What's included in a done-for-you RV park website?
"Done for you" means different things at different companies. Here is the list to hold any quote against, with the park-specific items most quotes miss.
SHORT ANSWER
A done-for-you RV park website should include the design and build, hosting, an SSL certificate, the writing, a real illustrated site map, photo placement, the booking handoff to whatever system you use, structured data so the park shows up in map results and AI answers, mobile optimization, a Google Business Profile connected to the site, and ongoing content changes after launch. Things often not included but worth asking about: photography, ongoing SEO, listing management, review monitoring, and email hosting.
The checklist
| Item | Should be included |
|---|---|
| Design and build | Yes |
| Hosting and SSL | Yes |
| Writing the pages | Yes, from an interview with you |
| Illustrated site map | Yes for any park over 20 sites |
| Booking handoff | Yes, to your existing system |
| Structured data | Yes |
| Mobile and speed | Yes |
| Business Profile connection | Yes |
| Ongoing changes | Yes on a monthly plan |
| Photography | Usually extra |
| Ongoing SEO | Usually a separate band |
| Listing management | Usually a separate band |
The park-specific items to insist on
Three things a general web company will not think of. A numbered site map a guest can read on a phone while towing. Pages organized by the kind of guest you get, because an overnighter on the interstate and a monthly tenant are looking for completely different things. And rig-length and hookup detail stated in plain sentences, because that is both the most common phone question and the thing AI assistants quote when someone asks for a park that fits a 42-foot fifth wheel.
What "unlimited changes" should mean
It should mean you text a photo or email a rate change and it is live within a couple of days, not a support portal with a two-week queue. Ask how changes are submitted and what the typical turnaround is. Ask for a real example. The answer tells you more about the company than the price does.
What ours includes
Everything in the "should be included" column, at $85 a month, no setup fee, no contract. We interview you once for the facts, build it, and keep it current. Listings and reviews is $150. SEO starts at $250. Pricing page has the detail.
Related questions.
Is photography included in a website build?
Usually not. Budget $300 to $800 for a session if your current photos are phone snaps.
Is Google Business Profile setup included?
It should at least be connected to the site. Full ongoing management is usually a separate service.
Do I need to write the content myself?
Not with a real done-for-you service. We interview you once and write from that, then you approve it.
What is a site map on a campground website?
A numbered diagram of the park showing every site, the roads, restrooms, dump station, and office. Not a satellite screenshot with pins on it.
Want this handled for your park?
We build and run websites for RV parks and campgrounds, and nothing else. Websites from $85 a month, SEO from $250.