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.
Last updated: November 4, 2026
Honest comparison
Two ways to pay for the same thing. RVParkWebsites.com charges $189 a month with a 24-month minimum, which is $4,536 before the term ends, and by their own FAQ the website code is leased, not yours. Magrify builds your park a website for usually under $1,000, paid once, and you own the site and the domain outright. Here is the full comparison, including where they win.
Choose Magrify when you want to pay once (usually under $1,000), own your website and domain outright, keep whatever booking platform you already run, and see a free mockup before you commit to anything. Choose RVParkWebsites.com when you prefer a long-established specialist and an all-in monthly bundle, and you are comfortable renting your website on a 24-month minimum term.
Neither answer is right for every park. The difference that matters most is not the design. It is the math and the ownership, so that is where this page spends its time.
| Magrify | RVParkWebsites.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | Usually under $1,000 total for the whole website | $0 on the base package; $2,995 (Resort) or $4,995 (Premier) up front on higher tiers |
| Monthly cost | $0 required. Optional care plans $19.99-$99/month if you want updates and reporting handled | $189/month (RV Park), $219/month (Resort), $249/month (Premier) |
| Minimum contract | None. Care plans are month to month | 24 months on the base package; 12 months on Resort |
| Total cost over 24 months | Under $1,000 if you skip the optional care plan | $4,536 on the base package, and the fee continues after the minimum term |
| Do you own the website? | Yes. The site, content, and design are yours outright | No. Their public FAQ states the website elements and code they create are leased |
| Your domain | In your name, at your registrar, under your control | Domain cost is bundled into the monthly service |
| Pages | Built to what your park needs, not a fixed package count | 9 pages (base), 11 (Resort), 13 (Premier) |
| Support and changes | Same-business-day answers through any channel; care plan covers ongoing updates | Up to 30 minutes of support and content changes per month included |
| Booking platforms | Campspot, RoverPass, ResNexus, Newbook, RMS, or Magrify's own booking software, connected to your site | Integration with your reservation system offered; platforms are not named on their public pages |
| Hosting, security, backups | Handled for you, and covered in plain monthly reports on care plans | Included in the monthly fee |
| See it before you pay | Free homepage mockup, plus a free cost calculator on this page | Free audit offered; design is produced after signup |
| If you leave | You keep your website, your domain, and your content. There is nothing to buy back | The leased code stays theirs; see the leaving section below |
Pricing and terms for RVParkWebsites.com are from their public rates page and FAQ, checked November 2026. If they change their pricing, this table gets updated.
Credit where it is due. RVParkWebsites.com has specialized in RV park websites for over 15 years and claims a large portfolio of park clients. If a long track record in exactly this niche is your top criterion, they have the longer one. Their bundle is also genuinely convenient: design, copywriting, hosting, security, backups, SEO, and monthly updates sit inside one fee, the base package starts at $0 up front, and all of your website text is written for you. For an owner who wants one bill and no decisions, that is a real offer, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise.
Start with the core deliverables, because they are the same. A Magrify build includes custom design for your park, all of your website text written for you, your photos and park details handled, SEO set up from day one, integration with your reservation system, and ongoing updates and support when you want them, with hosting, security, and backups handled on a care plan. Nothing in their bundle is missing here.
Then the extras their model does not offer:
Same core deliverables, plus ownership, modern booking and AI readiness, and dramatically lower total cost. That is the whole positioning, and every line of it is checkable on the two companies' public pages.
The math. $4,536 is the floor on their base package, not the ceiling, and it buys a lease. Under $1,000 at Magrify buys the asset. Even adding the top care plan for two full years, a Magrify site costs less over 24 months than the base rental, and at the end of it you own everything.
Named booking platforms, and your own if you prefer. Magrify connects your site to Campspot, RoverPass, ResNexus, Newbook, or RMS, builds on Magrify's own booking software when that fits better, and keeps your OTA listings consistent with your site so guests see the same rates and photos everywhere. Your reservation setup is yours; the website works around it, not the other way around.
Built to be found by people and by AI. Every Magrify site ships with the structure modern search expects: fast pages, proper headings, local SEO, Google Business Profile alignment, and content written to answer the exact questions guests and AI assistants ask, so your park can be the answer ChatGPT and Google surface, not just a blue link.
No lock-in anywhere. No minimum term on the build, care plans month to month, support that answers the same business day, and a monthly report on care plans that shows your Search Console, Analytics, and bookings in the format you prefer.
This is the section most parks never read until it is too late, so here it is in plain terms, from RVParkWebsites.com's own public FAQ and rates pages. Their FAQ states that the photos, text, and other content you supply remain yours, while the website elements and code they create are leased. Their rates page sets a 24-month minimum on the base package, and their FAQ explains the domain cost is included in the monthly service rather than billed to you separately.
Put together, leaving means: the contract term has to run or be settled, the website itself does not come with you because the code was leased, and your domain has to be separated from the bundled service. Most parks in that position end up paying for a new website on top of everything they already paid monthly. None of this is hidden; it is in their public documents. It is simply the rental model working exactly as designed.
With Magrify there is no leaving process to describe. The site is yours, the domain is in your name, and if you ever stop a care plan, the website stays exactly where it is. If you are currently on a monthly service and want out cleanly, the switching guide walks through the order that keeps your site live the whole time.
Answer four quick questions and get an honest estimate range for your park. No email required, and the numbers below are the same ranges Magrify quotes from.
Prefer the full breakdown first? The RV park website cost page explains what drives a website's price up or down.
Magrify builds websites for campgrounds and RV parks across the United States, vacation rentals, property managers, and local businesses, and clients leave public reviews we are happy to be judged by:
"Magrify has been the best decision for our vacation rental business in Texas. Their custom approach and 24/7 support has made the web design process easy and stress-free. Our booking plug-in now connects our Airbnb and other listing calendars seamlessly!" — Lida E., 5-star Google review
"Excellent experienced web developers and coding help!! They will solve all of your IT and website problems. Good prices too! Thank you Magrify." — Michelle Enloe, 5-star Google review
Yes, on total cost. Magrify websites are usually under $1,000 paid once, and you own the site. RVParkWebsites.com charges $189 per month with a 24-month minimum, which totals $4,536 over two years.
Parks that value a 15-plus-year track record and a large client portfolio, and prefer an all-in monthly bundle, may prefer RVParkWebsites.com. If you want to own your site outright and pay once, Magrify is the better fit.
Yes. Magrify builds the site, hands it over, and you own the domain, content, and design outright. No monthly rental, no contract locking the site to a platform.
Yes. Every Magrify project starts with a free homepage mockup so you can see a real design concept for your park before paying anything.
On their public rates page, the base RV Park Package is $189 a month with a 24-month minimum, which is $4,536 before the minimum term ends. The Resort Package is $219 a month plus $2,995 up front, and the Premier Package is $249 a month plus $4,995 up front. A Magrify website is usually under $1,000 paid once, and optional care plans run $19.99 to $99 a month only if you want one.
Yes. The practical steps are getting control of your domain, saving copies of your photos and content, and launching your new site on your domain before you cancel the monthly service. Our switching guide walks through it in order, and your booking links on Campspot, RoverPass, ResNexus, or your current system carry over because they are yours, not the website company's.
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.
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