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AccessParks

AccessParks provides enterprise-grade managed broadband to RV parks, campgrounds, manufactured housing communities, residential communities, and national park lodging, including high-density and remote locations.

The company designs the network for the property, installs it, and runs it, with no upfront cost to the venue owner. Where direct fiber is available it is used; where it is not, carrier-grade microwave and 5G deliver the same service at speeds it states run from 1,000 to 10,000 Mbps. Equipment is selected per property and built to hold up in extreme temperatures and dense tree cover, and access points are placed to reach across terrain and spread-out sites. Deployment to a new location is quoted at 45 to 90 days. Owners get a real-time performance dashboard covering network performance, usage, and guest satisfaction, and guests and residents get 24/7 technical support.

AccessParks has operated since 2007, starting in the military sector, where it says it established the first consumer broadband Wi-Fi service across hundreds of military bases with no upfront cost to the facilities and built infrastructure designed to support 100,000 troops streaming simultaneously. It applied the same approach to outdoor properties and now states it serves over 30 million annual visitors and residents. Published case studies cover Temecula City KOA, Tabor City Jellystone, and Binghamton Jellystone.

It is headquartered in Houston, Texas, with offices in Appleton, Wisconsin and Jacksonville, Florida, and offers a free property assessment before quoting.

Best for

RV park, campground, and manufactured housing community owners who want guest and resident internet designed, installed, and operated by a third party with no upfront cost, including remote sites where fiber does not reach.

What they do

  • Guest Wi-Fi networks for RV parks and campgrounds
  • Resident internet for manufactured housing communities
  • Fiber internet delivery and installation
  • Carrier-grade microwave and 5G backhaul
  • Network design for high-density and remote sites
  • 24/7 technical support for guests and residents
  • Owner performance dashboards and proactive network management
  • Free property assessment
  • Internet service for national park lodges and concessions

Details

AttributeValue
Founded2007
Other officesAppleton, WI, Jacksonville, FL
How they chargeNo upfront cost to the venue owner: AccessParks designs, installs, and operates the network, and offers a free, no-cost property assessment before quoting.

What stands out

  • Operating since 2007, starting with the first consumer broadband Wi-Fi service across hundreds of military bases.
  • States it serves over 30 million annual visitors and residents at the parks it covers.
  • Deploys broadband to a new location within 45 to 90 days, with no upfront cost to the venue owner.
  • Delivers 1,000 to 10,000 Mbps by carrier-grade microwave where a direct fiber connection is unavailable.
  • Headquartered in Houston, with offices in Appleton, Wisconsin and Jacksonville, Florida.

Common questions

How quickly can service be deployed?
AccessParks states it can deploy broadband technology to any location within 45 to 90 days. In a separate answer it cites 6 to 8 weeks, using a combination of fiber points of presence worldwide and 5G technology.
Is a direct fiber connection to the property required?
No. Where direct fiber-optic service is not available, AccessParks delivers the same high-speed service over carrier-grade microwave, which it says is reliable and capable of 1,000 to 10,000 Mbps at a fraction of the cost.
What does it cost the park owner?
AccessParks states there are no upfront costs for the venue owner. It designs and manages the network, provides dedicated 24/7 support and proactive network management, and gives owners a customized real-time dashboard covering network performance, usage statistics, and guest satisfaction.
Will the network cover a wooded or spread-out park?
AccessParks says its network design accounts for outdoor and expansive properties, using strategic placement of access points and equipment built to withstand extreme temperatures and dense tree coverage, so coverage reaches across the whole park regardless of terrain or natural obstacles.