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.

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. 

We know how much you love sharing your beautiful spaces with guests and creating unforgettable experiences. So to help you make the best decisions for your park, we’ve put together a new blog post that dives into how you can use reporting to drive your business decisions.

Meet Jack, a campground owner who recently upgraded his operations with a modern reservation system. With all the buzz about seamless integrations, he was eager to try things out. Things didn’t go as planned, but now Jack knows the key questions to ask for future integrations. Click here for more about Jack's story.

Imagine running a bustling campground, filled with happy campers , all while a dedicated, enthusiastic staff keeps everything running smoothly. This ideal scenario is achievable, but as many campground owners know, it doesn’t come without challenges—particularly when it comes to staffing. So the CampLife team reached out to several owners and operators who use our reservation software to gather insights about building effective teams. Check out this blog post to see what they had to share.

Choosing the right payment processor is crucial for campground owners who need to keep up with evolving consumer preferences. In this blog post, you'll discover key questions to ask credit card processors to aid you in making the best decision possible for your campground.

In the complex world of revenue management, expert guidance is invaluable. Jeff Hoffman, a distinguished figure in the camping industry with nearly five decades of experience and a history of owning 13 campgrounds, recently shared his wealth of knowledge with the CampLife team. His insights aim to assist campground owners in refining their rate management strategies.

In the ever-changing landscape of campground management, there’s a growing shift toward integrating cabins into traditional camping sites. This isn’t just about upgrading facilities; it’s about crafting experiences. Jim Franck from Lancaster Log Cabins and Bill and Marsha Cable from Austin Lake RV Park and Cabins recently sat down with us to share their experience, painting a picture that blends financial savvy with campground community building.

When it comes to managing your park’s finances, having the right tools at your fingertips can make all the difference. That’s why it’s essential to ask your software provider about the accounting tools they offer. Click here to read more.

When it comes to adopting new software for your campground, the onboarding team plays a pivotal role. To help you make the most of this valuable resource, this blog post discusses 5 questions you should ask your software’s onboarding team in order to ensure a smooth transition.