02How to make a campground map

Answer a few questions

We ask one easy question at a time. A bar shows how far along you are.

First, the big questions. Do you have RV sites? Cabins? Glamping? A pool or a store? Then we ask about the details. For RV sites, that means pull-through or back-in, 30 or 50 amp, water and sewer.

If you have an old map, you can share it. It helps, but you don't need one.

you don't need a map to start

Share your booking page

Give us the link to the page where guests book. We read your listings, so you don't have to type every site.

If your answers and your listings don't match, we ask. “You said 5 cabins. We found 10 on your booking page. Which is right?”

Draw your property line

You'll see a satellite photo of your land. Click around the edge of your property. A dotted line shows your property line. We only map what's inside it.

We draft your map

We use satellite photos and elevation data to find your roads, buildings, trees and water. Then we place your sites where they really are.

we only map inside your line

We check with you

When we're not sure, we ask. “What is this building? Should we keep it?” “You said 50 RV sites, but we found 25. Where are the rest?” Then we add more details to each site.

Fix anything we got wrong

Satellite photos can be a few years old. You know your property best. Move a site. Rename a road. Add a building. Pick a map style and your colors. All changes are free, now and later.

drag anything, anywhere

Put it on your website

Tell us what your website runs on, like Squarespace or WordPress. Pick a size. We give you one line of code to paste in. Your map also gets its own web page you can share.

one line of code