Greetings, fellow townsfolk, entrepreneurs, and those with a hankering for s’mores and starry skies. Today, we’re diving into the contentious topic of campgrounds. Yes, you heard right – those havens of holidaymakers, those dens of RV dwellers, those…well, you get the picture.
As a full-service CPA and avid RV enthusiast, I’ve seen how campgrounds can breathe life into communities. And I’m not just talking about the smell of bacon wafting from a campfire at dawn (though that’s a definite plus).
And let’s not forget traffic. No, not the kind that makes you late for yoga class. Campers typically avoid rush hours, revolving around checkout times in the late morning and arrival times in the early afternoon. It’s like they have an aversion to honking horns and gridlock – go figure!
Now, I know what you’re thinking. “But what about all those campfires polluting our air?” Fear not, my environmentally-conscious friends. The world of camping has evolved faster than you can say ‘marshmallow’. Modern campgrounds often offer glamorous alternatives like portable gas fire pits, keeping smoke and bad odors at bay.
And the benefits don’t stop there. Campgrounds contribute to the local economy in ways you might not have considered. Accommodation costs alone, ranging from $75 to $150 per night, make a considerable financial contribution. Plus, the construction of a campground involves significant investment, creating jobs and boosting our economy.
So, before we dismiss the idea of a campground in our town, let’s consider the bigger picture. We’re not just talking about a place for people to pitch a tent. We’re talking about an opportunity to support local businesses, encourage job growth, and provide residents with additional recreational options.
In conclusion, let’s embrace the multifaceted benefits that campgrounds bring. Because there’s more to life than business, and there’s definitely more to campgrounds than tents and toasted marshmallows.
Now, who’s up for some glamping?
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Donna Bordeaux, CPA with Campground Accounting
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