With platforms like Airbnb or Hipcamp, you can attract travelers looking for unique stays.

I'd imagine that it is quite location specific as well, so I'd suggest poking around a bit on HipCamp as if you were a camper, and see what's around you. 

Whenever we aren’t doing events, the plan is to run it as a campground on Hipcamp.

The RV sites do very well on Hipcamp but it does take a bit of effort to promote it and get attention brought to them.  

We use Lodgify for the direct book site and Pricelabs for dynamic pricing on ABB, Lodgify & Hipcamp.

Here are some considerations and tips to help you explore this opportunity further:Host Site Platforms: Look into popular host site platforms like Hipcamp, Tentrr, and Airbnb (if they offer camping listings in your area).

Also look on "hip camp" for space listings for tiny house communities.

If I were out in Lockwood I would think about doing an RV pad and renting it out, a hip camp site or two, or maybe even try to make it a destination like the Twisselmans did in California Valley with their yurts to get started with some passive income. 

https://harvesthosts.com/. and Hip camp / Airbnb (unique stays / experiences ). 

I saw a Facebook ad for something called Hipcamp, essentially an AirBNB for camping sites, public and private.