If you own an RV park and want to keep attracting customers while ensuring long-term profitability, regular maintenance is non-negotiable.

A clean, safe, and well-kept park creates a strong first impression, encourages repeat visits, and boosts positive word-of-mouth and online reviews.

Guests are more likely to return—and recommend your park to others—when they feel comfortable, secure, and satisfied with the facilities and surroundings.

Investing in maintenance includes keeping restrooms, showers, and common areas clean, repairing damaged infrastructure promptly, maintaining landscaping, and ensuring utility hookups function properly.

Regular inspections, seasonal upkeep, and proactive repairs not only enhance the guest experience but also prevent costly issues down the road.

By prioritizing maintenance, you show your guests that you care about their comfort and safety, which builds trust and loyalty—critical elements for sustaining a successful RV park business.

Here’s a comprehensive RV Park Maintenance Checklist broken down into monthly and seasonal tasks to help ensure your park stays clean, safe, and guest-ready year-round:

Monthly RV Park Maintenance Tasks

1. Inspect and Clean Restrooms & Showers

• Deep clean all surfaces
• Check for leaks, mold, or mildew
• Refill supplies (soap, paper, etc.)

2. Grounds and Landscaping

• Mow grass and trim trees/shrubs
• Remove debris and litter
• Inspect for pest or rodent activity

3. Roads and Parking Pads

• Check for potholes, cracks, and erosion
• Sweep gravel or paved areas
• Repaint faded lines if needed

4. Electric, Water, and Sewer Hookups

• Inspect for leaks, corrosion, or wear
• Test outlet functionality and water pressure
• Clear sewer lines and backflow devices

5. Signage and Lighting

• Ensure all signs are legible and in good condition
• Replace dim or broken lights (pathways, security)

6. Trash and Recycling Areas

• Empty bins regularly
• Clean the area to prevent odor and pests

7. Fire Safety

• Check fire extinguishers (pressure and expiration)
• Clear brush or flammable materials near fire pits

Seasonal RV Park Maintenance Tasks

1. Spring

• Reopen water lines and test plumbing after winterizing
• Clean and prep recreational areas (pool, playgrounds, trails)
• Re-seed lawn and repair winter landscaping damage
• Inspect storm damage and fallen limbs

2. Summer

• Increase pest control measures (mosquitos, ants)
• Provide shade and cooling maintenance (fans, AC units)
• Check irrigation systems and adjust watering schedule

3. Fall

• Clear leaves from gutters, roads, and campsites
• Trim trees to prevent snow-related damage
• Begin winterization of plumbing and outdoor fixtures

4. Winter

• Insulate pipes and cover water spigots
• Monitor for ice on walkways and apply salt/sand
• Reduce utility usage in unused areas
• Provide signage and updates for weather-related hazards