecoach RV has been a part of Andrew Petty's life since the day he was born. In our latest blog, discover how Andrew blends family legacy, community care, and thoughtful communication to run his St. Augustine campground—keeping guests safe, informed, and welcomed, no matter the challenge.

Activities do more than just fill your guests’ schedules. They make your park stand out and keep campers coming back year after year. Getting started is easier than you think. Check out this blog for some fun ideas to get the ball rolling.

For many, a career in banking might represent stability and success. But for Ellie Giammattolo, it was a path that left her longing for more—more time with her family, more connection to the outdoors, and more opportunity to create something meaningful.

For Rebekah Spears, part of CampLife’s Customer Success team, it’s always been about the people. Every phone call, chat, and email she answers is an opportunity to connect with the parks she supports. But at the recent Camping in Ontario’s CampEx Conference, Rebekah had the chance to go beyond the screen and meet her customers in person—a moment she described as “more meaningful than I ever imagined.”

We know you might have a few questions about how CampLife’s Sign+Store works and how it can fit into your reservation process. To help, we’ve rounded up answers to some of the most common questions about this feature. Let's dive in!

Meet Kurt, a campground owner who's a bit overwhelmed. He knows he needs help, but he isn't sure if he needs reservation software or a property management system. Follow Kurt's journey as he compares the two in order to determine which is the best fit for his park.

As CampLife’s Customer Success Team Lead, Dan Benton takes his work on the road—literally. He and his wife, Nancy, spend most of the year living in their camper, but that doesn’t slow him down. Instead, living the RV lifestyle gives Dan a perspective that helps him better understand the needs of campground owners, far beyond the traditional sticks-and-bricks experience. 

Since 1923, Libby’s Oceanside Camp in York, Maine, has been a cherished destination for campers. Founded by Fred Libby, this family-run campground has remained strong by adapting to change while staying true to its roots. Read their story here.

Glamping, the combination of outdoor adventure and modern luxury, is a fantastic way to attract new guests to your park. It offers a fresh take on camping, catering to those who want to enjoy nature but prefer a bit of luxury. Whether you’re already thinking about adding glamping options or just starting to explore the idea, here are five ways to create a standout glamping experience at your park.

For over 70 years, Pinewood Lodge Campground in Plymouth, Massachusetts, has provided more than just a place to camp. It’s a living piece of history, a family legacy that stretches back generations, and a beloved destination for guests who return year after year. Brian Saunders, the fifth-generation owner, carries the weight of that legacy with pride, but it’s the land itself that tells the story.

Pinewood Lodge Campground in Plymouth, Massachusetts, has been around for over 70 years, but they’re not stuck in the past. Brian Saunders, a fifth-generation owner, has seen many changes in the camping industry over the decades, but he and his family have made it their mission to stay current, make their guests feel at home, and keep the land healthy and thriving.

If you’re looking for a way to boost revenue and offer more value to your guests, starting an RV storage business could be the perfect opportunity. Not only does it fill a critical need for RV owners, but it also helps you maximize the use of your campground space during off-peak times. Whether you’re just exploring the idea or ready to roll, here are five steps to help you get your RV storage business up and running.