RoverPass

At RoverPass, we are always looking for ways to simplify the RV campground management process so that you, the campground owner, can focus on the most important part of the business, taking care of your guests. Because we know every campground is unique, you need a tool that can adjust your park to your needs. That is why we’re excited to announce the latest update to the RoverPass campground management Software, Reservation Builder Payment Forms. With this new addition to the reservation builder, owners have even more control over how their money is handled. Now choose to receive payments in the form of credit card, cash or check, with customizable settings for each. Reduce the chances of a no show with pre-check in payment options . Whether accepting payment in the form of cash, card or check, you can choose to have guests pay everything up front, fees first with the rest due at check-in, or fees and partial amounts with the rest due at check-in. We’ll crunch the numbers for...

Full-time RVer, Diann, shares what she looks for when searching for the best RV parks. The newer you are to RV culture, the less you know about the different campground facilities and amenities that will make your stay as enjoyable as it can get. There are seven things I look for in the best RV parks — and they’re commonly found at the best RV campgrounds around the country. This past April, my husband and I started full-time in our fifth wheel and as we get more experience and visit more parks (five in just the last three months!) we also get more particular about what we look for in an RV campground . Of course we want the property to be clean, well maintained, and have working facilities. But more specifically, we keep our eye out for best RV parks in Florida that have a designated pet area, one that has a single hookup station, and lot sizes that are comfortable and spacious. To make it easier to find the right RV parks for us, I put together a list of attributes...

The kind of RV shower head you equip your RV with can make or break your RV bathing experience. As was likely the case with your shower at home, the RV shower head that came with your vehicle probably isn’t going to get you the best value for your amount of water pressure. The majority of shower heads that come standard in RVs are made of cheap plastic and customized design to save water. While keeping water usage to a minimum is a good idea when camping , it’s understandable to want more than a slight trickle while you wash up. Even if water conservation is your most important factor in an RV shower head, using one with good pressure in short bursts can use much less water than an RV shower head with poor pressure continuously. With all that in mind, let’s look at the specifics of what makes for a good shower head. (Not good shower head, a good shower head. You’re dirty. Go shower.) Selecting the Right RV Shower Head Your RV shower head is likely the single most import...