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4 contributions to Camp Host Central
Jerry's Book
Good for you for taking on a book! It'd be great to hear more about what motivated you to write your book @Jerry Ross. DM me or post a response.
The 2026 Campground Playbook: Attracting The New Generation of Camper
Free on Kindle Unlimited https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GM3LZ1MZ The 2026 camping boom is here. Is your park ready for the new generation of campers—or getting left behind? Gen Z and Millennial guests now make up the majority of new campers and are driving demand for glamping, cabins, pet‑friendly stays, remote‑work sites, and “Instagrammable” weekends that blend Wi‑Fi with real digital detox. They spend more per day than older campers, travel more often, and choose parks based on photos, reviews, and online booking—yet many independent campgrounds are still running like it’s 2008. The 2026 Campground Playbook: Attracting the New Generation of Campers is a practical field guide for owners and managers of RV parks, campgrounds, and small outdoor resorts who want to thrive in this new era—without becoming a corporate “resort” or alienating loyal regulars. Inside, you’ll discover: - Who the 2026 camper really is—and what motivates them: affordability, wellness, “experiences over stuff,” and social sharing. - Big trends you can’t ignore: mixed accommodations, van and car campers, glamping, digital‑detox loops, and remote‑work‑ready zones. - Modern marketing that works: fixing Google and listings, using OTAs as a funnel, growing direct bookings, and posting simple social content that actually attracts campers. - How to design your park for experiences, not just site count—quiet loops, social clusters, premium “wow” sites, and low‑cost upgrades that improve how safe, clean, and special your park feels. - 2026‑ready revenue strategies: small‑park dynamic pricing, weekend and short‑stay tactics, packages (wellness, pet, and work‑from‑camp), and add‑ons that increase revenue per stay without guests feeling nickel‑and‑dimed. - Plug‑and‑play tools you can use immediately: confirmation and reminder templates, review requests, social caption formulas, a guest onboarding checklist, and a simple KPI dashboard (ADR, occupancy, reviews, repeat guests).
The 2026 Campground Playbook: Attracting The New Generation of Camper
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Awesome! We need more books like this. I'm getting it now. Thanks Jerry!
Let’s talk about the silence in here 👀
I’ve noticed something: A lot of smart people are inside this community… but not many are actually talking. No questions. No “this worked for me.” No “I’m stuck on this, any ideas?” And honestly, that silence is expensive. Because the real value of a community isn’t the content. It’s the conversations between people who are on the same path as you. So let’s change that—starting today. Here’s my challenge to you: Before you log off Skool today, make one tiny contribution: - Share 1 win you’ve had recently (big or small) - Or ask 1 question you’ve been sitting on - Or post 1 idea/lesson that might help someone else here Doesn’t have to be perfect. Doesn’t have to be “smart.” Just real. Why this matters When you stay quiet, you only get your own perspective. When you share, you tap into everyone else’s: - You get faster feedback - You see what’s working for others - You spot opportunities you’d never see alone And the more you contribute, the more this place becomes a: “This is where I go to get unstuck fast” kind of community. Your next move Drop a comment below right now with one of these: 1. “Here’s a win I had recently: …” 2. “Here’s where I’m stuck: …” 3. “Here’s something that might help someone: …” I read everything. Let’s make this community loud. 🔊
2 likes • Dec '25
Things low WAYYYY down in the winter for me. I still have some winter glampers, but they're primarily on the weekends and only when the weather is agreeable. This is a great time for me to be more involved in all those things that I don't have time for in the summer...like joining and contributing to online camping groups. 😁
2 likes • Dec '25
@Jerry Ross LOTS of campgrounds are considering a glamping highlight. The margins are quite nice, and the demand is there. I have 8 units with permits for 36, so we're growing. Check out Monument Glamping, my property: 3 container homes, 5 safari tents.
Welcome to CampHost Central!
You made it! This is your camp‑host home base—practical tips, friendly support, and real‑world tools to make every shift smoother. What you’ll find: quick checklists, guest‑conversation scripts, safety refreshers, and honest Q&A. Kick things off: - Comment with your name, park/state, and your current role (host, aspiring, camper, ranger, owner). - Share one win or one “wish‑I’d‑known.” - Ask one question you want answered this week. Glad you’re here—pull up a chair by the campfire and say hi!
Welcome to CampHost Central!
2 likes • Dec '25
I'm a glamping operator in Colorado: Monument Glamping. Glad to be in this group!
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Chris Jeub
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Former school teacher turned land developer, CEO of Monument Glamping, crushing the land-hacking real estate space

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Joined Dec 23, 2025
Monument, CO