If travelers can't find your park on Google, they book the one down the road. I build clean, mobile-first RV park websites that show up in search and take direct bookings — without the big-agency price.
Great parks lose bookings every week for reasons that are completely fixable.
Travelers search "RV park near [town]" and land on your competitor — because you're not showing up.
No online booking, or a site that's a pain on a phone, means guests give up and call someone else.
Leaning on third-party platforms means handing over a cut of every reservation you could've taken direct.
Built for local search and submitted to Google, so travelers searching your area actually find you.
Let guests check availability and book or apply online — nightly, weekly, or monthly.
Manage applications and send guest emails from one simple place (like Heyburn RV's).
Show off your Google reviews, an interactive map, and photos that make people want to stay.
Fast and flawless on the phones your guests are actually using on the road.
Optional care plan: I host, update, and maintain it, so you never have to touch the tech.
Heyburn RV had no website, so travelers searching Google couldn't find it, and every application was handled by hand. Two weeks before launch I set up and optimized his Google Business Profile — it drove 70+ customer interactions in a single month. Then the website went live and showed up in Google Search its first week (150 impressions and its first clicks), with guests booking in under a minute and the owner running applications and emails from one dashboard.
Visit heyburnrv.com →Flat, one-time pricing — you own your website — free mockup before you pay a cent. The only monthly option is the optional Care Plan.
In plain terms: $500 gets your park found and gets you calls · $1,000 lets guests select a site and book/apply online, and you approve & onboard them from your admin portal.
★ Both plans include 3 starter blog posts — a $150 value — to help you show up on Google.
Both plans are a one-time price — not a subscription. A Basic Park Website is $500 (one-time) — get found on Google with a contact form guests can submit. The Full Booking Site is $1,000 (one-time) — guests select a site on your interactive map (up to 25 sites), book or apply online, and you approve, invite, and onboard them from an admin portal. Both plans include 3 starter blog posts to help you get found. The only monthly cost is the optional Care Plan at $50/month, and a Get Found Audit is $149 (one-time). See the full cost breakdown →
Most starter sites go live in about a week once I have your photos and details. Sites with booking and a dashboard take a little longer — I'll give you a timeline before we start.
Yes — every site is built for search and submitted to Google. For Heyburn RV, the Google Business Profile I set up two weeks before launch drove 70+ customer interactions in a single month, and the website showed up in Google Search its first week (150 impressions and its first clicks).
No. You can make simple edits if you like, but most owners choose the $50/month care plan so I handle hosting and every update — you never touch the tech.
Your website, yes — the code is yours to keep. The booking portal and admin dashboard are a hosted service I run for you on the Care Plan ($50/month, starting when your site goes live), because they need a database, logins, and integrations kept running. Your data is always yours to export.
Your website keeps working exactly as it is — that part is yours. The booking portal and dashboard simply go offline, and I hand you a full export of your bookings and guest data. If you'd ever like the portal rebuilt onto your own accounts so you can run it yourself, that's a one-time migration from $500.
Send me your park's name and location and I'll build a free mockup so you can see it before deciding anything. No pressure.