Many RV parks and campgrounds in the US close their doors for the winter. Heavy snow in the northeast sends a lot of those campers to the southwest to warm their bones and wait out the cold weather back home. For the parks that close… Read More »Honey Wagons Help When You Close for the Season
This California KOA is a busy place with 312 sizable sites on 70 acres. It’s only 35 miles from the Golden Gate Bridge and there are lots of local wineries and breweries in the area. You can hop on a guided tour right from the… Read More »Customer Spotlight – San Francisco North/Petaluma KOA
Most campers are respectful of their environment and of the waste water dumping rules at your RV park or campground. There are a few, however, who can create problems by secretly dumping gray water at their campsite. When asked why they would do such a… Read More »Stealth Gray Water Dumping
Sherwood Forest Campground and Resorts is located in Olivet Michigan. They are open from mid-April to mid-October each year. This 60 acre campground is family-friendly with plenty of activities for the kids. When camping there you will have access to plenty of groomed hiking trails… Read More »Customer Spotlight – Sherwood Forest Campground
Each RV park and campground has their own way of offering Honey Wagon services due to their unique setup and campers’ needs. Some parks prefer to pump on a schedule ranging from days of the week to areas of the campground and others will pump… Read More »Organizing Your Pumping Schedule
This beautiful 33 1/2 acre campground is located on the incredible Bay of Fundy. The tides roll in and out each day and the ocean provides all the scenery you could ask for. Within the campground you’ll find a Pine tree that is more than… Read More »Customer Spotlight – Oak Bay Campground
The two most common concerns for campers seem to be clean bathrooms and good dump stations. You see these issues commented on over and over again when reading campground and RV park reviews online. These are things your campers expect and will voice their disappointment… Read More »Campers Leave Bad Reviews Over Poor Dump Station Experiences
Well, that rumor is a little tongue-in-cheek but there may be a grain of truth to it. Sunday is probably the biggest day of the week for sewer problems in the campground. It is the day when a large percentage of your campers are checking… Read More »Is It True That Campground Sewers Always Overflow on Sundays?
This lakefront campground offers a beautiful sandy beach, swimming, fishing, boating, and water sports of all kinds. Campers can put their own portable dock up during their seasonal stay. They are pet friendly and open for all of three seasons. Because they are a heavily… Read More »Customer Spotlight – Bayview Trailer Park
Your honey wagon purchase could be one of the best investments you make for your RV park or campground business. While you are busy running your business and taking care of your campers, your honey wagon can be safely stored and ready for plenty of… Read More »Top Five Reasons You Need a Phelps Honey Wagon