Ben Carr (left) and Robert Bouse (right) at the Good Sam Rally in Syracuse, N.Y., with new “Rovers” Debra and Charles Sykes from Georgia
Red Rover Camping is live and being “rolled out” to campers and RVers nationwide, according to Red Rover Camping Top Dog Robert Bouse.
Bouse and Red Rover Camping’s other Top Dog, Ben Carr, personally manned the Red Rover Camping booth at the recent Good Sam Rally in Syracuse, N.Y., and were received with “open arms by those in attendance,” according to a news release
According to Carr, “once it was explained that Red Rover Camping is not a club or membership and was free to the camping/RVing public, everyone we talked to was extremely receptive. To our delight and surprise, folks we spoke to at the show came back the next day saying they had gone to the website and provided us valuable insight as to what they would like to see there. Many actually said they went on and booked campsites for their upcoming trips!”
“We explained to folks that the website and number of campgrounds with inventory will grow with time and that everyone should continue to come back often to see what has been added,” said Bouse.
“Unlike other services offered to campgrounds with online bookings, Red Rover Camping campground owners are not required to sign up on a reservation system, there are no contracts, upfront fees or term obligations. Since we only get paid when we actually deliver customers to a park, we have to be very aggressive about getting campers to come to our website and book. That is why we were at the rally, and will be at other large events around the country promoting Red Rover Camping to the public,” said Bouse.
Carr added, “The number of campgrounds that are putting a few campsites into Red Rover Camping during times when they know the campsites would sit empty is continuing to grow daily and we are working with some of the largest campground owners and groups in the country. Our alliances with campground owner associations continue to grow as well. The recent addition of The New Hampshire Campground Owners Association, along with alliances with the Texas’ and Florida’s owner associations has created interest with other associations and we are hoping to be able to announce additional alliances in the near future. This is a process, not an event, but we are extremely excited about how well and rapidly Red Rover Camping has been embraced by both campground owners and the camping public.”
About Red Rover Camping
Red Rover Camping offers an online, searchable database of campgrounds across the country and a state-of-the-art reservation system that allows for real-time online booking for customers. Red Rover also encourages campers to post their experiences and blog about their activities.
Red Rover uses several marketing channels to drive customers to its website and to deliver customers to their desired campground, providing a great benefit for campgrounds looking to fill empty campsites. Red Rover is a free service to campground owners and campers, with a fee paid by the campground owner only when a camper uses the reservation system to book a stay at their campground.
To learn more about Red Rover Camping go to www.RedRoverCamping.com or call 888-833-8399 Ext. 1246, to start filling those empty campsites!
Photo Caption:
Ben Carr and Robert Bouse at the Good Sam Rally in Syracuse with new “Rovers” Debra and Charles Sykes from Georgia
