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From a field and a plan to taking bookings.

No six week implementation project, no configuration call you have to book two weeks out. Lay out what you have, set the money, publish a page, open the doors.

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campguide.app/your-parkPublished
Your park, on the lake4.8, 214 verified stays
Full hookup, 50 ampPull through, up to 45 ft, 6 left$60per night
Lakeside cabinSleeps 6, 2 night minimum$149per night
Marina slip, 28 ftPower and water on the dock$45per night
Try it

Book a stay the way a traveler would at 11 pm.

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steps between an empty workspace and a live booking page

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support tickets to change something yourself

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address your park is bookable at

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photos required before the page looks finished

A new park has a different problem to an established one.

You are not migrating anything. You are deciding what your park is, in a system that has to let you change your mind.

A page that does not look half finished.

You are going live in a week with good site photos, no events and three reviews. Sections with nothing in them hide themselves rather than sitting as a heading over an empty space.

Empty photo slots fall back to tasteful illustrations until you upload the real thing, and the page fills in over your first season without a redesign.

See what guests see first
Reservation gridLive
Jul 15 to Jul 21
Site
Wed15
Thu16
Fri17
Sat18
Sun19
Mon20
Tue21
Site 12Full hookup, 45 ft
Site 14Full hookup, 40 ft
A2Pull through
Cabin 3Sleeps 6
Cabin 7Sleeps 4
Slip B728 ft, power
Site 18Full hookup, 32 ft
Site 20Full hookup, 40 ft
BookedIn houseHoldClosureGroup blockFlaggedLocked to the site
Step 1

Drag across a few empty nights on any row to take a booking.

Draft sites stay unbookable until you say so.

Lay out sites and site types, hookups, lengths, and what is a cabin, a slip or a tent pad, while the loop that is not finished yet sits in draft where nobody can sell it.

Set the base rates, the per camper and pet fees, the deposits and the taxes by authority once, and the booking page charges the same way your desk does.

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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.

Four steps, and the first morning after.

What opening actually looks like when the setup is yours to do.

Step oneLay out what you have

Sites, types, hookups and lengths, with anything unfinished held in draft.

Step twoSet the money

Base rates per type, camper and pet fees, deposits, taxes by authority and your cancellation policy.

Step threePublish a page

A clean address with live pricing and your policies, or booking embedded into the site you already have.

Step fourOpen the doors

Take the first booking, ring the first sale, close the first day.

Next morningThe numbers tie out

Revenue reconciled to payments, and a day that will not let anyone post into it.

First seasonIt fills in

Photos, promo codes and reviews arrive over the summer without a rebuild.

Sixteen things you set up yourself, on your own afternoon.

If any of these needed a call to us, it would not belong on this list.

Sites and site typesHookups and lengthsCabins, slips and tent padsDraft sites nobody can bookBase rates per site typePer camper feesPet fees and capsDepositsTaxes by authorityCancellation policiesA park page at a clean addressLive pricing on the pageEmbedded booking on your own sitePhotos and promo codes as they arriveReviews from verified staysSections that hide until they have content

16 things listed right there. Ask about any of them and we will show you it working on your own park, not on a slide.

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