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04/24/2026

As we begin to enter the height of tornado season in the US, make sure your community is prepared with tips and resources from the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory

Basic information about tornadoes, from the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory.

03/18/2026

Spring is the ideal time to take a closer look at your outdoor property and address any hidden damage left behind by winter. From freeze-thaw impacts on infrastructure to safety hazards like potholes and downed branches, a proactive inspection now can help prevent costly repairs and ensure a safe, welcoming environment for guests.

For campgrounds, lodges, and outdoor recreation properties, staying ahead of these issues is critical as the busy season approaches. A thorough spring inspection not only protects your investment but also enhances the overall guest experience.

Read our latest blog to learn what to look for and how to prepare your property for a successful season:

Spring is the ideal time to give your outdoor property a thorough check-up. After a long winter, campgrounds, cabins, lodges, and picnic areas likely bear the hidden impacts of snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Conducting a springtime property inspection is essential to spot and address winter-r...

03/05/2026

When people think about wildlife risks on guided adventure trips, they usually picture bears or large predators.

But what is the reality?

Most trip disruptions and injuries come from far more common encounters — insects, snakes, livestock, moose, stray dogs, and other region-specific wildlife. For adventure operators, wildlife safety isn’t about fear — it’s about preparation, awareness, and smart risk management.

In our latest blog, we break down:
• The most underestimated wildlife risks on guided trips
• Practical guest education strategies
• Simple habits that reduce incidents and liability exposure
• Key risk management steps every operator should implement

If you run guided trips, manage outdoor recreation programs, or support adventure tourism businesses, this is a must-read.

Read the full article here:
https://www.mcneilandcompany.com/wildlife-encounters-preparing-guests-for-animals-they-didnt-expect-to-meet/

Preparing guests for the animals they didn’t expect to meet is part of delivering safe, professional outdoor experiences.

When people think about wildlife encounters on guided adventure trips, their minds often jump to bears or large predators. Most unexpected wildlife encounters that lead to injuries or trip disruptions involve far more common animals such as insects, snakes, livestock, and region-specific wildlife. F...

03/03/2026

We're excited to exhibit at the Association of Lodging Professionals - ALP Unlocked Conference!

Stop by the AdvenSure booth to talk with Ryan Morgan about our insurance coverages designed specifically for resorts, lodges, and bed & breakfast operations.

Learn more at www.advensureins.com

12/08/2025

Risk Management Research Specialist, Mitch Christman, provides insights into the risks associated with slips, trips, and falls, how they can effect your business or organization, and how you can utilize training and best practices to help mitigate the risk.

Slips, trips, and falls are frequent and severe types of claims seen across various business classes in property and casualty insurance. These incidents range from minor slips to catastrophic falls causing permanent injuries and even death. Sometimes, seemingly trivial stumbles transform into costly...

10/21/2025

The crunch of leaves underfoot. The chill of dawn breaking. Anticipation of opening day. For hunters, fall is more than a season, it’s tradition. Families return to deer camps, lodges welcome eager guests, and outfitters prepare to guide hunters into the woods. But every great hunt begins long bef...

08/21/2025

What is an Emergency Preparedness Plan?   An emergency preparedness plan is a detailed policy that outlines procedures to follow during emergencies to ensure safety and minimize damage. It includes identifying potential risks, allocating resources, and establishing clear communication and evac...

07/23/2025

Knowing how to prevent cyber breaches and taking the necessary precautions can help protect your organization’s information. By having a plan in place, your organization will be better prepared when a breach does occur.

In our latest blog, our Risk Management team shares 10 tips and best practices you can take to keep your information as safe as possible.

Read the full blog and download our Cyber Security Safety Bulletin: https://www.mcneilandcompany.com/cyber-security-tips-best-practices/

06/26/2025

Golf cart isn’t optional, it’s essential.

Whether you’re managing or insuring a campground, rv park, dude ranch, guest ranch or other outdoor recreation/hospitality operation, golf cart should always be top of mind.

We just published a quick but important read on the must-follow rules for golf cart operation that covers everything from pedestrian right-of-way and speed limits to pet policies, alcohol restrictions, and tips.

Who can drive?
Where can you go?
What not to do behind the wheel?

It's all covered here.

Read the full blog post on Golf Cart Safety: https://www.mcneilandcompany.com/golf-cart-safety/

Let’s keep our employees and guests , our carts controlled, and our recreation enjoyable for everyone.

Golf cart safety and eligibility rules for outdoor recreation and hospitality operations.

06/09/2025

Electricity and water don’t mix—and the consequences can be fatal.

If you manage a marina, own a dock, or work around boats, understanding electrical safety isn't optional—it's essential. From preventing Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) to ensuring your equipment meets marine safety standards, the right precautions save lives.

We've outlined key safety measures in our latest blog post to help protect your family, employees, and community.

Read the full post to learn how to reduce electrical hazards around the water: https://www.mcneilandcompany.com/dock-safety-what-you-can-do-to-prevent-electric-shock-drowning/

Enjoying a day on the water should be relaxing and fun—but safety must come first, especially when electricity is involved. Docks and boats, though seemingly harmless, can present serious electrical hazards if not properly maintained. Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) is a real danger, and taking the ...