Booking sites · Campgrounds and glamping
Outdoorsy: campground bookings from RV travelers
Outdoorsy is best known for RV rentals, and it also takes campground reservations. That puts your park in front of people who are already renting an RV and need somewhere to park it. Listing is free, and you pay a commission on confirmed reservations. Outdoorsy doesn’t publish the rate, so ask before you sign up.
- What hosts pay
- Commission on bookings. Ask for your rate
- Best for
- Campgrounds and glamping
- Connects through booking software
- Yes, 2 booking systems covered here list it
Fees and rules checked October 2026
Who lists on Outdoorsy
Campgrounds and RV parks, plus outdoor stays like cabins and glamping.
What it costs
- Free to list, with help from Outdoorsy’s listing team.
- Commission on confirmed reservations. The rate isn’t published, so ask Outdoorsy.
Your own website and guest contact
- Outdoorsy suggests keeping your rates the same as your direct booking rates.
- Outdoorsy sends guests their confirmation emails.
How it connects
Outdoorsy connects through campground booking software, syncing availability, rates and reservations both ways. Newbook, for example, sets it up with an ID from Outdoorsy’s campground team.
Most booking software also works as a channel manager, so your rates and open dates stay in sync here, on your own website and on every other site you connect. How that works, with Comal Inn's setup.
Booking software covered on Firsthand Stays that lists Outdoorsy:
What I’d do
Outdoorsy’s audience is people renting RVs, and every one of them needs a place to stay. If you have RV sites and your booking software connects, it’s worth asking for the rate. Keep rig limits, hookups and site types exact, the same as on your own website.
Questions
Is it free to list a campground on Outdoorsy?
Listing is free, and Outdoorsy takes a commission on confirmed reservations. The rate isn’t published, so ask Outdoorsy.
Who books campgrounds on Outdoorsy?
Mostly people renting RVs through Outdoorsy. Outdoorsy says it gets over 12 million visitors a year in the US and Canada.
Should my Outdoorsy rates match my direct rates?
Outdoorsy suggests keeping them the same as your direct booking rates.
Sources
From Outdoorsy's own website and help center unless noted, checked October 2026. Fees and rules change, so confirm with Outdoorsy before you decide. Firsthand Stays isn't affiliated with Outdoorsy.
Other booking sites
- Airbnb
- Vrbo
- Booking.com
- Hipcamp
- Whimstay
- Expedia
- Savvy
- Glamping Hub
- The Dyrt
- Tripadvisor
- Lake.com
- HomeToGo
- Spot2Nite
- ReserveAmerica
Keep Outdoorsy. Add a direct option.
A direct booking website runs on the same booking software as your channels, so rates and dates stay in sync everywhere.
See direct booking websites