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Raising midweek rates you can defend
A recommendation you can read before you take it.
You are pacing ahead of last year on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but you do not want to guess your way into a bad month.
1
Look at pace
Compare bookings to the same point last year and see how fast they are coming in.
2
Read the recommendation
It says raise or lower this site type over these dates, with the forecast behind it, in plain language.
Price preview
Full hookup4 nights2 extra campers
Base rate4 nights at $60.00$240.00
Extra campers2 above included occupancy$40.00
Pet fee$3.00 per night, capped at $30.00$12.00
Lodging taxCounty 2%, state 4.85%$20.00
Guest pays$312.00
Step 1
Add a night, or another camper, and watch every line re price.
3
Apply inside your guardrails
Accepting a move runs it through your normal pricing rules, so nothing lands outside the floor and ceiling you set.
What that saves you
- Rate changes you can explain to a guest
- No black box moving your prices
- A floor and ceiling you still control