Raising midweek rates you can defend
You are pacing ahead of last year on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but you do not want to guess your way into a bad month.
How it goes.
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.
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 changes.
Rate changes you can explain to a guestNo black box moving your pricesA floor and ceiling you still control
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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.