Campspot’s website comes with its software. Ours is written for you, and it’s yours whatever software you use.
Campspot, reservation software used by more than 3,500 parks in the US and Canada, includes a website with complimentary design and hosting in its Growth plan, which costs less than Happy Websites. The plan is paid for by a booking fee guests pay on online reservations, and its service agreement keeps all work product as Campspot’s.
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No contracts ✦ No setup fees ✦ Unlimited edits ✦ Your site, your domain ✦ Cancel anytime
Nothing extra on its Growth plan.
Campspot lists a professional website with complimentary design and hosting in its Growth plan, with no setup or onboarding fees. The plan is paid for by a booking fee guests pay on online reservations.
Its pricing page doesn’t say.
Its partner page says Campspot has partnered with Insider Perks to offer customers free single-page website design..
Not under its service agreement.
Campspot keeps ownership of its services and of all work product developed under the agreement. Your own data stays yours, and Campspot may let you retrieve it for up to 60 days after you leave.
With 30 days’ written notice.
There’s no long-term contract. Either side can end the agreement on 30 days’ written notice, and your access to the services ends when it does.
A booking fee on online reservations.
Guests pay it, and Campspot doesn’t publish the amount. It’s refundable to campers who cancel within 24 hours of booking. Campspot’s fees are in US dollars and can change after notice.
We found no independent review ratings for Campspot when we checked.
Campspot’s website makes sense if you already run your park on Campspot and want a simple site that comes with your reservations, at no extra cost to you.
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
Before you cancel Campspot
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.
RV park
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Yes. Campspot is the trade name of RezPlot Systems, LLC, reservation software from Grand Rapids, Michigan, started in 2015 by a group of campground owners. It says more than 3,500 private and public parks across the US and Canada use it. We found no BBB profile and no Trustpilot reviews for it.
Nothing extra on Campspot’s Growth plan, which lists a professional website with complimentary design and hosting. Campspot has no setup or onboarding fees. The plan is paid for by a booking fee that guests pay on online reservations, and Campspot doesn’t publish the amount.
Not under Campspot’s service agreement, which keeps its services and all work product developed under the agreement as Campspot’s property. Your own data, such as descriptions and photos, stays yours, and Campspot may let you retrieve it for up to 60 days after the agreement ends.
Campspot has no long-term contract. Its service agreement lets either side end it with 30 days’ written notice, sent to RezPlot Systems, LLC d/b/a Campspot in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Your access to the services ends when the agreement does.
For the website, yes, if you want a site designed and written for you that stays yours whatever reservation software you use. Campspot’s website costs you nothing extra and comes with live availability, an interactive park map and payments, which we don’t sell. Keep Campspot for reservations; we link your Reserve a site buttons to it.