At Campgroundviews.com we strive to make the website easy to use, simple to navigate, and amazingly fast. This last week we made a switch that will help all three of these goals. Campgroundviews.com is built on the very popular and widely used WordPress platform. Wordpress is the most popular open source software platform available for websites…
Social Media has empowered modern campers to quickly and easily share their candid camping experiences. FOXBORO, MA May 22, 2014 – Although the stereotype of RVers might be an older couple cruising around the US completing their bucket list, the modern camper is drastically different than in years past. Social media and easy access to…
Almost 4 years ago we set out on a crazy little mission with a simple goal of making it easier for campers like you to find great places to stay. After experiencing the pain of traveling to a new area and campground only to find it was not at all like the website photos or…
Learning to make your first S’More is a quintessential first step in the camping experience. No campfire is complete without a few gooey marshmallow flame-balls being blown out or the shear joy of ingesting enough sugar to keep you going late into the night. Having roasted, toasted, and tested thousands of S’mores over the years…
Video is the most powerful medium available online to communicate information to a wide audience. Some sources are calling for billions, with a b, of daily video views within the next few years. So why are RV Park owners getting it so wrong with their videos? To set a baseline for this discussion we will…
One of the biggest misconceptions that has become ingrained in the public consciousness is that Google, you know that large search engine, is always accurate AND is the best source of information on where to travel and stay when RVing or camping. This notion breeds from the original idea, perpetuated by Google in their early…
The nights are long, days are short, leaves have fallen, and Holiday music is starting to play which can only mean one thing… winter is fast approaching. Simply because it is cold out and white stuff is falling does not mean the end of RV travel. RVs are surprisingly resilient and functional in cold weather…