Who pays the booking fee?
Many systems add a fee at guest checkout. Ask whether your guests pay one, and how much.
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There’s no single best campground software for every park. Here’s the checklist we’d use, written by an RV park operator. Use it on any system, including ours.
Many systems add a fee at guest checkout. Ask whether your guests pay one, and how much.
Ask to see a daily close and a balance sheet. Reports that don’t add up cost hours every month.
Seasonal staff turn over. Ask for a demo you can click through yourself, without a sales call.
Most guests book on a phone. Try booking a site as a guest, end to end.
Ask exactly what imports: guests, stays, deposits and balances. Then check that the totals match.
Ask whether you pay full price in months you’re mostly closed.
Ask whether your booking site is built to be found by search engines and AI assistants.
It depends on your park’s size, season and how much your staff turns over. Compare systems on guest fees, accounting accuracy, ease of learning, mobile booking, migration and off-season pricing.
Software that runs a campground or RV park: reservations, the front desk, guest booking online, payments, the camp store, long-term sites and the books.
No guest fee at checkout, books built to reconcile, a public self-serve demo, phone booking, help moving your history, half-price off-season months, and park booking sites built to be found in AI search.
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