With the new K2 integration, electric and water meter reads from Wild Energy flow directly into KOA’s system, so usage is automatically tied to each stay and ready when you need it.

Water infrastructure is often one of the least visible systems in residential communities, commercial properties, and municipal networks. Pipes run underground, usage happens throughout the day, and most operators only see the impact when a monthly bill arrives.

Limited visibility creates operational challenges. Small leaks can continue for long periods. Water usage patterns are difficult to understand. When properties rely on a single master meter, allocating costs fairly becomes complicated.

More property owners and utilities are turning to modern water metering systems that provide detailed usage data and better operational control.

At University Station RV Resort, a nearly 900-site campground, manager Kim Mulkey was spending three to four full days every month just reading electric meters. After that, she still had to spend nights and weekends manually entering data into the system. With the Wild Energy and CampLife integration, the same work now takes about 15 minutes.