Camping & Outdoor Activities

The Majordia camping guidebook replaces the laminated map and the paper handout provided upon arrival. An interactive site map, restroom locations, pool rules, campfire guidelines, and kids’ club schedules: campers can find everything they need without bothering the reception staff. Families with children can check the booklet in the car while their luggage is being unloaded—which helps the line move faster.

Organize a booklet by numbered site, by type of lodging (tent, mobile home, cabin), or by park zone, depending on your operational needs. A QR code at the entrance to the plot or on the welcome sign is all that’s needed; the QR code or QR code tag is weather-resistant and can be installed in just a few minutes.

Even without guest Wi-Fi throughout the campground, the QR code works with the camper’s 4G connection. Setting up a guest SSID enhances the experience for families who view the guidebook on-site—but it’s not a requirement to get started. Equipped mobile homes display the QR code near the patio; tent sites place it on the numbered post visible from the car.

Snack bar, pizza in the evening, bike rentals, canoeing, firewood for the barbecue, ice cream to go, and breakfast kits: each service is displayed as a tile with hours, prices, and photos. Campers place orders from their tents; you receive the orders in your dashboard and process payments via Stripe without having to go around to each campsite.

3- to 5-star campgrounds and vacation villages are increasing their average spending per guest without lengthening lines at the ticket counter. Activities (yoga, disco nights, pétanque tournaments) are displayed in a “Calendar” tile that’s updated weekly—no more A4 posters that get peeled off by the rain.

Local recommendations—the village market, a hiking trail, a hidden beach—enrich the camping experience and reinforce your image as a thoughtful host. The Majordia local guide replaces the “favorite spots” binder that no one ever looked at. Families with children especially appreciate the up-to-date club schedules and pool rules.

The start of the weekend accounts for 80% of the repetitive questions asked throughout the week. With Majordia, campers receive a link to the guide via email or text message before arrival and can scan the QR code as soon as they park at their site. Check-in focuses on exceptions: upgrades, cribs, technical issues. Your team spends less time repeating “the pool closes at 8 p.m.” and more time welcoming guests with a smile.

Majord'IA answers questions about the park's hours, facilities, and rules 24 hours a day. “Where is the recycling bin?”, “What time does the pool close?”, “How do I reserve a tennis court?”: The assistant filters out the noise while your team handles the real emergencies.

Visitor statistics show you which sections are read the most—which is useful for improving on-site signage or adding a missing tile before the next peak season. If “laundromat” traffic spikes in July, you’ll know where to provide more information or add more time slots.

Large parks with multiple zones (mobile homes, tent sites, premium cabins) benefit from a modular structure: brochure templates by accommodation type, quick duplication, and a consolidated view of orders and statistics. The manager can compare additional sales performance across zones at a glance.

Airbnb, Booking.com, and Abritel integrations to sync OTA bookings and your campground PMS (if you use one), and Stripe for on-site payments. A single host dashboard for the campground manager and restricted access for the activities or food service staff—each person sees only what’s relevant to them without affecting the rest of the campground.

One-month free trial in a pilot area: Install ten QR codes in a group of mobile homes, measure the decrease in questions at the front desk and the snack bar conversion rate before equipping the entire campground. Managers of 4-star campgrounds often see reception lines cut in half as early as the second week of July.