Travel and Tips

Running a successful campground is more than just having a great location. Just like how no two campgrounds are the same, no two campers are exactly alike. Truly understanding who your campers are and what they value most will help you to know how to provide the best experience possible. We at RoverPass have come up with...

There are many ways to attract more customers to your RV facility, from having great showers to providing fun events. Here are just 5 community collaborations to attract more customers. If you’re looking to expand, or try something new, there’s another simple way to bring more people to your park: community collaborations. The idea is that you connect...

RVing is more than just an outdoor activity – it’s a lifestyle. Here are 6 ways to create great experiences for RVers. In the U.S. alone, there are around 40 million people who take part in recreational vehicle activities every year. There are also roughly 9 million American families who own RVs. But with more than 16,000 campground...

Fall is in the air at campgrounds and RV parks around the country. Before we head out of the office for turkey and fixings, we’ve rounded up the best tips for busy campground and RV park managers to make the most of the season for their campers. Here is a list of 5 ways to keep your campers...

Camping at your favorite destinations is made easier with recreational vehicles. They make bringing your camping food ideas to fruition a breeze. Moreover, thanks to the websites like CouponsMonk, you can book an RV at an affordable rate now. But, when it comes to packing the bags, things need to be handled quite strategically. Especially for the...

This will be the fundamental guide to free camping and boondocking. You’ve undoubtedly heard of boondocking before, but you may not know what it is. Boondocking, or dry camping in an RV, is a form of free camping without any hookups. This means no running water, electricity, or access to restrooms. Essentially, boondocking is driving out into the...

It’s particularly difficult to be named one of the best large RV parks in the country. Competition gets stiffer when you’re competing with the big boys. Huge RV parks tend to have more amenities and larger budgets than their smaller companions. Many of them also include conveniences money can’t by, such as flowing views or fantastic views....

Now that temperatures are dropping in the north and first snows are setting in, many people are migrating south to spend winter in the warmer climates. Some families have second homes and others rent long-term condos or cabins to enjoy better temperatures, but many couples are known to southerners as “snowbirds” are hauling trailers and RVs to...

Small, privately owned campgrounds and RV parks are where it all started. They might not come with all the fancy luxury amenities of jumbo RV resorts, but they offer the peace and quiet of a more authentic camping experience. When you’re looking to go hiking, stargazing, roasting smores by the campfire, and grilling burgers, these are the type...

The majority of the campgrounds you’ve stayed at over the course of your life likely fit into the category we’d call “medium-sized campgrounds.” These are RV parks and campgrounds with between 25 and 124 campsites. To make our top ten for this category, the park had to offer a quiet and relaxing environment (no city campgrounds!), have enough...