RoverPass

RoverPass runs a reservation system for campground and RV park owners and a consumer marketplace where RVers search and book sites. Owners can claim an existing listing or create a new one and start taking reservations from campers browsing the marketplace.

The booking system is hosted: RoverPass says there is no software to download and no calendar to update. Campers manage reservation details and favourite lists from a phone, and the company pairs the software with its own support team and travel agents who help RVers book. The company frames the product around a structural problem it describes in the sector — because campgrounds are mostly small, independently owned businesses rather than corporate chains, booking technology is thinly distributed and there is no Expedia equivalent for campgrounds.

The consumer side is organized by location: a campgrounds-near-me search, popular-city pages such as Colorado Springs, Corpus Christi, Fredericksburg, New Braunfels and St. Augustine, and browse pages by U.S. state and by region in Canada, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand. Travellers can also sign up for a deals email list.

Pricing for the booking system is not published on the marketing pages. Owners should ask what the reservation system costs, what commission applies to marketplace bookings, and how and when payouts are made.