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When to Add More RV Spots to Your Property

When to Add More RV Spots to Your Property

  • October 13, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

Key Takeaways Consistent bookings and a waitlist for your existing spaces are the clearest sign you're ready to add more RV spots. Expanding too early, before you understand your actual...

How to Start an RV Park on Your Farm (Without Starting From Scratch)

How to Start an RV Park on Your Farm (Without Starting From Scratch)

  • October 12, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

Key Takeaways If you already run a farm stay, cabin rental, or event venue, adding RV parking is a faster, cheaper option than building a standalone RV park. Existing hospitality...

How to Add RV Parking to Your Property-A Real Host's Cost Breakdown

How to Add RV Parking to Your Property: A Real Host’s Cost Breakdown

  • October 9, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

Key Takeaways Adding RV parking to your property costs less than most landowners expect. In this case, one Overgard, AZ host spent $1,810 total on electric, water, septic, permits, and...

What a $40KYear RV Host Site Actually Looks Like

What a $40K/Year RV Host Site Actually Looks Like

  • October 8, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

The most-quoted number in RV land-hosting content is that a single space with hookups, an ideal location, and extra amenities can earn over $40,000 a year—a real figure Hookhub has...

RV Storage Is Broken — Why Peer-to-Peer Beats a Storage Facility

RV Storage Is Broken, Here’s Why Peer-to-Peer Beats a Storage Facility

  • October 6, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

The US needs roughly five times its current RV and boat storage supply to meet demand, according to Toy Storage Nation research, and fewer than 2,000 dedicated RV/boat storage facilities...

The Boondocking Spot Is Free. Getting There Safely Isn't.

The Boondocking Spot Is Free. Getting There Safely Isn’t.

  • October 5, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

The campsite itself costs nothing. Everything required to actually use it safely does not. Outfitting an RV for long-term boondocking runs $2,000 to $12,000 upfront, covering solar panels, battery banks,...

$800Month RV Park vs. $800Month Apartment-We Did the Math

$800/Month RV Park vs. $800/Month Apartment: We Did the Math

  • October 2, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

The national average one-bedroom apartment ran $1,523 to $1,663 per month in 2026, depending on which market tracker you check. At $800 a month, you're not getting an average apartment...

The 55+ Problem-Where Younger Full-Timers Actually Stay Long-Term

The 55+ Problem: Where Younger Full-Timers Actually Stay Long-Term

  • October 1, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

Three of Yuma, Arizona's biggest snowbird resorts, Shangri-La RV Resort, Arizona West RV Park, and Western Sands RV Resort, are all age-restricted to residents aged 55 and older. If you're...

Why Hookhub Is Revolutionizing the RV Parking Industry

Why Hookhub Is Revolutionizing the RV Parking Industry

  • September 29, 2026
  • Caylee Harrington

Finding suitable parking while traveling in an RV can be a challenge. That's where Hookhub steps in, connecting landowners with travelers to turn unused land into profitable parking spots. This...