The industry-leading webinar series launched by ARVC in mid-March continues with an open forum discussion with industry leaders and campground owners from across the country. Join us at 11am ET on Sept. 24 as ARVC staff and panelists give an industry update, followed by park owners sharing their stories of the summer season, the losses and wins brought about by COVID-19 and more. We'll allow plenty of time for live Q&A, so please come prepared to ask your questions or submit them ahead of time.

Register now for the webinar or contact us with questions.

The Takeaway Tours are always one of the most popular experiences offered at ARVC’s annual Outdoor Hospitality Conference and Expo (OHCE). With OHCE2020 going virtual, instead of traveling to parks, ARVC is bringing the parks to you and including it in the cost of registration. 

Tours this year will feature, Jolly Roger RV Resort in Marathon, Fla., Nature’s Resort in Homosassa, Fla., and Cross Creek RV Resort in Arcadia, Fla.

The survey for ARVC's 2020 Industry Trends and Insights Report for is about to close, but you still have time to participate.

By now you should have received multiple emails from ARVC President/CEO Paul Bambei with a unique use code asking you to take the survey. As a thanks for completing the survey, you will receive the full results of the 2020 survey first and be entered to win one (1) $500 Visa gift card or one of five (5) $100 Visa gift cards. 

Christine Taylor, an associate at The Towne Law Firm, P.C., who frequently serves as the legal expert on our panels during the ARVC Webinar Series, dives in on the current hot topic of mask mandates and enforcement for the industry in this article with Woodall's Campground Management.

Click the article to learn more about the best way to keep your guests and park protected.

The U.S. Census Bureau has begun a phase of work called "Enumeration of Temporary Locations". Campgrounds may be contacted as the Census Bureau counts people who live a majority of the year in areas usually thought of as temporary locations. Census workers visiting your park should readily accept your response that no one lives in the campground the majority of the year without talking to everyone at individual campground sites. According to the Census Bureau’s website..."Anyone who reports a usual home elsewhere should be counted at that home." Learn more about the process, protocols and what information and access you must share with census workers.