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A small team building the software that runs campgrounds, with every seat taken right now, so this is the page to bookmark.
If you start solving these in your head, you would like it here.
Six moments from a real Saturday at a park.
Two hours out
A rig asks whether a 38-foot fifth wheel fits site 24, and the answer has to live in the site type.
The late turn
Site 12 leaves late, the turn is not done, and the next guest is idling at the gate.
Eleven minutes
Six arrivals, a phone ringing through all of them, and two callers asking about next August.
2 a.m.
A monthly guest’s card declines, and nobody wants that conversation at the window.
After five
A guest three hours away wants two nights after the office closed, and books anyway or keeps driving.
The counter
Ice, firewood, a propane fill, and a kid paying for a popsicle with a twenty.
What you would work on.
CampGuide runs the whole park, so the work covers the front desk, the money and the guest’s phone.
The front desk board
Arrivals, departures, work orders and messages that make sense to a seasonal hire on their second day.
Money that has to be right
Folios, deposits, refunds, payouts and tax that changes by state, with the math shown line by line.
The pass in the guest’s pocket
Gate code, waivers and firewood to the site, on a phone with one bar, standing in gravel.
Things campgrounds have never had
A real map editor, a workflow builder, and connectors that let an owner ask the park a question.
How we work.
Close to the parks, in the open, at the pace of people who promised an owner a date.
Remote, and on site
You will stand behind a front desk on a changeover Saturday early on, before you have shipped much.
End to end
The owner conversation, the design, the code, the deploy, and the phone call when it breaks.
We show the mechanism
We explain how a thing works instead of asking anyone to trust us, in the product and with each other.
Questions operators ask.
Nothing at all. The team is the size it needs to be for the parks going live this year, and we would rather say that plainly than leave a form unanswered.
Bring your park to CampGuide.
We set up your rates, map and policies with you, and you pick the date you go live.