Campground operators looking to streamline utility billing now have an opportunity to learn about Remote Meter Reading at a free webinar hosted by CampLife on February 5, at 11 a.m. EST.
As RVs use more power and guests extend their stays, parks are increasingly focused on efficient ways to track and bill for electricity, water, and gas.
The webinar will offer practical insights on integrating remote metering into daily campground operations.
The session will feature Wild Energy, one of CampLife’s utility metering integration partners, alongside Kim Mulkey, property manager at University Station RV Resort, who recently implemented Remote Meter Reading at her park.
“Remote Meter Reading is something a lot of park owners are curious about,” Dan Benton, CampLife’s Customer Success Team Lead, said. “This webinar is a chance to slow down and ask questions before deciding what makes sense for your park.”
The webinar format will include a live discussion and time for attendees to ask questions. Campground owners and industry professionals can reserve a spot at CampLife Webinar Registration.
Founded in 2006 by Tyler and Jackie Duffy, CampLife began as Campground Automation Systems to address challenges the couple experienced while staying in remote campgrounds.
The company now serves over 900 parks across the United States and Canada, ranging from single-site operations to large systems, including several county parks and West Virginia’s State Parks.
CampLife’s reservation and park management software powers online site bookings and automates everyday park tasks, helping operators increase efficiency, reduce employee fatigue, and focus on enhancing guest experiences.
Since 2006, over 72 million camper nights have been booked through CampLife’s system.
“Campground operators often struggle with software that limits their efficiency. CampLife develops reservation and park management solutions that help operators maximize their properties and deliver experiences guests can’t wait to repeat,” the company indicates.
“These parks range from small to large, family-owned to corporate, private to government, and from a single park to an entire park system,” the company adds.
For more information about CampLife, visit their website here.