Campspot was recently recognized as the 2022 Supplier of the Year at the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC) Awards of Excellence ceremony.
Winners were announced during the annual Outdoor Hospitality Conference and Expo, held on November 7-10 in Orlando, Florida.
Each year, the awards recognize top brands in the outdoor hospitality industry, and the Supplier of the Year Award is given to an industry supplier exemplifying excellence in product solutions, innovation, customer service, and support. Of the eight individual campgrounds awarded, five are also Campspot customers.
“The entire Campspot family is thrilled to have been awarded Supplier of the Year at this year’s ARVC Awards of Excellence,” said Michael Scheinman, CEO at Campspot. “We’re so thankful to our campground partners, industry advocates, and of course the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds for giving us a chance to serve the outdoor travel industry, and I’m incredibly proud of the Campspot team for all they’ve accomplished.”
With outdoor travel demand only set to increase in the next year, Campspot—the leading outdoor marketplace and reservation software provider—is continuing to empower campers and campgrounds alike by setting the standard for what the best all-in-one management system can be.
This includes significant and ongoing investment in the product platform, expanding their tech team by a factor of three since early last year, and adding a 24/7 on-call engineering team to guarantee responsiveness to customer needs, day or night.
They’ve also grown their customer support team by over 200% and added additional support during high-demand moments, all with the goal of creating a best-in-class customer experience.
“Our goal from the beginning has always been to bring a better, more modern booking experience to the camping industry. As excited as we are by what we’ve already achieved, we’re already developing new ways to provide even more value to our customers, and I can’t wait to share what else we have in the works,” said Scheinman.