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Campground Pricing Index and RoverPass Report: Two Takes on US Market

24.07.2026 01:19 1 min 2 sources
Woodall's Campground Magazine - Daily News & Information for... ENG + 1 more
Campground Pricing Index and RoverPass Report: Two Takes on US Market
Original source: Woodall's Campground Magazine - Daily News & Information for the Outdoor Hospitality Industry

In Brief

Insider Perks launched the first standardized monthly pricing index for US campgrounds, RV parks, and glamping resorts, while the RoverPass 2026 report recorded a 1% drop in bookings but 5.2% revenue growth.

Insider Perks has introduced the first standardized monthly pricing index for campgrounds, RV parks, and glamping hotels in the United States. The baseline for April 2026 is set at 100.0, and the index will track prices across seven market segments, including RV sites, tent sites, and glamping.

Around the same time, the RoverPass 2026 report revealed a turning point for US campgrounds and RV parks in 2025. Total bookings fell by 1%, but platform revenue rose by 5.2%, indicating a shift from volume growth to value growth. Key trends include accelerated glamping development, longer stays, and the adoption of dynamic pricing.

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Pricing Index for Campgrounds and RV Parks Launched

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RoverPass 2026 Report: Outdoor Hospitality's 'Quality Shift'

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€0.61 · £0.52/l

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