Hotels, RV parks & campgrounds
Leave the rig. Take a car.
Motorhome guests keep camp set up and borrow a local car for the park. You are not a rental desk. You put a card in the lobby.
01
Park the coach once
Hookups, chairs, the dog’s bed — leave it. The park road was not built for a 30-foot rig.
02
Pick up a local car
Sedans, trucks, 4x4s, vans — whatever is listed in this gateway town. Keys from a neighbor, not a counter.
03
Come back to camp
Unlimited miles. Return the car to town. Dinner is still where they left it.
Print these
Hand the manager a sheet. Leave a stack on the desk.
Built for businesses that already host motorhomes. No insurance lecture. No fee schedule. Just the trip.
4 × 9 in · two-sided
4×9 rack card
Hotel lobby racks, campground offices, check-in packets. Print on 14pt card and trim to size.
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11 × 8.5 in · landscape
Trifold pamphlet
Front desk stacks. Fold in thirds — the cover is the right panel. Print two-sided, flip on the short edge.
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8.5 × 11 in · one-sided
Partner leave-behind
For the manager. Why to display the rack card. Hand this first, then leave a stack of cards.
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If you have a car in the lot
Staff and neighbors can list whatever they drive.
Daily drivers count. Pickup stays in this town. Hosts set the rate.
List a carHow to place them
- Give the letter sheet to the manager on the first visit.
- Leave twenty-five 4×9 cards for the lobby rack or check-in packet.
- Leave ten trifolds on the front desk.