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If your park has empty sites, we want to help you get more guests!

If your park is full or almost full, you should raise your price and keep guests coming back at a higher price with these tips and ideas.


 After writing 8 books to help parks get closer to full, we have taken the best tips and ideas from those books for this publication.

(things I would do if I were hired to fill your park)




LESSON 1


MY FIRST


TEN


STEPS





READ


LESSON 2


The Magic of Full 

The Attitude of Full

Developing an All-Star Team 

 The Pricing of Full

Basic Concepts

Curb Appeal

 The Office

Common Facilities Park Tours

 Print Literature


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LESSON 3


Site Offerings

 Logo Advertising

Share The Fun

Free Publicity/Advertising

Winning Award 

 Park Model Rules

 Signage

Open House Events Local Ambassadors

Why Won’t My Bread

Fit My Toaster


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LESSON 4


Lifetime Value 

 Do You Wave?

Three Types of Guests

To Hot Too Cold Too Wet

Local Ambassadors Returning Guest Recognition

Extend Your Season 

 Legacy Camping

Seasonal, Full Time, Overnight

Tutoring In The Park

READ


LESSON 5


Interns

24/7/365 Web Site

Shoot ‘till You Hit

The Porch

Don’t Get In The Way

Your Staff Wants A Raise  Have A Great Store

Season Campers’ Stuff  Invite Them for Lunch

The Best Library


READ


LESSON 6


Let’s Talk Maintenance

Just Change The Pictures

Staff Advancement

Adult Swim

Speakers and Free Coffee

Going Digital

A Place For Everything

10 Maintenance Questions

Staff Meetings

 


READ


LESSON 7


Purpose of Maintenance  Poor Attendance

Do Nothing - Hanging Out  Avoiding Burnout

Valet Parking

Territorial Behavior

Cabin In The Woods

Work Orders

Planting Seeds



READ


LESSON 8


What They Are Saying

Work Ethic - Best vs Full
Wal-Mart Magic

16 Things

Hide The Cars
Really Disappointed Recent Job – Halloween

How Do You Look

 Quick Check In



READ


LESSON 9


Focal Point - Make It Simple - Mascots

One Last Look - Karaoke Assigning Sites

No Lights

Mozart By The River

Line Dance - One Room School - College Help

When You Mow - Skills To Have - Sunrise Breakfast

 


READ


LESSON 10


Renting/Selling Park Model Homes

Don’t sell the features, tell them about the lifestyle!

Suggestions for creating a brochure/marketing plan.

Maybe It’s Time - The Art of Getting Away - It’s a Good Thing – Loss of Electricity - Looking Forward

Second Home Benefits 

 The Park Model Solution

READ


LESSON 11


Just One To Start

Sale of RV Parks

He was Wearing White Socks

I think My Vision Is Blurred

Your Park’s Natural Setting  Park Rules & Pets

Activities

Names Birthdays Hometowns



READ


LESSON 12


Our 80-page


winning


application


for


State Park


Of The Year!


READ



Final Thoughts


 

 

“It is my sincere desire that more and more parks would offer Christian activities

for their park guests. I am thankful to have been given the opportunity to serve

as a park manager and to be able to share these ideas." Gary Fisher

 

 

It Doesn’t Matter

Gary Fisher

I am so thankful to have been given the opportunity to grow up, work, learn and

enjoy life. How delightful it is to remember my family, neighbors and friends

who were of help and guidance. How grateful I am to my parents and

grandparents who worked so hard to make our family successful and show

me the fruits of hard work. 
 
As I think back to all that has happened, combined with what I now realize, there

is an important lesson that I feel compelled to pass along. Do you remember

the house you grew up in as a child? Who was your favorite teacher? What was

your first major disappointment? Has your favorite music changed over the years?

Who is your closest friend? Did you ever get in trouble with the law? What is your favorite holiday? Think back over all the events of your story from your birth

 until this very day. Now consider that no matter how great or hard your story is,

or how different it is from anyone else’s you know, there was always one thing

that was consistent for us all. 


But some will say, “We are too different. There are so many different lives to live,

how could any one thing be the same in everyone’s life?”


As you reflect on your story, one fact will always remain: with every step, event,

 success or failure, happiness or sadness, and every breath you have taken in your

life, there is one common thread…


Jesus Christ,

He was there all the time.


Yes, for you, me, and everyone else,

It really doesn’t matter whether you are young or old, male or female, married

or single, black or white or another race, rich or poor or middle class, healthy or

not well. 


It doesn’t matter if you live in the United States or another country, in a large city, a suburb, or a small rural town.


It doesn’t matter if you have many siblings, are an only child or an orphan,

if you have many friends or none.

It doesn’t matter if you graduated from school or not; wear business clothing or a

t-shirt at work; attend a church or not.


It doesn’t matter if you are short or tall; are a marathon runner or in a wheelchair.

He created you and knew you before you were born. He knew your parents and your grandparents. He knows about everything happening in the world. Not only was He there during every second of your past, but He is still there today, and He will be there every day of your life. And, He is always waiting to help, comfort, save and bless you

… Just ask Him.


 When we were happy and laughed or when we were sad and cried,

He Was There! With every birth and every death, He Was There! When we

were sick and when we were healthy, He Was There!


Jesus Christ,

Our Lord and Savior,

Was There All The Time.


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