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What CampGuide costs

The number depends on how many sites you rent, the season you run and which parts you turn on, so we look at your park first and come back with the real one.

Three things set the number.

How many sites, slips and units you rent and how many stay open in January, which parts you turn on, and whether it is one park or a group with a console above it.

A twelve-site family campground and an eight-park group do not need the same thing.

What sets the number3 things
Your sizeSites, slips and units, and your season
What you turn onThe core, plus what you add
One park or manyA console above a group

You pay for what you turn on.

Every park gets the front desk, rates, housekeeping, the store and books, and the guest side. A park with no course and no kitchen is not billed for a tee sheet or a kitchen display.

Anything that moves the number is shown to you before it applies.

Modules3 on
The coreFront desk, rates, housekeeping, store, guests
On
StorageTurned on in July
On
GolfNot used
Off

Export everything, any Tuesday.

Reservations, guests, folios, payments and your site and rate setup come out in formats another platform can read. A departing operator gets the same export as a renewing one.

ExportReady
Reservations4,812 rows
CSV
Guests2,390 rows
CSV
Folios and paymentsAll history
Excel

Also included.

No setup projectA go-live date you pickChanges shown before they billExport on demand

Questions operators ask.

Because the honest number depends on how many sites you rent, how long the season runs and which parts you turn on. A single number here would be wrong for most parks that read it, so we look first and come back with the real one.

Bring your park to CampGuide.

We set up your rates, map and policies with you, and you pick the date you go live.