Questions we get asked.
Every question here came from a park owner or a local business on the phone. Straight answer at the top of each page, then the detail. 22 of them.
Getting a map made
Where can I get a map made of my RV park?
Four options, what each costs, and what you end up with.
How much does a campground map cost?
Free with sponsors, or quoted by park. What drives the quote.
Can I get a free map for my RV park?
Usually yes. What has to be true for it to work.
Who makes printed park maps for campgrounds?
A short list of the kinds of company, and what to check.
How long does it take to get a park map made?
Four to eight weeks, and what determines where you land in that range.
What do I need to send to get a map drawn?
Two things to start, four more before it prints.
How the free map works
How do free RV park maps get paid for?
Local advertisers, and why it works for everyone involved.
Do I have to have ads on my park map?
No. The no-ads option and what it costs.
What if the ad spots don't sell for my park?
We tell you, and you choose. Nobody is left waiting.
Can I reorder maps when I run out?
Yes, free on sponsored maps. How to judge when to ask.
Who owns the map file, me or the printer?
You get a digital copy. What you can do with it.
What's on it
What should be on an RV park map?
The eleven things every park map needs, and the two most often missing.
What do I put on the back of a campground map?
Rules, camp information, and the local businesses guests need.
How many pages should a park guide be?
Two, four, or eight. What decides it.
Should my park map have rules on it?
Yes, and printed rules work better than posted ones.
What size should a printed park map be?
Big enough to read in a truck, small enough to keep.
Doing it another way
Not seeing your question?
Call us. We answer the phone and we will tell you straight, including when the answer is that you do not need a map.