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The most complete platform built for campgrounds.

CampGuide takes the bookings, collects the payments, texts the guests and keeps the cleaning list moving. When a guest asks at 9:47 at night whether a site is open, Reception answers from live availability.

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Works with the tools parks already use

Finish the check-in without running for the phone.

Phone answering is the next channel for Reception, the concierge that already answers your website chat. It answers from live availability and your policies, and texts the guest what they asked for. Press play to hear a few calls.

Thursday, 9:40 p.m.

A guest on site 14 is at the gate after the office closed. The concierge confirms it is them with a code texted to the number on the reservation, then sends the gate code.

Press play to hear the call.

Stop paying for five apps that don't talk to each other.

The website builder, the e-signature app, the channel manager and the card reader are built into CampGuide, so those monthly bills can stop.

Wake up to bookings that came in after you closed

Reception answers website chat from live availability and the policies you set, and sends a booking link with the dates filled in. When a guest asks for a person, staff take over from the console. Phone answering is coming.

ReservationsTonight
Site 18, LindqvistArriving late
Cabin 3, MonroeHeld
Site 22, NatarajanChecked in
Site 31, KowalskiMonthly
ReceptionWebsite chat
GuestAny 50 amp sites open this weekend for a 38 ft fifth wheel?
ReceptionYes. Sites 14 and 19 fit a 38 ft rig with 50 amp, Friday to Sunday, from $58 a night. Here’s a booking link with those dates filled in.
Booking link sent with the dates filled in.

Hear about the dripping hookup before it turns into a review

A camper reports a problem from the Stay Pass with the site number attached, and it lands as a work order. When someone picks it up, the guest sees it is in hand. Urgent reports go to the front desk right away.

Stay PassSite 22
Report a problem
Site22, filled in
What's wrongHookup dripping
Send to the park
Guest reportsWork orders
Hookup dripping, site 22New
From the Stay Pass, 8:04 p.m.
Outlet out, site 9Picked up by Dale
Sending to maintenance

Price any stay before you quote it

Enter the dates, site type, guests and pets in Price Preview. It is the same engine that priced the booking.

Turn your park map into a booking map

Upload the park map you already have, and Map Studio reads the site numbers off it.

Build a park website that books itself

Rates, photos and live availability flow into a park website on your own domain.

Verify IDs before long stays

An ID check, a liveness check and a face match happen before a long-stay guest arrives.

Collect e-signatures on waivers and leases

Leases, event contracts and waivers get signed inside CampGuide and saved to the guest.

Scan tickets offline

The iPhone app checks tickets offline at the trailhead or the gate. Tap to Pay on iPhone is coming soon.

Sell anything with a QR code

A QR code on the firewood rack or fuel dock takes payment when nobody is at the counter.

Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your park

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to read arrivals, balances and open sites. It sees only what that staff member can see in CampGuide.

Sync payments to QuickBooks or Xero

Each day’s payments, refunds and payouts post to QuickBooks or Xero as a balanced journal entry.

Let guests book storage, a slip or a day pass without calling the office.

Camping, storage, boat slips, day passes and memberships sit on the same booking page. Guests pick what they came for and book it on the spot, with no back and forth. Anything you haven’t switched on stays hidden.

tamarindbluff.com/book
1What are you booking?
Camping · Book a site by the nightChange
Pick your datesConfirmed the moment they pay
ArriveFri, Jul 18
LeaveMon, Jul 21
Rig32 ft travel trailer
Site22, full hookup, 50 amp
Continue to extras

Stop forcing your park into software built for someone else's.

RV parks and campgrounds

Site picks respect rig length and hookups, and moves are checked against dates and closures before they save.

Site 14
50 amp, 45 ft pull-through
Fits
Site 16
30 amp, 38 ft back-in
Too short
Site 31
Monthly, metered power
Autopay on

Glamping, cabins and yurts

Cabins can flip to needs cleaning at checkout, and the crew sees the list on their phones.

Cabin 3
Checked out 10:52 a.m.
Needs cleaning
Yurt 2
Dana is on it
In progress
Cabin 6
Ready for the 3 p.m. arrival
Clean

Marinas

Slips matched to the boat's length and beam, with shore power billed by what was used.

32 ft sailboat11 ft beam
Slip B-12
36 ft, 30 amp
Fits
Slip C-3
30 ft
Too short

Storage and mobile home communities

Storage move-ins are signed, prorated and deposited in one pass, with autopay after that. Home sites track lot rent, deposits and balances.

Spot 14, covered
Boat and trailer, monthly
Rented
Spot 22, open
Seasonal, Oct to Apr
Moving in
Lot 9, home site
Lot rent and deposit
Billed

Know your regulars are back before they reach the gate.

CampGuide takes the bookings, the texts and the cleaning list. The decisions that make the park yours stay with you, and the details you need for them are one tap away.

The regular who gets site 14 every July

Guest profiles keep every stay and every note, so the desk knows it's Marisol's fifth summer before she pulls in.

The call on a late checkout

The guest's message lands in one inbox beside the reservation, and the answer is yours to give.

The rules of your park

CampGuide drafts your rates, fees and policies from your website for you to review, and you can change any of them yourself afterward.

A family relaxing around a lakeside campfire at golden hour

Stop digging through screens while the guest waits at the counter.

Each piece works on its own and hangs off the same reservation, so nobody goes looking. Pick an area, and every screen in it works.

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CampGuideTamarind BluffSaturday, July 18

Move a stay knowing the new site actually fits

Moves are checked against dates, closures and work orders before they save, and site picks respect rig length and hookups. Pick a site to try it.

Move the Ortega stayJul 18 to 22, 45 ft rig
Fits the rig, the hookups and the dates.

Stop logging in somewhere else for the marina and the storage lot.

Monthly sites, slips, storage, tee times, the spa and the wedding pavilion sit under the same login as the campground. Pick one to see the three steps you would take.

Monthly guests

Bill residents by the month with metered utilities, autopay and a collections plan that runs on the schedule you set.

How you use it
1Convert a stay to monthly with a flat or recurring bill.
2Walk the loop reading meters on your phone. Odd jumps get flagged before they bill.
3Autopay runs on the 1st. If a card fails, the collection steps retry, remind and flag it for you.
Monthly residentsBilling on the 1st
Site 31, Kowalski
$725 plus metered power
Autopay on
Site 32, Reyes
$690, card declined
Retrying
Site 40, Brandt
$760
Paid

Stop typing the same arrival text every Friday.

Start from a template, change any step, and watch every run step by step. If a guest leaves checkout, Funnels emails them their dates so they can finish booking.

Arrival text

WhenA guest books a site
WaitUntil 2 days before arrival
TextDirections and the gate code

Review request

WhenA guest departs
WaitUntil the next morning
EmailAsk how the stay went

Welcome task

WhenA cabin guest arrives
TaskDrop off firewood and a welcome card

Win back a booking

FunnelsA guest leaves checkout
EmailTheir dates, still in the cart
WaitlistSearches with nothing open can join

Know how every park is doing without driving to each one.

Send overflow to a sister park, push one rate plan to every park, close the books by entity and see every park's occupancy, ADR and RevPAS on one dashboard.

See the portfolio console

Spot the park that's falling behind before the week is out

Tamarind Bluff91%
Copperline RV84%
Wren Hollow72%
Saltgrass Landing66%
Fernmere Cabins58%

Keep the guest when one park is full

Tap a sister park to book the overflow there.

Close every park's books without stitching spreadsheets together

Tamarind Bluff LLC$412,300
Copperline RV LLC$286,900
Intercompany eliminations-$12,400
Group revenue, Q3$686,800

Stop wondering who changed the rate, or when.

CampGuide was built by a founder who works in information security. Access follows each person's role, and every change is logged with who made it and what it was before.

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Rest easy when the summer crew heads home

Give summer staff an end date when you add them. That day they lose access everywhere, and you can end the season early in one step. Try it.

Summer crewSeason ends Sep 7
RSRosalindFront desk, year-roundYear-round
DADanaHousekeeping, seasonalUntil Sep 7
THTheoGrounds, seasonalUntil Sep 7
LELenaCamp store, seasonalUntil Sep 7
MAMateoHousekeeping, seasonalUntil Sep 7
Seasonal access ends on Sep 7 automatically.

Know exactly who changed what, the moment you ask

Rates, refunds, statuses and settings each record who changed them, when, and the value it replaced. Pick an entry.

Audit trailToday, Tamarind Bluff
Before
$62 a night
After
$68 a night

Know everyone who can see your guest data

See who can reach what on a schedule, and remove access from the same screen.

Get back in fast when someone is locked out

Emergency access for the moment someone is locked out, limited in time and logged in detail.

Let staff use AI assistants without widening their access

When staff connect Claude or ChatGPT, it can only read what that person can already see in CampGuide.

Questions operators ask.

CampGuide is campground management software, also called a campground PMS. It runs reservations, payments through CampGuide Pay, guest texting, housekeeping, staff and reporting for campgrounds, RV parks, glamping resorts, marinas and cabin resorts, from a single park to a multi-park group.