Printed maps and guest guides for RV parks.
A printed map and guide for your RV park, paid for by the local businesses on the back, or bought outright if you would rather have no ads. Parks get a map their guests actually use. Businesses get in front of every camper in town.
For RV parks and campgrounds
Get a map of your park.
We draw your park, add your rules and camp information, print the maps, and ship them to your office. Free when local businesses sponsor the back, or buy the maps outright with no ads. Your staff hands one to every guest at check-in.
See what you get
For local businesses
Advertise to the guests at the park near you.
Your ad is on the map every guest gets at check-in, next to the park rules and the WiFi password, and the camphost recommends you in person. Twelve months from $350.
See the price guide
Castle Rock Shores, Parker, Arizona, as printed. The park on the front, the rules and eight local sponsors on the back.
A printed map of your park.
One sheet. Your park map on the front. Your rules, your camp information, and local advertisers on the back. We design it, print it, and ship it to your office. Most parks pay nothing, because the advertisers cover it. Parks that want no ads buy the maps instead. Your staff hands one to every guest at check-in.
- The map. Every site by number, the roads, restrooms, showers, dump station, laundry, playground, and the office, with a box for the guest's site number.
- Park rules. Check-in and check-out, quiet hours, pets, fires, speed limit, generators. Printed, so every guest gets the same answer.
- Camp information. WiFi, laundry hours, showers, supplies, emergency number, and the places you recommend.
- Local advertisers. Businesses near your park. Their ads pay for the design, printing, and shipping, which is why most parks never see a bill. Skip the ads and buy the maps if you prefer.
How it works.
Send us your site list
A site list, an aerial or plat, your rules, and your camp information. Twenty minutes of your time. We draw the map and lay out the guide.
Local businesses buy the ads
Our sales team offers the spots to restaurants, shops, and services near your park. Their sponsorships cover design, printing, and shipping. Would rather have no ads? Skip this step and buy the maps outright; we quote it by park.
We print and ship the maps
Your camphost hands one to every guest at check-in and points them to the sponsors. Running low? Reorder. On sponsored maps, reorders are free.
98%
of the businesses that advertise with us renew
$86
spent per camper per day while staying at a park
69%
of campers pick a park by what is close to it
1986
the year we printed our first guide, in Twin Falls, Idaho
Examples.
Made in Twin Falls, Idaho, since 1986.
We have been making guides for RV parks and campgrounds out of Twin Falls, Idaho, since 1986. The map is drawn by hand from your site list. The ads are designed in house. The printing is done here. And when you call, a person who knows what a pull-through is picks up.
This is where most of us live. Twin Falls, Idaho.
Common questions.
Is the RV park map free for the park?
Usually. Local businesses buy the ads on the back, which covers the design, printing, and shipping. If the spots do not fill, or if you would rather have no advertisers at all, you can buy the maps outright and we quote it by park. When the ads cover the run, the park pays nothing for the first print run or for reorders.
What does the park have to do to get a campground map?
Send us a site list, an aerial photo or plat of the campground, your park rules, and your camp information such as WiFi, laundry hours, and quiet hours. Then approve the proof. We design the park map, print it, and ship it to your office. Your staff hands one to every guest at check-in.
Do we get a digital park map for our website?
Yes. Every park gets the campground site map as a digital file for its website, online booking page, and confirmation emails, so guests can find their RV site before they arrive.
How much does it cost to advertise on an RV park map?
An inside ad on the printed park map is $350 for twelve months. The cover sponsor is $750 and the map sponsor is $1,000, and both are exclusive. See the advertising price guide.
How many campers see an ad on the park map?
Every guest who checks in during the twelve months gets a printed map, and the camphost recommends the advertisers in person. A campground hosts roughly three times its site count in guests each year, and RV travelers spend about $86 a day in the local area.
Do you design the ad, or do we send one?
Either. We design RV park map ads in house at no extra charge, or you can send finished artwork. Coupons and QR codes work well in a campground map ad and we will set them up.
Do you make RV park maps outside Idaho?
Yes. We design and print RV park maps and campground maps for parks anywhere in the United States, including Arizona, California, Texas, Nevada, Utah, and Idaho. Everything happens by phone, email, and the files you send.
Get started.
Parks: request a map and we will call to get started. Businesses: reserve a spot in a guide near you before the run closes.