Early Registration is highly recommended as only 90 first-year student spaces are available. A non-refundable deposit of $200 is required with registration. The balance of tuition and fees must be received by December 31, 2010 to finalize registration. Registration closes on February 20, 2011 or when classes are filled, whichever comes first.

Total packages include five nights lodging and all meals except Friday dinner (dinner only on Tuesday evening), as well as monographs, study materials, daily coffee breaks and the orientation & graduation banquets. Tuition only price includes the cost of all classes, monographs and study materials. Classes begin on Wednesday morning at 7:45 and the program concludes with a banquet on Saturday night.

Graduate Program: Graduation from the National School of RV Park & Campground Management is a prerequisite for participation in the graduate program. Indicate year of graduation on registration form.

Monographs: Students will receive a CD containing all monographs/class texts and other resource material developed by the Board of Regents and the NTCPFM, approximately two weeks prior to the School. Actual monographs will be distributed to students upon arrival. Monographs are to be read in advance of the classes.

Early Arrival: If you’d like to come a day or two prior to the school to take in the resort’s activities, Early Arrival lodging on Sunday or Monday is $113.00 per room (single/double) and $143.00 (premium/premium double). Early Arrival prices do not include meals.

Premium Packages: The lodge is offering a limited number of Premium Rooms in the recently constructed wing. Premium rooms include fireplaces, wall-mounted flat panel TVs, heated towel racks, and upgraded bathrooms and room decor.

A non-refundable $200 deposit is required with registration. A cancellation fee equal to 50% of the package (tuition, room & board) will be charged for cancellations made 7 to 30 days prior to the School. No refunds will be given for cancellations made less than seven (7) days prior to the School unless approved by the Board of Regents. The School often sells out early; therefore, it is imperative that students avoid late cancellations so students on the waiting list might be accommodated.