Campground website companies

Campground website companies, compared

Reservation systems bundle websites that stay with the software, and specialist agencies sign you up for a year. Here’s how they compare with Happy Websites, with a page for each.

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Campspot, RoverPass and Big Rig Media, side by side

Campground website companies compared on price, setup fee, contract, cancelling and whether you keep the site
Company	Price	Setup fee	Contract	Cancelling	Keep your site?
Happy Websites	$99 or $199/mo	$0	None	Anytime	Yes
Campspot	Included with its software	None	No long-term contract	30 days’ written notice	No
RoverPass	From $34.99/mo, plus software	None	None, cancel anytime	By email	Content only
Big Rig Media	$99–$199/mo	Not published	1 year from launch	60 days’ written notice	No

From each company’s published terms and pricing and public customer reviews, checked October 26, 2026. “Reported” prices are what customers say they paid.

Pick a company

Campspot Campspot’s website comes with its software. Ours is written for you, and it’s yours whatever software you use. Campspot vs Happy Websites RoverPass RoverPass’s website only works with RoverPass. Ours is written for you, and works with any booking tool. RoverPass vs Happy Websites Big Rig Media A Big Rig Media site can’t leave Big Rig’s servers. Ours is yours, with no contract. Big Rig Media vs Happy Websites Or skip the fine print. Get started for $99/mo

Six questions before you sign with anyone

Whoever you go with. Including us.

Is the site tied to the reservation system? If you switch software, ask what happens to the site.
Who pays the booking fees? Some systems add a fee to every online reservation.
Can the site move to another host? Some agencies keep the code and the designs.
How long is the contract? Some run a year from launch, with notice to leave.
How are edits handled? Some include an hour a month, then bill by the hour.
What happens in the off-season? Ask whether you can pause, and what you still pay.

What your park’s site could look like

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Example homepage designs for an RV park near Mammoth Cave, a lakeside campground on Lake Cumberland and a glamping site near the Red River Gorge. Tap one to see the whole page.

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Lakeside campground

Glamping & cabins

Questions

How much does a campground website cost?

Campspot includes a website in its Growth plan, paid for by a booking fee guests pay. RoverPass charges $34.99 to $99 a month for parks on its reservation software. Big Rig Media starts at $99 a month on a one-year agreement. Happy Websites is $99 or $199 a month with no contract.

Do I keep my website if I change reservation systems?

Usually not. Campspot keeps the work product it develops, and RoverPass keeps the website code and design. Big Rig Media’s sites can’t move to another host and are deleted when services end. With Happy Websites, the site and the domain are yours, whatever reservation system you use.

Do reservation systems charge fees on bookings?

Campspot charges a booking fee on online reservations, paid by guests, and doesn’t publish the amount. RoverPass charges small parks the greater of $99 a month or $3.50 a reservation, which parks can pass on to campers. Happy Websites doesn’t touch your reservations or add fees.

Should I keep Campspot or RoverPass?

Yes, if they run your reservations well. Reservations, payments and live availability aren’t things Happy Websites sells. We build the website and link every Reserve button to the system you already use.