Recover 100% of Your Campground’s Electric Costs with Short Stay Utility Metering

Recover 100% of Your Campground’s Electric Costs with Short Stay Utility Metering

The RV park industry is evolving—and with it comes a new challenge: skyrocketing electricity bills from guest usage. But there’s a smarter way forward.

In this roundtable webinar, Lee Brady, owner of Red Coach Resort, shares how he’s using Wild Energy and ResNexus to take control of utility costs, eliminate manual meter reading, and streamline billing. His firsthand experience offers valuable insight for any park owner looking to stay profitable in a changing market.

One of the biggest breakthroughs Lee highlights? Short-stay utility metering—a powerful tool that allows parks to set daily electricity allocations and automatically charge for overages. It’s not just about covering costs anymore. It’s about creating a new revenue stream that protects margins without increasing nightly rates.

Watch the full webinar now and see how your park can benefit.

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