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Last updated: November 2, 2026
RV park website pricing
RV park website pricing should reflect the actual gaps in your website: mobile booking friction, weak rates pages, missing photos, thin SEO, unclear booking software handoff, poor tracking, and slow follow-up.
Magrify pricing
Every project starts with a free homepage mockup — see your park's new site before you pay anything. No monthly rental, no contracts, no per-booking fees.
Landing page
For parks that need a fast, professional presence that turns searches into calls and bookings.
Full website — most popular
A complete booking-ready website. You pay once and own it outright.
Care plan — optional
Ongoing support after launch. Cancel anytime.
How this compares: a typical website rental at $189/month over a 24-month minimum costs $4,536 — and you never own the site. A Magrify full website is usually under $1,000 once, and it is yours.
How to use this
RV park website pricing should reflect the actual gaps in your website: mobile booking friction, weak rates pages, missing photos, thin SEO, unclear booking software handoff, poor tracking, and slow follow-up. You do not need to fix everything at once; start with the items closest to booking, calls, map visibility, reviews, and follow-up.
Checklist
Start with a free Website Audit so you can see the biggest issues before choosing a build or monthly plan.
A focused refresh may be enough if your structure works; a rebuild makes sense when the site is hard to use, slow, or not supporting SEO.
Cost changes when your site needs Campspot, RoverPass, ResNexus, Lodgify, Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, Expedia, or custom booking handoffs cleaned up.
Sites and Rates, Amenities, Location and Directions, Reviews, Local Attractions, Monthly Stays, and Photo Gallery pages all affect scope.
Local pages, schema, internal links, metadata, image signals, and answer-ready content add long-term value when they are useful.
SMS or email follow-up, missed-call text-back, review requests, reporting, and social content support are usually monthly improvements.
Use the audit to separate urgent conversion fixes from nice-to-have design changes so your budget goes where it matters.
Make the work connected
Magrify can help you turn the findings into better pages, clearer CTAs, stronger Google and Maps signals, cleaner platform listings, visible reviews, social proof, and faster follow-up.
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Quick answers
RV park website pricing should reflect the actual gaps in your website: mobile booking friction, weak rates pages, missing photos, thin SEO, unclear booking software handoff, poor tracking, and slow follow-up. Start with the items closest to bookings, calls, search visibility, proof, and follow-up.
Yes. Magrify can help improve the pages, CTAs, local SEO, reviews, platform handoffs, social media, and automations that the review uncovers.
Your name and best contact method are enough. Magrify can ask for anything else only if it is needed next.
Most website projects stay under $1,000 and are paid once, so the total cost is known before work starts. Some providers bill a monthly subscription for as long as the site is live. Add up the total over two or three years to compare the models fairly.
The care plan covers SMS and email follow-up, missed-call text-back, review requests, monthly reporting, ongoing SEO improvements, and social content support. It is optional and separate from the one-time website project.
Every project is scoped individually after a free website audit. Share your name and best contact method, and Magrify will review your current site before quoting the work.
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.
Next step
Start with your name and best contact method. Magrify will keep the next step simple.
Machine-readable pricing
Magrify also publishes its pricing as a plain machine-readable file for AI assistants and agents: magrify.com/pricing.md.