Our interactive Camp-California website makes it easy for travelers to search campgrounds along their route, and features each of our members RV parks and campgrounds with their own page! Our team is asking our members to show your support by adding the Camp-California logo and weblink on your park’s websites!
Did you know that CampCalNOW is partnered with RentPrep, making it easier for our members to find good tenants and residents? Receive full credit reports, nationwide eviction reports, SSN Verification and more, and filter out candidates who could potentially become a liability! Visit our website to learn more.
We were too, so we have enlisted assistance from the experts at Housing and Community Development and the Recreational Industry Association (RVIA).
With so many changes in the types of recreational vehicles on the road the question of the “code” has been a hot and often controversial subject.
CA Health & Safety Code 18871.5 requires any recreational vehicle occupying a lot in an RV park or campground bear a label, an insignia, or an insignia of approval OR (and this is an important OR) the vehicle owner provides reasonable proof of compliance with ANSI Standard No. A119.2 or A119.5.
In order to understand ANSI 119.2 and NFPA 1192 we would need to head to Health and Safety code 18027.3 sections (f) & (g) where it all becomes clear as mud.
Join CampCalNOW President, Dyana Kelley and industry experts for Coffee with the President on Tuesday May 17th at 10am to clear up all the confusion about ”sticker” code.
Dyana Kelley, President & CEO of CampCalNOW joined fellow CalTravel board members in meetings with California legislators to advocate for increased state funding for the travel and tourism industry.
Read all about these efforts and the new legislation they are gathering support for in the article below written by our publicist Jeff Crider, and originally published in Woodall’s Campground Magazine.
CampCalNOW’s Kelley Meets With Calif. Legislators
California’s campgrounds continue to set new records for occupancy and revenue this year, once again highlighting the economic resiliency of camping and RVing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
But other segments of California’s travel and tourism industry continue to struggle, which has prompted Dyana Kelley of CampCalNOW RV Park and Campground Alliance to join her colleagues on the board of directors of the California Travel Association (CalTravel) in advocating for increased state funding for tourism promotion.
River’s Edge Campground Retreat (formerly Mountain and River Adventures Campground) has unveiled its new name and website! Minutes north of Kernville, River’s Edge Campground ideal location on the Kern River and nearby Lake Isabella makes catering to fly fishing, anglers, whitewater rafting enthusiasts, mountain bikers, climbers, and water sport enthusiasts their specialty. Spacious camp sites make this a great gathering place for larger groups. Guests can stop in at the camp store for last-minute essentials, relax in the grassy grove or take a stroll down the campgrounds secret trail for public beach access. The possibilities for nearby adventure are seemingly endless!
