Does your campground have a coworking space? If not, you may want to think twice...

Donna Bordeaux advises campground owners to set up a coworking space with strong internet for remote workers and students. Advertise it on your website and at check-in, and decide whether to offer it first-come or by reservation.
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With many people working remotely now and kids going to school virtually, there may be a great need for an area in your park where someone can get a good Internet connection and have some quiet space. Do you have a place like this? If you do, you might want to advertise it to your guests as they're coming in or even post that on your website. That can be a great benefit nowadays. As a friend of mine was recording a video and trying to do a meeting from his camper and kids were running in the background, the dogs were running around. It was very distracting to him as well as I'm sure, to his meeting participants. So think about, do you have a space, indoor or outdoor, where the Internet connection is good, that you could offer up for this very purpose? Many of your guests are looking for this kind of space. And if your Internet in your park is not the premier service, perhaps you have a better place where they can go where the Internet signal is stronger. I'd encourage you to take a look, publicize that to your guests if they're having a quick meeting. It can be on a first come, first serve basis or you could even do it by reservation. And if you don't have such an area, is there room where you could create one? It's a great amenity for your guests. I'm Donna Bordeaux from campgroundaccounting.com Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Make sure you check out our blog and our website from the link below. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and hit the bell to be notified when we post. To contact me, email me at donnaampgroundaccounting.com Satan.










