Interactive property map · Growth
A map of your property that guests can actually use.
Upload a satellite photo, have it redrawn as an illustrated map, then mark the areas, drop the icons and publish something people explore instead of squint at.
What you get
The redraw keeps the geography: the roads stay where the roads are, because the picture is edited rather than imagined from a description.
Areas, icons, photographs and 360° tours sit on top of the drawing, each one a thing a guest can tap.
It publishes to your own website — the same site the bookings are taken on, not a third-party embed.
Sites, rooms, holes, docks and trails can all be marked, because it is a map rather than a campground feature.
The art is drawn once and stored; redrawing is a decision, not something that happens on every page load.
How it runs
A campground map, start to finish.
- 1
A satellite photograph of the property goes in.
- 2
It comes back as an illustrated map with the same roads, water and buildings in the same places.
- 3
You draw the loops, drop pins on the sites and the bathhouse, and attach photographs to the ones worth seeing.
- 4
It publishes to your website, where a guest picking a site can see where that site actually is.
The questions people ask
- Will the map match the ground?
- That is the reason it is a redraw of your own aerial photograph rather than an illustration from a brief. Composition is the thing being preserved.
- Can guests book from it?
- It lives on your site beside the booking, so a guest who has just seen where site 12 is can go and take it.
Start with Interactive property map switched on.
Every module is part of the same trial — turn on what you need, leave the rest off, and your data exports on any day of it.