Betsie Neft left corporate America so she and her husband, Brad, could chase a dream of becoming park owners. She’ll straight up tell you she didn’t have all the answers about running a campground. But she had a vision: to make a place where the community could always drop by and feel right at home. And that’s exactly what she did.

Auburn, Alabama, is a small town with a big love for football. Come fall, the town’s population swells as football enthusiasts flock to support Auburn University.But with a limited number of accommodations, where do all these fans stay? Enter University Station RV Resort, Auburn’s very own mini-town, offering a solution as grand as the town’s football spirit.

In the heart of Colorado's prairie lies Big Ben’s RV Park, a hidden gem that Ben, the park owner, brought back to life after years of dormancy. But Big Ben’s story is not just about a campground’s revival. It’s about one man’s determination to create a welcoming space for people just passing through—and those looking for a place to call home.

Nestled in the north Georgia mountains, Trackrock Campground and Cabins is a family-run haven for adventurers with a rich history spanning over five decades. Read their story here.