If you’ve taken a demo recently, you may have already met CampLife’s newest account executive, Brandon Reese. However, you may not know about the remarkable journey that brought him to this role. What began as a routine physical turned into a pivotal moment that would not only alter the course of his health but also influence the path of his career.

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.”

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. 

Software development doesn’t typically conjure up images of families and friends gathering round the campfire. But that’s the end result when three members of the Dev Team—Chad, Jonathan, and Micah—integrate their coding expertise with their roles at CampLife. Let’s dive into how their individual skills harmonize to enhance the campground management experience and keep guests looking forward to booking their next trip.

CampLife team members describe Lisa Keck as a mother hen. She watches over every detail of each park’s unique build, ensuring they’re ready to soar in the CampLife system. But she doesn’t take it personally when one of her parks is ready to leave the nest. Instead, she celebrates with them—because they’re well-prepared for the journey. Read Lisa's story here.

As CampLife’s Customer Success Coach, Kristine Sanchez serves as a lifeline to parks who need a hand operating the software. She takes her job seriously because early on, she needed a lifeline—or two—as well. Read Kristine's story here!

Software development hasn’t always been in Johannes Chitura’s wheelhouse—but it is now. In fact, he helps keep the wheels propelling CampLife’s robust rules engine turning and burning. And he can’t imagine doing anything else. Check out this blog post to read Johannes' story.

When CampLife's parks reach out for help, Customer Success and Accounting Coach Nicole Tedder fearlessly answers the call. And her advice always adds up!

Lacy Oesch likes to talk. However, since joining CampLife as an Onboarding Coordinator, she recognizes the difference between talking and communicating—and she’s gotten pretty good at both.

Todd may hide behind leaves, but he doesn't hide from big responsibilities at CampLife.