The BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association (BCLCA) announced the addition of new members as part of its ongoing effort to expand resources and strengthen its network across British Columbia. The new members include both active participants and suppliers, enhancing the association’s offerings for operators and businesses in the outdoor hospitality sector.
Among the newly announced active members is Raising the Bar Professional Services Inc., based in Tappen. The company joins a growing list of businesses working with BCLCA to support campground and lodging operators across the province.
The association also announced a new supplier partnership with BLUETTI, a company recognized for its portable power solutions. BLUETTI’s involvement brings a suite of products tailored for campgrounds, RV owners, and outdoor travelers seeking reliable and sustainable energy sources.
BLUETTI also offers high-capacity solar generators, portable power stations, solar panels, and eco-friendly battery storage systems. These products are designed to help reduce reliance on fuel-powered generators while providing clean, quiet energy for both recreational and professional use.
The company’s partnership with BCLCA is expected to bring value not only to campground and RV park operators but also to individual members who rely on efficient and eco-friendly power systems. BLUETTI’s emphasis on sustainability aligns with the industry’s broader move toward greener operations.
To mark its new role as a BCLCA supplier, BLUETTI announced an exclusive discount for association members. The promotion includes 5% off all portable power stations and solar panels purchased through the company’s official website with the code BCLCA.
Such supplier partnerships are designed to give BCLCA members access to products and services at reduced costs while also strengthening relationships between operators and solution providers. These collaborations form part of the association’s strategy to support members with both operational tools and financial incentives.
The introduction of new members and suppliers underscores BCLCA’s commitment to growing its network of partners. By doing so, the association aims to increase the range of resources available to businesses in British Columbia’s lodging and camping sector.