A good place to start.
Your quick guide to exploring, drawing, and sharing a park.
Explore a park.
Open the park directory and search by park name or destination. A published guest guide shows the owner’s map, site details, and amenities. Use the rig-length and hookup filters to find suitable RV sites. The map begins with the complete park in view; zoom in and drag, or use the pan buttons, to explore. Choose Fit whole park to reset the view. Select a site on the map or use the list to find a place. Show arrival route highlights the owner’s connected road network from their marked entrance to the road nearest the site. If the park has not mapped a connected route, ask the park for directions. Park websites and booking links open the park’s own service; MapMyPark does not take reservations.
Create your map.
Try the demonstration editor to arrange sites, cabins, facilities, and landscape. Select a map object to change its details, drag to move it, and use the drawing tools to add new places. Draw roads as connected polylines and mark the arrival entrance in Map settings to enable guest arrival routes. Download a JSON copy to keep an editable backup, or export SVG and PDF versions for sharing. Demo edits stay in your browser.
Save to your workspace.
Open your workspace and sign in with your workspace account. Create a park and save a map to your account. Your park draft is private until you review the profile and explicitly publish it. Publishing creates the guest guide, directory listing, and embeddable map from the approved content.
Connect your 360° scenes.
In your park workspace, add a full equirectangular JPEG, PNG, or WebP panorama with a 2:1 aspect ratio. Give each scene a clear name. Open its preview, look toward the next destination, choose another scene, and add a hotspot. Add a return hotspot to make the connection work in both directions. Uploads produce a lightweight preview and detail tiles that load as guests look around, while the original remains on your device. Preview the full tour before publishing. Upload only images you have permission to publish.
Share the way guests explore.
After publishing, share your guest guide link or choose “Embed this map” to copy a website iframe. Changes to a private draft do not change the live guide until you publish again. A fictional demo park is always available to explore without an account.
Have us map your park.
For a custom map or tour project, request a quote. The inquiry is saved for review; the form does not send email or make a booking.