Written by Jack Magri
Jack Magri is an RVer and the founder of Magrify, the Dallas-based studio behind this guide. Since 2021, he has built websites for RV parks, campgrounds, and hospitality businesses across the US.
Campspot integration
Campspot integration for your park website
Your Magrify website connects to the Campspot setup you already run. Guests find you on your own site, see your rates and your story, and book through Campspot, with no forced software switch and no monthly website lease.
Quick answer
What the Campspot integration means
A Magrify website works with Campspot instead of replacing it: your pages rank on Google and present the park, and the booking itself runs through Campspot exactly as it does today. Magrify has its own PMS for parks that want one system, and it is optional, never a condition. This is for parks and campgrounds running Campspot whose own website is outdated, call-only, or rented on a monthly plan.
How it connects
What the connection does
- Booking handoff from your own pages into Campspot at the moment the guest decides
- Rates, availability, and guest records stay managed in Campspot, untouched
- Your site carries the pages Google ranks: sites, rates, amenities, and local area pages
- Review requests, follow-up, and monthly reporting available around the booking path on a care plan
The Campspot angle
Your site sells the stay, Campspot takes the booking
Many parks meet Campspot first, because the guest found the park on a search or a listing and Campspot handled the reservation. The problem is what happens before that step: if your own website is thin, outdated, or call-only, the guest's whole impression of your park is the marketplace version. A Magrify website fixes the front half of that journey. Your pages carry your rates, your photos, your amenities, and your local story, ranked on Google under your own name, and the guest meets Campspot only at the final booking step, already sold.
Campspot's published model charges the park $2 per online reservation, and guests pay a 3% booking fee on top of the rate (checked November 2026). A Magrify website does not change Campspot's fees. It changes how much of the decision happens on your own site before the booking step, and it gives you a direct channel that can grow alongside the platform.
Your choice, either way
If you ever want one system instead
Magrify also builds Magrify PMS, AI-powered property management software for RV parks, campgrounds, rentals, and hospitality businesses, covering reservations, payments, guest communication, reporting, and software integrations, priced as a custom project by scope. Some parks prefer their website and their PMS under one roof. Most parks on Campspot do not need to move, and Magrify will tell you that straight: the integration exists so the choice stays yours.
Integration questions
Questions about the Campspot integration
Do I have to switch away from Campspot to use Magrify?
No. Magrify builds your website around the reservation platform you already run. Campspot keeps handling your reservations, and you never have to rip out a system that works to get a better website.
What does Magrify need from me to connect my website to Campspot?
Your current booking links, your rates, and your photos to start. Magrify builds the site and connects the booking path into Campspot; integration work is quoted in writing as part of the project before anything starts.
What does the website cost if I keep Campspot?
The same as any Magrify website: generally under $1,000 one time, owned outright, with optional care plans at $19.99 to $99 a month, month to month. Campspot's own fees are separate and unchanged.
Related pages
Connect this work to the rest of your online system.
Next step
Run Campspot? Start with a free mockup
Tell me about your park and I will build a mockup homepage first, free, with your rates and your booking path on it. Reach Magrify at [email protected] or (469) 269-0355, any hour.