Campground Show - Whaddya Think?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the idea of hosting a Pampered Chef show at a campground during a church camping trip. Participants share their thoughts on the feasibility and creativity of such an event, along with personal experiences related to hosting shows in similar settings.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes the annual church camping trip and considers hosting a Pampered Chef tasting party, expressing concerns about logistics and space.
  • Another participant thinks a "bring your own chair" party at the pavilion would be enjoyable and suggests using mini catalogs for invitations.
  • One participant commends the original poster for their innovative idea and expresses inspiration from their approach.
  • A participant shares their experience of a successful campground show, highlighting the benefits of an open house format and the potential for significant sales.
  • Another participant mentions their upline director who regularly hosts shows at campgrounds, noting the challenges of shipping but suggesting it could work well with long-term campers.
  • One participant shares their own experience of not hosting shows due to camping commitments but expresses interest in exploring ideas for promoting Pampered Chef at campgrounds.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the practicality and effectiveness of hosting a show at a campground, with some participants expressing enthusiasm and others remaining uncertain about the concept.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas related to hosting events in informal settings, reflecting a variety of approaches to engaging potential customers in a camping environment.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering unconventional venues for shows or those interested in creative ways to engage with potential customers during summer camping activities may find this discussion relevant.

scottcooks
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What do you think?? Time for YHO... (derivative of IMHO)

Our church hosts a camping trip for those who choose to go, annually at a regional huge campground - we bring about 22 families, the campground holds easily 400 campsites. The families come and go over the course of the weekend - we're going Thursday through Monday. Already, we have a potluck social event Saturday night, a couple of campers do a "wine and appetizers" get together at their campsite Friday, and we have a church service at one of the sites. I'd love to do a show at one of the picnic shelters, but would have to rent the shelter for an evening time period - about $50 or something. I could have them to my own campsite, but then my wife & kids and dogs are out --- and I don't possibly have enough chairs for 12-15 people. Probably people would be game to bring their own, and standing for a quickie demo wouldn't be bad unless it was raining.

Any way of doing a 'for those who want to' Pampered Chef tasting party? Maybe offer it the same day as we have a church service, like 1:30pm that day? What do you think? Am I crazy? Genius? Scared of my own success?? :confused:

I easily have 200 mini catalogs and could come up with stickers to invite folks. There's a KOA campground across the street as well; this is a big deal destination site on the Pacific coast. Give me ideas.
 
i think that would be fun! a byoc (...chair) party at the pavillion - a tasting at what is definitely snack time on Sunday afternoon for us - we would wander over if we were there! sticker invites on the mini catalogs & at least they have your info even if they can't come
 
Scott, Congratulations to you for thinking "out of the box" about doing a campground show during your church camp out! So innovative! You're an inspiration to so many!
 
One of my upline directors camps Fri-Sun every weekend of the summer and she does shows at the campground (HELLO Manual Food Processor!!). For everyone else, she only does shows Mon-Thur and still manages to be a Sr Director.I say go for it - only drawback would be shipping. Depending on how long folks were going to be there etc. But if you get a lot of long-term campers, that shouldn't be an issue. :)
 
I just did a show at a campground this past weekend. It was set up as an open house that another lady did at her camper. I was combined with Scentsy, 31 Gifts and Uppercase Living. I displayed a few products and had fruits and veggies in the Cool and Serve. I was a bit skeptic about doing an Open House, but it was definately worth it! It turned out to be an $800 show, which is pretty big for me! It was for 2 hours and people could come and go as they please.
 
I'm a summer camper and have not had any shows this summer because we are always at the campground. I have thought about doing something at the campground, even if it was to post a Pampered Chef Consultant sign on our campsite. I'm not sure about doing a party of sorts, but would love to hear any other ideas that anyone has. We are leaving tomorrow afternoon for a week at a local campground.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event?

The "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event is a unique Pampered Chef gathering that focuses on showcasing products in a fun, outdoor setting. It encourages participants to engage with the products while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow cooking enthusiasts.

How can I host a "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event?

To host a "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event, you can reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant who can help you plan the details. Choose a suitable campground location, set a date, and invite your friends and family to join in on the fun.

What types of products are featured in the "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event?

The event typically features outdoor-friendly cooking products, such as portable grills, cookware suitable for camping, and meal prep tools. Participants can see demonstrations and learn how to use these products in a campground setting.

Is there a cost to attend the "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event?

While attending the event itself is usually free, there may be costs associated with food, camping fees, or purchasing products demonstrated during the show. It's best to check with the host for specific details regarding any costs involved.

Can I purchase products during the "Campground Show - Whaddya Think?" event?

Yes, attendees can typically purchase Pampered Chef products during the event. The host or consultant will provide information on how to place orders and may offer special discounts or promotions exclusive to the event.

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