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A campground site that shows sites and how to book
Someone picking a site is not watching a “great outdoors” reel. They need: what kind of site, what hookups, what it costs or how they book, and whether you have a night this weekend. Stock lakes at sunset nobody owns do not answer that. Site types, 30 vs 50 amp, and a book button pointed at the reservation tool you already run do. A fake 200-site map you will not keep current is how you win a booking you cannot honor.
This page is the campground version of that product: a marketing site a stranger can use on a phone. The sites you actually have, a tap-to-call number, a book path that arrives. Not a reservation operating system. Not a channel manager. Not a members portal. If you already live in Campspot, RoverPass, Newbook, ReserveAmerica, Campground Master, or a Google calendar at the office, the site sends them there. We do not rebuild software you will not open.
Tent vs RV vs cabin vs seasonal is a fork. Say how many of each you actually operate. 30 amp vs 50 amp vs water/sewer vs pull-through vs back-in: only what is true. A “full hookups everywhere” line that is 20-amp at the back row is how you get a bad weekend. Pets, generators, fire rings, bathhouse, dump station: only if they still run. Check-in times belong on the first screen. We will not invent a lake you do not have. Extra properties only if they are real.
Photos: the sites they will park on, the bathhouse, the road in. Phone photos in daylight are fine. A 50-amp pad with the hookups in frame beats a stock mountain. We will not steal another park’s listing photos. We will not write “your forest escape” copy. Use the words you use at the office: pull-through, 50 amp, tent, cabin, check-in. Rates: the engine shows tonight’s rate, or a range if the range is real. Do not put “$19 any night” you will not honor. House rules on the page beat a surprise at the gate. A site map as a still image you send is fine. We do not build a GIS app.
Sites and hookups, the book path you already run
- Tent vs RV vs cabin — counts and hookups that are true, 30 vs 50 amp
- Pets, bathhouse, dump, generators — only if they still run
- Check-in, stay rules, and a site map image if you have one
- One book button pointed at Campspot, RoverPass, Newbook, ReserveAmerica, or the calendar you already answer
- A short inquiry form if you take groups or seasonal: name, phone, dates, rig length. Big tap targets.
- Tap-to-call. (813) 328-6079 is how this shop does it on our own pages.
Keep any inquiry form short. Name, phone, dates, tent or RV, length if it matters. A 40-field campground quiz on a phone loses the night. Transient booking stays in the tool you already pay for. Put the phone in the first screen as a real tel link. Fake “only two sites left” clocks stay off unless the engine is actually that tight. A chat widget nobody staffs from the office is a closed shop. We will not typeset amenities you did not send.
What we will not pretend
We do not promise you will rank #1 for “campground” against the big booking sites. Basic SEO on this job is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph. Not a map-pack prize. Not 40 town pages stuffed with the same paragraph. If you already have a site, check it before you pay. If the photos are real and the book button hits your engine, stay and patch. If the number is a picture of a lake, or the last vendor took the login, rebuild. Not at this price: a new reservation OS, a channel manager, a native app. Those get a quote. We will not rebuild Campspot. We will not invent sites. We will not put fake “best campground” awards on the page. We will not put fake NAP schema on a park we invented.
A hosted website with sites and a book button is $49/mo. hosting included if you want that ($54). Worldwide, 24/7. Most jobs under 72 hours when the brief is clear. Send: park name, site types, hookups that are true, the reservation URL you already pay for, a few photos, the current site if any. Phone (813) 328-6079. Pay and start · Free website check · $49/month hosted website