Plain answers for park owners.
The questions we get on the phone, answered properly. No jargon, real numbers, and what to do about it.
How much does an RV park website cost?
Every price level from free to $15,000, the costs nobody quotes, and a three-year total for each.
Do I need a website if my park is on a booking platform?
What the platform page does, what it cannot, and how a site of your own feeds it bookings.
How to get your RV park on Google.
The Business Profile, the site, reviews, pages, listings. Five steps in order, with the mistakes that undo them.
How to get your RV park found by AI.
What ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot read, why most park sites are invisible to them, and the fixes.
Should my RV park take online bookings?
When online reservations help, when the phone is better, how the platforms charge, and what the site does either way.
The RV park website checklist.
Every page, fact, photo, and technical piece a park site needs. Hold your current site against it.
Google Business Profile for RV parks, field by field.
Claiming it, the category, hours by season, photos, attributes, and the settings that get parks suspended.
How to get more RV park reviews, and what to say back.
When to ask, the exact words, where the link goes, and reply templates for good, mixed, and bad reviews.
Every way to get a park website, compared
Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Duda, GoDaddy, Weebly, Webflow, booking platform sites, and a local designer, one page each.
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