Every way to get a park website, compared.
One page per option, with what it costs, who does the work, what it does for search, and who owns the site at the end. Written to be fair, because most park owners have tried at least one of these.
RV Park Sites vs Wix
The most popular do-it-yourself builder. Cheap to start, yours to maintain, and hard to leave.
RV Park Sites vs Squarespace
Beautiful templates and a polished editor. Better for a restaurant than a campground.
RV Park Sites vs WordPress
The most flexible option and the most work. You own everything, including the maintenance.
RV Park Sites vs GoDaddy Website Builder
The builder that comes with your domain. The simplest option and the most limited.
RV Park Sites vs Duda
The builder behind many agency-made park sites. Fine to look at, locked to the agency's account.
RV Park Sites vs Booking Platform Websites
The page that comes with Campspot, RoverPass, Firefly, or Newbook. Great at booking, poor at being found.
RV Park Sites vs A Local Web Designer
A good build and a handshake. Then the invoice ends and so does the maintenance.
RV Park Sites vs Weebly
The builder that time forgot. Cheap, dated, and being folded into Square.
RV Park Sites vs Webflow
A designer's tool that makes beautiful, fast sites. Not for an owner to run alone.
Not sure which one you have?
Tell us the address of your current site and we will tell you what it is built on and what it would take to move.