ParkWithUs

ParkWithUs is a productivity tool. Park With Us is free campground management software for RV parks, cabins, glamping sites and marinas. It combines a drag-n-drop reservation board, online bookings and POS payments, with no contracts.

Park With Us is campground management software built for RV parks, caravan parks, cabin and glamping operators, and marinas. It brings reservations, online bookings and point of sale payments into a single platform, so an owner does not have to stitch together a calendar, a booking form and a card terminal. The vendor positions the product as free forever, with no contracts and no costs to the park. Day to day, the centerpiece is a visual reservation board. A reservation can be dragged to a different site, date or duration, and common tasks such as taking a payment, changing a status or checking in a camper are one click each. The booking model is not limited to nightly stays. Tent sites, RV sites and cabins sit alongside hourly rentals such as boats, boat slips, golf carts and kayaks, plus group reservations and dry camping. Short-term, long-term and group guests are tracked side by side: a group booking blocks several sites at once, while recurring reservations automatically generate monthly invoices, electric charges and similar items. The site also lists dedicated areas for online bookings, guest management, a storefront with point of sale, long-term invoicing, and integrations and reporting. A demo video of roughly six minutes shows the workflow, and prospects can book a call with the team to talk through their setup. The audience is mainly owners and managers of small to mid-sized parks who want to replace spreadsheets or paper ledgers without signing a software contract. The homepage claims the product is the highest rated option among more than 500 parks. Against subscription-priced reservation systems, the zero-cost model is the main differentiator, while buyers who need deep third-party connections or specialist features should check the features and integrations pages before committing, since the homepage itself gives few specifics on either.