Most parks that have a long list of fun things to do for children and adults so they probably used their First Aid Kit several times a week. By the end of the season the box may be missing quite a few items.

 If your resort will soon open for a new season, or you're preparing to move from your slow and easy winter mode to your fast and productive summer season, the list we talked about last fall is about to be pulled from the file.

 There is no doubt that having Wi-Fi in your park increases your sales. However, many park reviewers mention the quality of the service, and certainly write about poor or no service. RV directories list Wi-Fi as part of their write-ups on the amenities and services for the park. Many free services are not consistently that great, but similar problems may exist with paid systems. This is because some of the paid companies install the system like a pay phone, then drive away and expect it to work perfectly from then on. Weather, viruses, and the human factor often throw these systems out of whack, and then everyone waits for the service to be restored.

Of course you do. An easy way to do this is a create a 'membership' card. This card could be free or for a fee based on the services afforded. The simplest card is like those used by restaurants like Subways. Each time you purchase a sub, your card is stamped until you have enough for one free. It works!

 A newsletter is a very economical and yet powerful marketing tool to insert into your site map, and with today's technology, it is also possible to create a digital copy to email to your mailing list.