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Camping on a Maine Blueberry Farm: How One Landowner Found Joy in Sharing His Hilltop View
Landowners are partnering with Hipcamp to earn extra money by connecting their properties with folks looking to stay and camp…
California Makes Low-Impact Camping Official—Here’s What It Means for Landowners and Campers Alike
Thanks to the voices of thousands of Hipcamp Hosts, campers, and partners, California Assembly Bill 518 (AB 518)—the Low-Impact Camping…
The Essential Guide to Campground Marketing
The first step to getting bookings for your campground or RV park is making sure people know about it. So…
The Ultimate RV Park and Campground Business Plan: A Guide and Template
“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” So said Benjamin Franklin and a million bumper stickers ever since.…
How to Start a Campground or RV Park
Thinking about starting a campground? Maybe you've got some land of your own or perhaps you're considering buying a property…
This Magical Sonoma County Farm Combines Ranching, Recreation, and Restoration
In unincorporated Sonoma County, Salmon Creek Ranch sits perched two miles off California's coast. Scottish Highland cattle graze across John…
How to Install RV Hookups on Your Property
Thinking it might be time to install RV hookups on your land? Adding hookups to your property sets you up…
Agritourism Reforms Make it Easy for Working Farms to Welcome Guests
Tourism and agriculture are the perfect pairing, providing revenue streams for primary producers with a story to tell and land…
4 Easy Tips for Taking Beautiful Photos of Your Land
We’re so excited you’ve decided to share your unique piece of land with our community of outdoors-lovers and adventure-seekers, and…
Starting a pop-up campsite in the UK: The 28-day rule and the 60-day rule
What is a pop-up campsite? A pop-up campsite is the colloquial name given to a campsite that only operates for…