Spacecamps

A new approach is always better in some ways. This should be an interesting one. What's your current velocity?

Building for patchy internet in remote parks is a smart focus, that's exactly where most booking tools break. How does it handle a booking made offline at the front desk while someone books the same site online?

A flat $59/month with no booking commission is a clear pitch for small independent parks. Can guests pick their exact site from the interactive map when booking online?

Flat monthly pricing instead of per-booking commission is a strong angle for independent park owners, since commissions hurt most in the busy season. I like that it also works with unreliable internet, which is a real problem in remote campgrounds. One question: can guests book several adjacent sites in one reservation for groups?

Per-park booking sites with an interactive site map plus a flat subscription instead of commission is a strong pitch for independent operators. For parks with patchy internet, can the guest management side be used offline and sync later? And do the booking sites support different rules per site type, like a 3-night minimum for powered sites during school holidays?

The 30-day trial with setup in an afternoon is the right call for park owners who hate sales calls. What's the biggest blocker you see when a park switches over: importing existing bookings from their old system, or getting staff used to the new site map?

A flat fee with no commission will appeal to small parks that are tired of booking sites taking a cut. A lot of caravan park bookings still start with a phone call. Can staff add a phone booking quickly and have it block the same site online straight away?