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.

Parks that are interested in leveraging the utility integration for Firefly reservations can easily set it up to suit their needs. Whether they prefer to automate meter marking for specific types of reservations or across the board, the integration can be customized to align with their operational requirements.

Utility costs are rising, consumption habits vary, and guests or tenants are frequently surprised by the bill. When that happens, managers are forced into difficult conversations about usage and fairness.

When it comes to utility metering, the stakes are high. If you are billing consumers or trying to recover costs in a regulated environment, using the wrong metering solution can lead to legal exposure, financial loss, and operational frustration. A meter that is inaccurate, non-compliant, or poorly supported is not just a minor inconvenience—it is a risk.