T/SHJX 103-2026 RV-Friendly Campground Rating System
T/SHJX 103-2026 RV-Friendly Campground Rating System
Basic Information
Scope
In recent years, the RV tourism market in Shanghai has grown rapidly, but there are still issues such as a lack of unified standards for campground construction and operation, uneven facility configurations, non-standardized service processes, and weak safety management. Particularly in the field of extended services such as road emergency rescue, vehicle maintenance, and material procurement, there are no clear grading and quantitative requirements, resulting in significant differences in service quality among different operators and affecting tourists' experience. It is urgent to establish quantifiable and actionable standards to clarify the construction requirements, grading systems, and evaluation mechanisms for campgrounds, especially by formulating specific norms for extended services, in order to guide high-quality development of the industry and build a RV tourism service brand in Shanghai. **Principle of Demand-Oriented Design**: This standard focuses on the three core basic needs of RV water supply, power supply, and wastewater treatment, as well as extended needs such as road emergency rescue, vehicle maintenance, and material procurement. It targets the practical scenario of transforming and utilizing existing transportation resources, and all technical indicators and grading requirements are set around the four core goals of "meeting RV parking and replenishment needs," "adapting to existing resource transformation," "ensuring safe operation," and "improving extended services," ensuring the practicality of the standard. **Principle of Quantitative Support**: All core technical indicators of this standard are clearly quantified (e.g., road width, facility quantity, power parameters, service time, etc.), and all quantitative data are derived from current national, industry, and local standards. The requirements are formulated through deduction and demonstration to adapt to the needs of RV campgrounds, ensuring the scientificity and authority of the