Oct 10, 2026
Seasonal Sites at a Small Campground: Steady Money or Locked-Up Revenue?
Seasonal sites promise guaranteed revenue but cap your upside. How to run the math, choose which sites to convert, and write a contract that protects the park.
Booking software for small campgrounds
One booking link for your park. A calendar that can't double-book. Payments straight into your bank — daily. No marketplace, no percentage fees.
Free for your park · No percentage fees · Set up in an afternoon

The booking page
bunkpost.com/book/your-park — put it on your Google listing, your Facebook page, your voicemail. Guests pick dates, pick their exact site on your campground map, and pay. You hear about it when the confirmation email lands, not when the phone rings.
See what your guests seePinewood Hollow
Check-in
Jul 17
Check-out
Jul 20


The calendar
Most software checks for conflicts. Bunkpost's database physically refuses to save two reservations on the same site for the same night — even if two guests hit “book” at the same second. Nobody shows up to an occupied pad. Ever.
The money
Payments run on Stripe Connect: guests pay by card on your booking page, and payouts are issued to your bank every day. No merchant account paperwork, no waiting on a monthly check, no chasing anyone for your money.
Powered by Stripe · Onboard from Settings → Payments · No API keys to touch


The office work

Peak, shoulder, off-season. Define your seasons and nightly rates once; every quote uses them automatically.
Lodging and sales taxes calculated on every booking. No arithmetic on sticky notes, no surprises at filing time.
Deposits, cancellation windows, refund terms — shown to guests before they pay and enforced without an argument.
The rest of the park
Upload your campground map, pin your sites, and guests book the exact spot they want — or pay a site-lock fee to guarantee it.
Firewood, ice, s'mores kits: scan a barcode, take cash or card, or charge it to the guest's site. Stock counts itself down.
Revenue, occupancy, and the exact tax to remit — plus a CSV export your accountant can drop into QuickBooks.
Match the booking page to your website: your logo, your colors, your fonts. Guests never feel like they left your site.
Long-term guests hold their site all season and get monthly invoices — metered electric included, if you read meters.
Promo codes, firewood at checkout, dynamic pricing when you want it, and a waitlist that emails guests when a site opens up.
A different kind of platform
Marketplace platforms sell your guests to the highest bidder and take a percentage of every booking for the privilege. Bunkpost is just your software: your link, your guests, your brand.
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List your sites, set your rates, share your link. Most parks are live the same afternoon.