We build fast, mobile-first websites for Lake of the Ozarks campgrounds and RV parks — and we handle everything: design, launch, hosting, security, and updates. You run your park. We run your website.
$500 to launch · $49/month all-in · no long-term contract
Book a free 15-minute callIn November 2026 we checked the website of every park in the LOZ Camping directory — the same directory campers use to find you. Out of 59 parks:
If any of that sounds like your park, you are not invisible because campers aren't coming. You're invisible because your website is turning them away — usually to the park down the road.
Both packages are $500 to set up and $49 a month. The only difference is where you're starting from.
$500 setup + $49/mo
For parks with a dead domain, a parked page, or only a Facebook page.
$500 setup + $49/mo
For parks whose website works on a desktop but lets them down on mobile.
The $49/month covers hosting, security certificates, backups, and monthly updates — rate changes, photo swaps, seasonal hours, event additions. Month to month, no long-term contract. You own your domain name and your content; if you ever leave, they go with you.
More and more campers don't scroll Google anymore — they ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Google's AI: "What's a good full-hookup campground near Osage Beach with a boat ramp?" The parks that get recommended are the ones whose websites state the facts clearly, in a format the AI can read.
Every site we build ships with clean, structured facts — hookups, site types, amenities, rates, location — marked up so search engines and AI assistants can find, understand, and recommend your park. It's the same standard we built into LOZ Camping itself, and it's why the directory exists: campers (and their AI helpers) can actually use it.
Yes. If you take bookings through Campspot, ResNexus, Firefly, RoverPass, NewBook, or another system, your new site links to it exactly the way your current one does — your reservation flow doesn't change at all. And if you have no booking system, we can add a simple reservation-request form, or set up online booking as an add-on.
It's the most common starting point we see — that's exactly what the Starter Site is for. We'll build from your Facebook photos and posts, your rates, and a short call with you. You don't need to prepare anything fancy.
Hosting, your security certificate (the padlock campers' browsers look for), backups, and monthly updates: send us a rate change, new photos, seasonal hours, or an event, and we put it on the site. It also means there's a human who knows your site when something needs attention.
You own your domain name and your content — your photos, your text, your rates. If you ever decide to move on, the domain and content go with you. We'd rather keep you with good work than with fine print.
We build with modern AI tools, so most owners see a first preview within a few days of sending their photos and details. The launch date depends mostly on how quickly you can look at the preview — we don't put anything live without your approval.
Because we see the problem from the campers' side every day. LOZ Camping sends visitors to park websites — and too often they land on a dead page or a site that doesn't work on their phone, and the booking just evaporates. Fixing the parks' websites fixes it for the campers, the parks, and the directory at the same time.
Fifteen minutes, free, no obligation. We'll pull up your current site (or what's left of it), show you what campers see, and tell you plainly which package fits — or that you're already in good shape.
Book your free 15-minute callPrefer email? aitheeasyway@gmail.com
