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3 Camping Trends Campground Owners Should Keep in Mind

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Nearly six out of 10 American households report that one of the residents has gone camping, which makes investing in […]

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Investment Comparison: RV Park Vs. Mobile Home Park

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If you want to get into real estate investing, there are numerous options at your disposal. Although you can certainly […]

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Campground owners

3 Key Costs to Consider When Purchasing and Running a Campground

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When investors decide to purchase campsite franchises, they’re most likely thinking about the potential revenue stream. But as the saying […]

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3 Campground Amenities Families Want to See

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If you run a campground franchise, chances are you’ll want to do everything you can to appeal to potential campers. […]

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3 Important Steps to Take When Buying a Campground

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Camping is one of the most popular outdoor activities, with about six out of 10 households saying that someone in […]

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Franchisee Stories

Erv & Marilyn Banes – Frankenmuth, MI

We decided to convert to the Jellystone Park™ system in 1996 because the market conditions were changing. Several of our colleagues had converted and grown in the process. We found that by changing our customer base to families, rather than seniors, we expanded.

The advantage of a Jellystone Park™ is that it is so much more alive than the average park. Plus, campers view it as a high quality facility. When they see the name “Jellystone Park™” they know it’s going to be a notch up in quality and that it’s family-friendly.

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