Tips to Perfect Your Campsite Profile

Tips to Perfect your Campsite profile:

Check out our Peak Portfolio sites here for some pointers.

Perfect the writing!

• The campsite name is key - Your site name needs to be descriptive. It should capture what makes your property special. But it should also be simple. 3-5 words is the sweet spot. 50-70 characters are perfect. That might sound difficult, but naming your site is the fun part. Pick one word that best describes your property, a landmark nearby. Example: Lakeview Hideaway at Blue Vista or Retreat on the Crooked River
• The site headline should be descriptive and whimsical. Appearing just under your campsite name, the site headline is an important piece of copy that is typically 2-3 sentences long. This copy appears as the description of your campsite on sites like Google and also impacts the discoverability of your site in search. Example: Unique Catskill site in the White Lake Region - 2 Safari tents and a lake view less than 2 hours from NYC. Can accommodate large groups (up to 16 campers). 
• Make the description as accurate as possible so a camper knows exactly what they are going to arrive at.  Include all features of the property, local hot spots or nearby attractions, and amenities you offer. Highlight the best things about your campsite, your land, and your community. Make sure to say how far the nearest cities are for SEO purposes, for example, if your site is 2 hours from NYC make sure to put in the headline 'A beautiful camping hideaway 2 hours from NYC with a swimming hole' that way campers can easily find you from a quick google search! But keep it on the short side. Our target is between 300 or more words. Also, keep in mind that the first sentence is the most important. It should be captivating and make someone want to keep reading. Here are a few questions to help out...
• • What makes your property special?
  • What’s your property like? 
    
  • Include a brief description of the “ready-to-go”
    Tentrr campsite
  • What’s there to do near your place?
  • What’s there to do near your place?
  • What Tentrr Extras do you provide for campers?

Update Your Host profile – Tell campers a little bit about yourself! This can be found in the "account" section on your dashboard

• Why did you decide to list your campsite on Tentrr?
• What do you like most about your land?
• What do you like to do in your spare time?

Play with the price! 

• Here is more information about how to price your campsite 

Take new photos and add them to your listing at any time! 

• Add some great new photos of your campsite and the features of your land. Here is a quick guide to taking photos of your campsite.

The calendar!

• Update your availability calendar so you don't have to decline reservations
• Please always keep this updated!

Create a list of features your land has to offer!

• Add a game to your CampBox such as horse shoes, a bocce set or a deck of cards.
• Install a corn hole game or ladder ball game.
• Photograph a feature of your land such as a pond or view and add it to your CampSite profile.

Add a few extras!

• If you have items such as kayaks or mountain bikes, make them available to Campers for $15 per day.
• If you know a great hike or a skill such as fly fishing or rock climbing, offer guided tours to Campers at an additional charge. Add-ons are limited only by your imagination.

Share relatable information with Campers to create a connection- Tentrr is all about trust, and the more ways to instill that trust, the better!