How To Fill Up Your RV Park To 50 Full Spaces - Here Is What Is Next...
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How much wide are the spaces between them and how far you put the pedestals for electricity.. and where the hook ups for water and sewer are located
its in the pictures of course. ;)
Buy an ice and filtered water machine.
are you saying we should sell ice?
@@RVParkProfits Yes, 70% of RV campers will buy ice at some point during their stay at a campground. Most will also buy filtered drinking and cooking water.
You can test this for yourself with a regular cube/chest freezer and buy bags of ice somewhere local and then increase the price a little to break even on electricity and time. I would even test the self-service honor payment system where a locked drop box is securely mounted next to the freezer.
The ice has to be easy to find and easy to buy otherwise it's a waste of time. Promote the ice sales at every single campground lot with a laminated printer paper image attached to the electrical hookup post. Lot renters will find the advertisement when connecting electricity to their camper. That electric post is a great place to advertise because it will be looked over carefully twice at a minimum during each campground visit.
@@RVParkProfits I estimate you will sell 18 bags of ice at $3 each for a total of $54 per day with a 50% occupancy rate and 70% buyer rate. That's roughly equivalent to selling 1.5 extra RV spaces per day ($36 each lot). This is all based on 50 lots.
@@RVParkProfits Another best seller is the "ICEE Freeze Squeeze Up Variety, Frozen, 30 ct." sold at Sams Club for $9.98, specifically the "Blue Raspberry" flavor. It will outsell anything else besides drinks in a vending machine. Guaranteed, all-year sales at $20 profit per case ($1 each).
Most people think selling RV lots at a campground is the only way to make money but the truth is, that vending machine sales can be a big money maker with a captive audience.
@@dammitbobby283 great idea!