Join us in welcoming a recent addition to our team, Jordan David Sommers aka JD, a multi-linguist possessing a diverse interdisciplinary career history.

Are you ready to dive into the heart of outdoor hospitality innovation? Join us at a leading networking and educational event for Southern outdoor hospitality — the 2024 Florida and Alabama RV Park and Campground Association (FARVC) Outdoor Hospitality Conference and Expo, set to take place from May 14 to May 17, 2024, at The Orlando Hilton, Orlando Fla.

Thinking about a minimalist space that you can use as an accessory dwelling unit, an AirBnB rental, a cozy cabin retreat, or just an affordable space with the modern amenities for day-to-day living? Look no further than our cozy tiny home. Every square foot of this carefully designed unit offers the utility of a fully functioning house but in a compact and much easier to maintain way.

Recreational travel and outdoor activities have exploded since the world recovered from the pandemic. The outdoor hospitality industry, which includes RV parks, glamping sites, campgrounds, and vacation rentals, has seen an unprecedented surge in demand, with camping alone being at an all-time high in 2022[1], accounting for 40% of leisure trips that year [2].

The effectiveness of a campground’s operation is greatly influenced by the essential role played by its staff. The roles played by the staff are diverse and entail maintenance and upkeep, positive guest experiences, and ensuring camper safety and security. Since campgrounds drive the local economy by generating revenue [1], the staff are an indispensable component. But prioritizing and ensuring that staff housing meets the stringent standards of regulatory authorities is a very important aspect that is often ignored.

International Workers and Campground Staff Housing, Campgrounds across the US rely heavily on seasonal staff to keep operations running smoothly.

In the ever-evolving manufacturing space, staying ahead of the curve and delivering exceptional products and service is a constant endeavor. At Vacavia Cottages & Cabins, our commitment to excellence has led us to embrace Six Sigma, a data-driven methodology focused on process improvement. We are thrilled to announce that Gina Tabasso, director of marketing & business development and a dedicated team member, has completed her Six Sigma Green Belt and is starting her Black Belt, which marks a significant milestone in our continuous improvement journey. As a Green Belt, Gina has acquired the skills and knowledge needed to analyze and solve problems within our processes and will contribute significantly to enhancing operational efficiency.

Vacavia Cottages & Cabins, a manufacturer of park model homes, tiny homes, and modular homes, recently participated in the 2024 ACA National Conference in New Orleans, La. This event served as an invaluable platform for industry leaders to reconvene, exchange ideas, and explore innovative approaches to enhancing the camping experience for guests.

Ochlocknee, GA, February 14, 2024 – In recognition of his role as the owner of an emerging service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), Entrepreneur and Business Owner Matt Williams has been honored with a $10,000 scholarship from Bank of America’s Supplier Diversity and Small & Diverse Business Scholarship Program.

The H-2A migrant worker visa program is essential to the United States agricultural workforce. Designed to address labor shortages in the farming sector, this program allows U.S. employers or agents to hire foreign nationals for temporary agricultural work. Compliance measures and modifications to housing standards have recently been implemented to enhance worker protection. Exploring how the H-2A program can tie into the growing ecotourism trend is also a benefit to farm owners and visitors.