KOA: Camping Market Gets Younger, More Diverse

There’s no question that growth in camping is one of the biggest themes in the 2017 North American Camping Report, released today (March 14). Generation X and Millennials are driving a lot of growth in camping in general, but also in family camping, group camping and minority camping, according to the report, which was commissioned […]

Members Are Upbeat for 2017 at NCA Conference

The Northeast Conference on Camping opened Wednesday (March 16) in Nashua, N.H., with a lot of optimism for the upcoming camping season from member states comprising the Northeast Campground Association (NCA), which range from Maine to Maryland. “We have a wonderful program planned over the next three days,” said NCA Executive Director Cyndy Zbierski at the […]

KOA Report: Tech Drives Longer Camping Stays

Campers in North America are, unsurprisingly, placing more and more importance on technology, though they also have a bit of a love-hate relationship with the effect of “being connected” has on camping trips. But from a business standpoint, the overriding factor regarding technology is that, for U.S. campers, access to technology is allowing a substantial bloc […]

Campgrounds Adapting to Diverse Demographics

Across the North American camping market, tenting still reigns supreme, with roughly 60% of all campers using tents to enjoy the great outdoors and Millennials being the age group most likely to camp in a tent. But as the camping market grows younger and more racially and ethnically diverse, so too grows the popularity of other […]

IMHA-RVIC Links Vets, National Guard to Jobs

RonBreymier, executive director of the Indiana Manufactured Housing Housing Association-Recreation Vehicle Indiana Council Inc. (IMHA-RVIC), and Ken Eckstein, owner of Mount Comfort RV and immediate past president of IMHA-RVIC, took a dozen representatives of the Indiana National Guard and the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs on a tour of RV and manufactured housing providers in […]