Most web agencies promise “white-glove service,” but still expect campground owners to gather content, manage updates, or wait days for support, all while paying a premium price for it.

OnCamp will build your site, keep it updated, and handle everything for you.

Stop Chasing Down Your Web Guru

Many campground owners feel stuck with a website that’s outdated or broken, but the person who built it has moved on or stopped replying. Every update turns into a waiting game, and small fixes get delayed for weeks.

That’s the problem with most freelancers. When they’re busy with their next project, you’re left on your own.

OnCamp is different. We don’t disappear. You get fast, reliable updates from a real team that understands your campground and responds when you need us.


Why Campground Owners Choose OnCamp Over Web Agencies

Features

Web Agencies

OnCamp

Industry Focus

A generalist. may have limited knowledge of campground industry. Must research or rely on owner to explain industry needs.

Exclusively campgrounds & RV parks. uses proven layouts, booking integrations, and content that resonate with campers.

Upfront Cost

Typically high upfront project fees. A basic small-business site often runs $2K–$5K+ to design and launch, and larger projects can be much more)

Low flat setup fee ($599). No huge upfront investment required.

Ongoing Cost

Potentially high. It depends on your skills and time. Easy to end up with something generic or half-finished.

$99/month for all-inclusive service (hosting, unlimited updates, support).

Contract Commitment

Often requires contract or minimum commitment (e.g. 12+ months). Ending the relationship early may incur fees or leave owner without support.

No long-term contract; cancel anytime without penalty. 30-day money-back guarantee for risk-free trial.

Design & Setup Process

Typically longer timelines (several weeks or months). Multiple meetings for discovery, content collection, design revisions. Owner may need to provide significant content or feedback over the project.

Streamlined 2-week launch after a single deep-dive interview. OnCamp team handles content population and design using input from owner.

Ease of Use for Owner

“Do-it-with-help”: Agency builds the site, but owner might get a CMS dashboard to make minor updates or must contact agency for changes.

100% done-for-you: Owner never has to touch a website builder or learn technical skills. All changes done by OnCamp on request, usually within minutes.

Update Speed & Support

Slower updates: Owner may wait days or weeks for changes if going through agency’s queue. Some agencies limit included support (e.g. 1 hour/month of updates) or charge per request

Rapid updates: Changes often completed same-day, sometimes within hours. Personal support from a dedicated expert who knows the campground. Available via text, email, or scheduled call.

Post-Launch Improvements

One-time delivery focus. After launch, agencies do upgrades only if hired again. Owner must remember to request updates.

Continuous optimization. OnCamp proactively makes improvements and keeps site tech updated without owner involvement. Site stays current and cutting-edge over time.

Understanding Your Business

Varies widely. Good agencies will learn about your business, but others might apply a generic formula for a premium price.

OnCamp’s interview and niche focus mean they grasp your campground’s selling points, target campers, and priorities quickly.

Cost vs. Value

Ongoing maintenance often comes with very high monthly fees, without the proactive support to back it up.

Lower monthly fee, and includes design, proactive support, updates, and expert help.

Reliability

If your freelancer gets busy, changes careers, or becomes unresponsive, you’re left without help. No backup, no continuity.

Backed by a dedicated team with stable, ongoing support. You’ll never be stranded waiting for a call or wondering who’s in charge of your site.

Guidance

Generic Advice, Often Billed Hourly. Agencies will help, and can offer great advice, but you’ll usually pay extra for that.

You get proactive suggestions and real human input, so you’re never left guessing what your website needs to succeed.

No Ownership, No Portability

Most agency-built websites are entangled in custom tech, proprietary platforms, or unclear ownership terms. You often don’t truly own your site, even if it’s built on open platforms like WordPress. If you want to leave, it’s either locked down, incompatible, or costly to migrate.

For campground owners, this creates long-term risk: the website becomes a hostage, not an asset.

Custom Doesn’t Mean Tailored to You

What’s called “custom” is often just their default setup, repackaged. It locks you into how they work not what you need.