Template · Campgrounds & RV Parks
The park map, quiet hours, and firewood prices. On a tile that's never out of date.
A tile at the check-in window, the bathhouse door, and the camp store counter. Guests tap it and get the map, the rules, this week's activities, the park Wi-Fi password in one tap, and a firewood request that arrives with the site number already in it — even when they get there after the office closes. You update it from your phone; the corkboard retires.
What's in this template
No credit card required. One Marker is $29.
Where parks place their tiles
Check-in window
Arriving guests tap while they wait — and after-hours arrivals get the map, their loop, and the gate code routine when the office is dark.
Bathhouse door
The one building everyone visits. Laundry instructions, shower info, quiet hours, and the map back to every loop — readable at midnight by phone light.
Camp store counter
The activities schedule and the firewood-and-ice section live here. Guests see the s'mores night they'd have missed and the bundle price without asking.
Built for the burn-ban problem
The information that matters most at a campground is the information that changes with no warning — fire restrictions, a pool closure, a storm coming through Saturday. Edit the status banner from your phone and every tile in the park is correct on the next tap. No printouts, no stapler, no sun-bleached sign still warning about a ban that lifted in April.
Ready to build?
Start with this template
Free to build. Start with three Markers — office, bathhouse, camp store.
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Also: NFC for RV parks · Campground activity schedule · Campground facility signs
