Last week, 24 OHI members joined leadership in Washington D.C. for OHI’s latest advocacy fly-in—the organization’s eighth of 2025 — connecting face-to-face with lawmakers and advocating for the Outdoor Hospitality Industry.
“Being in D.C. and seeing so many members come together in one place was inspiring,” said David Basler, OHI chief strategy officer. “It’s one thing to talk about the industry at home, but being here, sharing our stories and putting faces to names really shows the strength and unity of our community.”
Representing OHI last week were:
- David Basler, Chief Strategy Officer, OHI
- Andrew Mills, Government Affairs Strategist/Lobbyist, OHI
- Jen Molesworth, Diamond Hospitality
- Sean Vidrine, Four Points RV Resorts
- Rafael Correa, Blue Water Development
- Jeff Hoffman, Sandusky KOA Holiday Campground
- Jacob Klatt, Madison Islands Campground, Amcotts Park Campground, Sapphire Motel
- Glen Williamson, Two Creeks Campground
- Duncan Winship, Papoose Pond Campground
- Ollie Gauthier , Hickory Hills Campground
- Mandi Cote, Old Orchard Beach Campground
- Mike Gurevich, Cherry Hill Park
- Linda Gurevich, Cherry Hill Park
- Don Fulkerson, Smokey Hollow Campground
- Carl Caudle, Buck Hill Campground
- Joe Brunsvold, Cantwell RV Park
- Heather Warman, Grayson Getaways
- Ralph West, Cali Life
- Zac Hoyt, Eco Realty Investments/Hidden Beach RV Resort
- Emilio Allen, Roots Management
- Joe Mathis, Montana Creek Campground
- Kimberlie Cook, Gasconade Hills Resort
- Pat Behrndt, Crown Lake RV Resort
For more information on OHI’s legislative priorities, visit OHI.org/Advocacy.
Campground owners interested in joining future advocacy trips to Washington D.C. can fill out this form to learn more and sign up.
