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The 2023 Summit is less than 2 weeks away, but there is still time to register!



The CalOHA Summit is an invaluable opportunity to network with other campground owners & operators, connect with CalOHA staff, and get the latest information on some of the biggest topics of discussion across the industry.

Looking for a new reservation system? Find it during our Reservation Software Summit panel discussion and breakout sessions with experts from Newbook, ResNexus, Firefly, RMS, and Campspot!

Don’t miss our other educational seminars:

• You and Your Association Working Together
• Math That Works: Amenities = Rate + Occupancy
• Your Legal Responsibilities as a Park Owner
• Marketing to a Changed Consumer in a Digital-First World
• Ask the Experts – Panel of Owner Operators providing REAL answers

In addition to our sessions, our outdoor hospitality trade show will bring you face to face with 38 vendors from across the country. All 6 meals are included with registration, all that's missing is you! Register today to be included in our final headcount.

A PSA from our President & CEO

Recently I have been asked about why the Summit is in Northern CA. Many members are suggesting that if it were only closer to their park, they would come. While we strive to accommodate our member’s needs, “closer” is relative to each’s own location and it’s simply impossible to make any event in our grand state convenient for every member. 

That being said, I thought I would share what goes into the selection of the date and the location to help our members understand why we have selected Roseville:

1.     Select a date that does not correspond with any other state association conventions because vendors cannot be in two places as once. It is the vendor support that allows the Summit to happen.

2.     Make sure the date does not correspond with Easter or spring break.

3.     Select a location that is 30 minutes or less from a major airport. With vendors coming from all over the country they need an airport with many airlines and flight times.

4.     Find a location that is accessible to our parks at both ends of the state. Crescent City is 325 miles or a 7-hour drive to Sacramento. Chula Vista is 511 miles or an 8-hour drive. Our membership is 55% in the north and 45% in the South. 

5.     Sacramento Intl is the closet airport to Crescent City, so flying is not an option. Southern CA has multiple airports with access to Sacramento.

6.     Keeping the Summit close to home eliminates staff travel expenses and makes the event much easier to manage, allowing us to put more of our resources towards creating a better experience.

We do our best to pull together a quality event that caters to each of our members and we recognize that it is not in the exact center of the state (Fresno), but with all the above considerations, Roseville is just about as central to our members as we can realistically select. We have come to realize that when an event is important to us, we find way to make it happen, and we hope that our members find the Summit to be important them. 

We appreciate everyone who is making the extra effort this year.

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