Guest contact
Identify the booking contact.
Name one lead guest who can answer questions and receive confirmation.
- Full name, email, and phone.
- Preferred contact method.
- Group name when relevant.
Describe your sites and matching requirements. Makeform creates an editable form for stay dates, site preferences, guest details, vehicles, amenities, and arrival notes.
Send reservation requests to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, adapt it to your campground, or send it to the builder.
Audience
Campers requesting tent sites
Format
Stay request with site preferences
Prompt size
337 chars
Example form structure
Stay request with site preferences
Lead camper and contact details
Arrival and departure dates
Preferred tent site type
Party, tents, vehicles, and pets
Requests and policy acknowledgment
Suggested routing tags
New requests
Site match needed
Arrival confirmed
Ask for RV length, slide-outs, and electrical hookup together so staff can assess site fit.
Step 1
Request
dates, guests, site type, and equipment
Step 2
Match
staff checks fit, availability, and alternatives
Step 3
Confirm
guest receives the assigned site and arrival details
Step 4
Prepare
camp hosts see vehicles, pets, and special requests
Why structured reservations matter
Collect fit details up front so staff can assign a site or offer an alternative with less follow-up.
Dates, guest counts, equipment, vehicles, and contacts arrive together.
Tent guests see tent fields; RV guests see rig and hookup fields.
Route requests to an inbox or sheet for matching and arrival preparation.
Built for different stays
Start with the closest stay pattern, then add your sites, policies, and amenities.
Capture tents, vehicles, pets, and location preferences.
Collect rig dimensions, slide-outs, hookups, and amperage.
Gather occupancy, bedding, add-ons, pets, and arrival time.
Ask one coordinator for attendance, site mix, facilities, and access needs.
Reservation workflow
Describe matching rules, review the fields, publish, and route responses to reservation staff.
List site types, hookups, lodging, group areas, and essential fit questions.
Add site names and show RV, pet, or group follow-ups when relevant.
Share a public link or embed the form on your website.
Route requests to staff for matching, assignment, and guest follow-up.
Request quality
Compare how each method captures equipment, occupancy, and amenity needs.
Field guide
Use these six sections for site matching and arrival preparation.
Guest contact
Name one lead guest who can answer questions and receive confirmation.
Dates and occupancy
Separate stay dates and collect occupancy and sites requested.
Site preferences
Collect preferences without presenting them as assignments, plus a fallback.
Equipment and hookups
Show equipment questions only for the selected stay type.
Vehicles, pets, and access
Vehicles, pets, and access requests can change which sites fit.
Policies and notes
Display rules and explain that staff reviews requests before assignment.
Related tools
Continue the lodging, booking, camper, and long-stay workflow.
FAQ
Answers for operators handling tent, RV, cabin, and group requests.
It is an intake form campers use to request a stay. It collects contacts, dates, party size, site preference, equipment, vehicles, pets, hookups, access requests, and notes so staff can check availability and match a site.
Require contact details, stay dates, guest counts, site type, essential equipment dimensions, vehicles, and policy acknowledgment. For RVs, length and electrical amperage help determine site fit.
Yes. Conditional logic can show RV dimensions and hookups, tent counts, cabin add-ons, or group facilities only when the relevant accommodation is selected.
Treat it as a request unless your connected process confirms availability. State that staff will check inventory and send the assigned site, dates, and arrival instructions.
Ask for RV type, total length, tow vehicle, slide-outs, amperage, water, and sewer needs in separate fields. Staff can scan these details when matching a pitch.
Yes. Offer site type, loop, amenity, or named-site choices plus a second choice. Label them as preferences for staff review, not confirmed assignments.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect campground reservation requests without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Responses can reach your Makeform inbox and tools such as Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. Track requested dates, site type, equipment, preferences, and follow-up status.
Replace incomplete booking messages.