Powering An RV Park Project

We recently completed a industrial project that is designed and built a RV Park in Cave Creek.

Electrical Power Project Overview

We take pride in delivering top-tier electrical solutions that enhance the way people live, work, and play. Our latest project is a testament to that commitment: the successful completion of a comprehensive energy management installation at a brand-new Recreational Vehicle Park. This exciting development, designed to welcome dozens of RV enthusiasts and campers, is now fully equipped with state-of-the-art voltage outlets, lighting, and control boxes at every site—thanks to the expertise and dedication of our skilled team.

Whether you're a weekend warrior seeking a quick getaway or a full-time RVer chasing the open road, This park offers a premium camping experience, and we’re thrilled to have played a key role in bringing this vision to life. In this article, we’ll walk you through the details of this project, the features that make it stand out, and how our work ensures safety, convenience, and enjoyment for every visitor.

The Elements Of This Electrical Installation

1. Amperage: The amperage being provided will support all types of electrical hookup requirements in today's RV's.
2. Plugs: The plug types in this RV park will accommodate different styles of RV's who will visit the park.
3. Voltage: Voltage is a key factor in providing the correct electrical power to operate the functions in an RV, along with running the operations of the park.
4. Surge protection: This is a safety feature to prevent any potential damage to your electrical systems from power surges.
5. Ground fault circuit interrupter: The ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) is another important safety feature that is required in all RV parks.
5. Backup generator: Safeguard the infrastructure from sudden outages that could strain equipment or damage guest belongings.

What is The Cost Of Lighting Your Business?

Businesses invest in a retrofit because the energy savings over a period of time will pay for the lighting upgrade. Ask us about how your project may qualify for a cash incentive or rebate.

By taking the time to create a lighting design plan that meets the needs of the space and its occupants, businesses can improve the quality of their environment and increase the productivity of their employees.

New electrical systems installed in the KOA park.
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  • Electrical Contractor  - RV Park Project

  • Electrical Contractor  - RV Park Project

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Scope Of RV Park Electrical Project

This is a large outdoor project to showcase our expertise at Aztec Electrical in installing a sustainable power system.

The goal was clear: design and install a robust electrical system that would power dozens of RV sites while prioritizing safety, efficiency, and user-friendliness. Here’s a closer look at what this project entailed:

Voltage Outlets: Each RV site is now equipped with multiple voltage options, including 20-amp, 30-amp, and 50-amp outlets. These accommodate a wide range of RV models, from compact trailers to luxury motorhomes, ensuring every camper has access to the power they need.

Site Lighting: Strategic lighting was installed at every site, enhancing visibility and safety after dark. This includes pole-mounted lights and subtle ground-level illumination, creating a welcoming atmosphere without disrupting the natural surroundings.

Control Boxes: Durable, weather-resistant control boxes were installed at each site, giving campers easy access to power management. These boxes are designed for intuitive use, minimizing hassle and maximizing convenience. From planning to execution, this project required meticulous attention to detail. Our team worked closely with the developers of the park to ensure every element of the electrical system aligned with the park’s vision while meeting—or exceeding—industry standards.

Tailored Power Solutions for Every Camper

One of the standout features of the park is its ability to cater to a diverse range of RVs. Not all recreational vehicles are created equal, and their power requirements vary significantly. A small teardrop trailer might only need a 20-amp connection for basic appliances, while a sprawling fifth-wheel RV could demand a 50-amp hookup to run air conditioning, microwaves, and entertainment systems simultaneously.

Our team installed a tiered power system to accommodate this variety. Each site offers:

20-amp outlets for lightweight campers or those looking to power minimal equipment.

30-amp outlets for mid-sized RVs, a common choice for weekend travelers.

50-amp outlets for high-end rigs that require robust electrical capacity.

This flexibility ensures that the park can welcome campers of all kinds, from budget-conscious adventurers to those seeking a luxurious outdoor retreat. Plus, with our expertise in electrical load balancing, we’ve ensured the system can handle peak usage without overloading—keeping the power flowing smoothly even on the busiest summer weekends.

Lighting the Way: Safety and Ambiance Combined

Good lighting is essential for any RV park, and at this park, we went above and beyond to strike the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics. Our lighting design serves three key purposes:

Safety: Well-lit pathways and sites reduce the risk of trips or falls, especially for late-night arrivals or early-morning departures.

Convenience: Campers can easily navigate their sites and hook up their RVs without fumbling in the dark.

Atmosphere: Soft, warm lighting enhances the camping experience, creating a cozy vibe that complements the natural surroundings.

We opted for energy-efficient LED fixtures throughout the park, which offer long-lasting performance and lower energy costs for the facility. Pole lights provide broad coverage, while low-level markers guide campers along roads and walkways. Each site also features its own dedicated light source, ensuring privacy and independence for every visitor.

Control Boxes: The Heart of Each Site

At the core of our installation are the custom control boxes we’ve placed at every RV site. These units are more than just power hubs—they’re engineered for durability and ease of use in an outdoor environment. Key features include: Weatherproof Design: Built to withstand rain, wind, and extreme temperatures, these boxes are ready for year-round use.

User-Friendly Interface: Clear labeling and accessible switches make it simple for campers to connect and manage their power supply.

Safety Features: Each box is equipped with circuit breakers and surge protection to safeguard both the RV and the park’s electrical grid.

Our team conducted rigorous testing on every control box to ensure reliability. Whether it’s a first-time camper or a seasoned RVer, users can plug in with confidence, knowing the system is designed to perform flawlessly.

Backup Generator is Essential for an RV Park

One key component of this project was the inclusion of a backup generator—a critical feature for ensuring the park remains functional, safe, and enjoyable for its visitors.

A backup generator provides reliability. RV campers expect a seamless experience, and losing power can disrupt everything from basic comforts to essential needs like food storage or medical equipment for some guests. Our family-owned company understands Medford’s rural charm and its occasional challenges, so we installed a generator robust enough to keep the park’s electrical systems humming, no matter the circumstances. This means RV hookups stay live, keeping campers happy and businesses running smoothly.

nergy management is a big part of our work, and a backup generator fits right into that mission. While we optimized the RV park’s electrical systems for efficiency, a generator acts as a failsafe, preventing disruptions that could inconvenience dozens of visitors at once. For park owners, this translates to operational continuity—bathrooms, laundry facilities, and office systems stay online, avoiding costly downtime or unhappy campers.

Overcoming Challenges with Expertise

No project of this scale comes without its challenges, and this park was no exception. The site’s layout, with its mix of open spaces and wooded areas, required careful planning to route power lines efficiently while preserving the natural landscape. Additionally, the need to future-proof the system meant anticipating potential expansions—more sites, additional amenities, or even electric vehicle charging stations down the line.

Our solution? A modular design that allows for scalability without compromising the current setup. We buried much of the wiring underground to protect it from the elements and maintain the park’s aesthetic appeal. Trenches were carefully dug and reinforced to ensure long-term stability, and all installations comply with local codes and regulations.

Weather was another hurdle. Outdoor electrical work is at the mercy of Mother Nature, and we faced our share of rain delays and temperature swings. But with a proactive approach—scheduling around forecasts and using weather-resistant materials—we kept the project on track, delivering a finished product on time and within budget.

Why Choose Aztec Electrical?

This project underscores why we are a trusted name in electrical contracting. With years of experience serving [insert your region/community], we bring a unique blend of technical skill, creative problem-solving, and customer-first service to every job. Here’s what sets us apart:

Certified Professionals: Our team consists of licensed electricians who stay current with the latest industry advancements.

Custom Solutions: We tailor every project to the client’s specific needs, ensuring a perfect fit.

Commitment to Quality: From materials to workmanship, we never cut corners. For [RV Park Name], our work doesn’t end with the final connection. We’ve provided the park’s management with detailed documentation and ongoing support to keep the system running smoothly for years to come.

The completion of this electrical installation marks a new chapter for this park. As RVs roll in and campfires light up the night, we’re proud to know that our work is powering these moments of connection and adventure. Whether it’s keeping the lights on for a family game night inside an RV or ensuring a coffee maker brews that first cup of the day, our system is designed to make every stay memorable. Looking ahead, this park is poised to become a go-to destination for RV campers in Southern Oregon. With its prime location, thoughtful amenities, and now a cutting-edge electrical infrastructure, it’s ready to welcome visitors from near and far. And at this park, we’re honored to have laid the groundwork—literally—for this exciting venture.

Ready to Power Your Next Project?

If you’re a developer, business owner, or property manager with a vision, Aztec Electrical is here to make it happen. From RV parks to commercial complexes, we specialize in delivering electrical solutions that stand the test of time. Contact us today at (541) 245-8560 or send an email to learn more about our services and how we can bring your project to life.

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