Park maps, drawn properly.
This is the business we started in. A park map is the first thing a guest is handed at check in and the last thing they look at before they book, and a bad one costs you both ways. We draw them ourselves, on paper and on screen, and we draw the map into the website so it does the work in both places. Included with the Listings + Reviews and Marketing bands, or on its own from RV Park Map.
Get startedWhat a good park map does.
For the guest, it answers the question that decides the booking: will my rig fit, and where. Site numbers, pull-throughs, lengths, hookups, where the bathhouse is from site 30, which sites are shaded and which face the water. A guest who can picture the site books it.
For the office, it ends the phone call that goes "is 14 the one by the dumpster." Everyone is looking at the same map, the same numbers, the same names for the same places.
For the website, it is the one thing no template can give you, because no template knows your park. A map drawn from your layout, placed on the sites page, with the booking system underneath it, turns a list of site types into a choice.
What is included.
The map itself
Drawn from your layout, your site numbers, and your names for things. Every site, every hookup, every building, every road, correct.
Printed and on screen
One drawing, produced for the check-in counter, the guest packet, the website, and the booking system.
Integrated with the site
Placed where guests choose a site, marked with the things they ask about, and connected to booking where your system allows it.
Kept current
Parks change. New sites open, roads move, the pool gets a fence. The map is updated with the site, not left to go out of date.
How it works.
- You send what you have: an old map, a sketch, an aerial, or nothing at all.
- We draw the park and send it back with questions about the parts we cannot see.
- You mark it up, we finish it, and it goes on the website, the counter, and the guest packet.
- When the park changes, you tell us and the map changes.
What we do not do.
We do not draw generic maps. Every map is your park, with your numbers and your names, drawn by people who have done a few hundred of them.
One we have done.
A map drawn by RV Park Map. Site numbers, pull-throughs, the office, the dog park, and the boat launch, drawn so a guest can picture the site before booking it. On the website and printed for check in. rvparkmap.com
And a bigger one.
Trinity View Resort, near Little Camas Reservoir, Idaho. Sixty-nine numbered sites, cabins, tent camping, boondocking, a pool, a clubhouse, disc golf, and a legend a guest can read at the gate. The same map on the website and printed for the guest packet.
The other things we handle.
Tell us about your park.
Twenty minutes on the phone. We will look at what you have and tell you plainly what we would change.
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