Outdoor Hospitality ·
Choice Hotels' $130 Million Harvest Hosts Deal: What RVers Need to Know
Choice Hotels agreed to acquire Harvest Hosts for about $130 million. Here is what members are told about pricing, the app and Choice Privileges.
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Outdoor Hospitality ·
Choice Hotels agreed to acquire Harvest Hosts for about $130 million. Here is what members are told about pricing, the app and Choice Privileges.
Outdoor Hospitality ·
New 2028-model RVs will monitor campground electrical grounding before accepting power, making pedestal maintenance more important than ever.
Outdoor Hospitality ·
Outdoor hospitality jobs keep campgrounds running as booking technology, investment and hiring rules reshape the industry.
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Outdoor hospitality is splitting: annual RV demand remains strong while short stays soften. Here’s what campground owners, workampers, and RVers need to know.
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Camping, RV travel, and outdoor accommodation have expanded from seasonal pastimes into a year-round economic sector that touches hospitality, land management, technology, and workforce development simultaneously. Here's what's driving the growth — and what it means for anyone looking to work in it.
Outdoor Hospitality ·
The campground of 2026 often looks substantially different from the campground of 2010. Glamping accommodations, resort pools, adventure programming, and farm-to-table restaurants are no longer unusual. This amenity expansion is creating new types of workamping opportunities.
Outdoor Hospitality ·
Campgrounds and parks in desirable locations have faced a persistent workforce challenge for years. The structural reasons are specific — and workamping has become a credible answer to a problem that traditional hiring hasn't solved.
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Running a small independent campground has never been simple. The infrastructure costs are real, the revenue window is compressed, and the margin for error is thin. The past several years added new pressures — and the operators who've stayed profitable have had to adapt.
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Campground operators who've worked with both workampers and traditional seasonal workers usually describe a consistent difference. The key isn't skill or experience — it's motivation, stability, and skin in the game.