CampGuideHow it worksFront desk and reservationsFilling a Tuesday to Thursday without wrecking the weekend
Filling a Tuesday to Thursday without wrecking the weekend
Someone books any full hookup site for three midweek nights. Give them your best pull through and you have blocked the weekend booking that pays more.
How it goes.
1
They book a type, not a number
The reservation comes in as a site type, so CampGuide still owns the placement.
2
Placement keeps the calendar tidy
It tucks the stay next to an existing departure instead of opening a one night hole, and can hold your premium sites back until they are needed.
3
You can still override
If a guest asks for site 12 by name, lock them to it. The lock is recorded, and you can release it from the grid later.
What changes.
Fewer orphan nights nobody booksPremium sites stay open for longer staysManual assignment only when it matters
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Bring your park to CampGuide.
We set up your rates, map and policies with you, and you pick the date you go live.