NEWS

The temperature continually drops as the dead of winter approaches. During the peak of the cold season, prioritizing the safety and well-being of campground and RV park employees is of the essence. Cold weather brings unique challenges and hazards that require careful consideration and proactive measures to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

Keeping your facilities modern and functional is key to enhancing your guests’ experience. Vacavia’s Bathhouse with Laundry Facility provides an all-in-one solution, offering convenience, durability, and versatility for your guests and even your staff. Let’s take a closer look at why this 630-square-foot unit is one of the smartest investments you can add to your campground.

Looking to introduce a family-friendly getaway at your campground? The Flint River Cabin is a top pick for campground owners aiming to offer an inviting, spacious rental that feels like home. Designed to comfortably accommodate six or more people, this cabin is ideal for families or groups looking to unwind together in a comfortable setting with enough wiggle space for everyone.

As the temperature drops, RV parks and campground owners face the challenge of maintaining operations in freezing temperatures. The need for heating, preventing pipes from freezing, and ensuring comfort for guests can lead to increased energy consumption and waste. However, implementing sustainable practices during the winter season can not only reduce environmental impact but also attract eco-conscious guests who appreciate your commitment to green initiatives. Here’s a guide to sustainable practices that will help keep your business eco-friendly this snow season.

Winter, often seen as a quiet season for campgrounds, presents a unique opportunity to create a magical experience and boost your revenue. Sure, it’s cold and snowy and might not be for everyone, but there are plenty of campers who wait all year for the snow so they can bring out their skis and start their snowy adventure.

Winter can be a quiet time for campgrounds, but it’s also a critical period for maintenance and preparation. The low temperatures can freeze a lot of things so proper preparation is of the essence. Taking steps to winterize your campground can ensure smooth operations and protect your investment. Here’s a comprehensive guide to maintaining your campground and accommodations during the colder months.

Vacavia Affordable Modular Solutions announces its solution to addressing the critical issue of affordable housing in Georgia- combining the power of modular construction and strategic partnerships. Through this, Vacavia aims to transform underutilized urban infill lots and heirs’ property into vibrant residential housing.

Vacavia Cottages and Cabins is thrilled to announce its groundbreaking Infill Lot Bounty Program designed to incentivize real estate agents to bring urban infill lots to the company. With this program, Vacavia will commission real estate agents $1,000 for every vacant lot they refer that goes under contract, which offers a straightforward path for agents to capitalize on untapped opportunities within the real estate market. Additionally, agents will be guaranteed the listing once Vacavia develops the lot into affordable, modular housing.

Owning a house in the U.S. has been getting more difficult as home prices hit critical highs. To address this growing housing affordability crisis, Vacavia Affordable Modular Solutions proudly announces the launch of four new modular home models: Loblolly Estate, Pecan Grove, Pecan Grove with Rear Screened Porch, and Timber Ridge. They are designed to tackle the challenge of affordable housing and transform underutilized urban spaces into vibrant communities.

Autumn camping has a charm that’s hard to beat. The air is crisp, the temperature is cooler, the leaves are changing, and campgrounds offer a serene atmosphere for campers looking to enjoy nature before winter rolls in. The lower humidity and absence of summer crowds also mean fewer bugs and more peaceful campsites. But here’s an idea that’s going to make fall camping even better for campers: tiny homes.