Every empty night is money you never get back, and most of the loss is quiet. A call that rings out. A booking site that outranks your own. We find the leaks and fix them, so you earn more and worry less.
Four ways to put more campers on more pads. Start with the one that hurts most.
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We search, call, book, and follow up like a real camper. You get a full scored report on where guests slip away and what each leak costs you a year.
Be the park they find first.
When a camper searches your area, you show up. Not the booking site that takes a cut.
Increased occupancy on demand.
Ads aimed at campers searching near you, run for you, and measured in booked pads.
2026 brought record revenue on fewer bookings. The parks that win are easy to find and easy to book.
$46
Booking sites charge 10 to 30% commission. A direct booking on your own site costs 2 to 3%.
60%
Walk-ins fell 81.8%. The park with the easiest booking page gets the pad.
47%
Up from 41%. Fill a pad well once and the same guest fills it again, with no ad spend.
Sources: RoverPass 2026 Outdoor Hospitality Report (April 2026). Commission and direct-booking cost: Campspot and Insider Perks.
Most of the loss is quiet. Nobody complains. The booking just goes somewhere else.
A guest calls at dinner. No answer, no voicemail back. They book down the road.
A listing outranks your own site. You pay a commission on a guest who knew your name.
A date picker resets on a phone. A camper in their sixties gives up.
Nobody tells you what you lost. You only see the empty pad.
If you are not happy with our work, we keep working until you are, or you get your money back. Services run month to month, no long contracts.
Put a number on your empty pads in two minutes.
Empty pads times your rate times the season. See the annual revenue leaking out of your park in about a minute.
Open the toolCall volume and miss rate turned into the bookings you are losing every year, plus the payroll to keep the phones staffed.
Open the toolAnswer a few questions, get an instant grade on how well your park is set up to fill pads, the revenue leaking today, and a prioritized fix list.
Open the toolPractical ways to fill more pads, straight from Ben. Drop your email and we will send them your way.
For 15+ years I drove leads and phone calls for national brands. Now I do it for outdoor hospitality.
I am buying parks myself and building the tools and services to help other operators.
RoverPass projects a national average of 65 to 67% for 2026. Peak summer runs 85 to 100%, and cold-climate off-season can fall to 15 to 30%. Your own target depends on your market, so start by knowing your real number.
Multiply your nightly rate by the nights it sits empty. Eight pads at $65 empty 120 nights each is $62,400 a year. The free Vacancy Cost Calculator does the math with your numbers.
Barely. Walk-ins fell 81.8% in the RoverPass 2026 report. Online direct bookings are now 60% of reservations and phone is nearly 29%.
Both. They send guests, and they charge 10 to 30% commission. A direct booking on your own site costs 2 to 3%. Booking sites made up 11% of RoverPass reservations in 2025, so most guests still book direct.
Mostly on a phone. More than 75% of travelers search for campgrounds on mobile, and 76% of "near me" searchers visit a business within a day.
Take the two-minute quiz. It points you to the one fix that will move occupancy first.
Sources: RoverPass 2026 Outdoor Hospitality Report; Campspot; Campground Consulting Group; Google via Backlinko.
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