The campsite is your biggest invisible cost item
Hundreds of sites on one connection, each guest has a fixed surcharge, and only at the annual settlement do you know what it has become. We measure per site and settle per guest.
Hundreds of places on one connection
The campsite is the biggest cost item you don't see, because it is not separately itemized on your bill.
Everyone pays the same
The caravan with air conditioning and two air fryers pays the same as the tent with a phone charger. The difference ends up on your bill.
Empty places that keep drawing
Four hundred watts at a place where no one is standing goes unnoticed. Over a hundred places, that's no longer a detail.
The sanitary building that no one checks
Boilers, hand dryers, and heating run all season long, and you notice a device that breaks down through complaints.
Start with the places
At most campsites, electricity is a fixed amount per night. The caravan with air conditioning pays the same as the tent with a phone charger, and you pay the difference.
Meters in the existing field cabinet make that visible. Prepaid or postpaid, set per place. And a place that is vacant can be turned off remotely.
Next come the sanitary building, the swimming pool, and the accommodations: water, heat, air quality, and the fill level of the waste containers.
What changes when you measure by place
On the bill AND at the reception, and the latter is usually underestimated.
On average, about 20% lower energy costs
Consumption becomes visible and guests pay for what they actually use. This changes behavior faster than a brochure.
No more rounds visiting the cabinets
Measurements come in without anyone needing to step onto the field, not even on the last day of the season.
No debate at checkout
What has been measured is recorded. The billing can be verified instead of being an estimate.
Phantom consumption that stops automatically
You can switch off an unoccupied place remotely, and you don't have to remember to do that every time.
What you start with on a camping site
The places are the biggest expense, so that’s where it starts. You add the rest as it comes.
Energy Management
From the main connection to the last pitch, with control included: charging, switching off and adjusting from one system.
Metering camping pitches
A MID-certified kWh meter per pitch, which can also switch. The guest pays for what they use, and a vacant pitch is turned off.
Gas metering
Per sanitary building instead of per site, and per hour instead of per year. A boiler that runs continuously is immediately noticeable.
Water metering
Read every ten minutes, on the meter that is already there. Water that keeps running at night while no one is showering is almost always a leak.
Monitoring temperature
Sensors on boilers, cooling units, and in buildings that are vacant. You know it before the guest stands under a cold shower.
Legionella management
The pipe temperatures required by your management plan, logged every ten minutes in a self-filling logbook.
Smart access management
Private sanitary facilities with a code that runs with the booking, and chalets and storage rooms on the same system. The locks are connected to the same gateway as your meters, so there is no need for Wi-Fi in the area.
Frequently Asked Questions about RecraPlan for Campgrounds
Below you will find the most frequently asked questions from campground owners.
Start with the locations
That's where the largest item is on a campsite, and the fastest payback time. The rest you add when it suits.