StrategixIT · website demo for River Retreat Campsites
Three ways to build the same site
Same five pages, same facts, same phone number. Three looks. Pick the one that feels like the place.
Pedestal
Utility first. Fit facts on the first screen, site cards, phone pinned to the top. No photo hero; a lot diagram instead.
Best for RV travelers comparing parks on their phone at 4 pm.
River Ledger
Warm and local. Wordmark drawn from the painted sign, paper background, map next to the sign, honest site photos below.
Best for repeat guests and word of mouth in town.
Night Arrival
One screen. Giant phone number, three facts, pin. Illustrated pedestal and rig, no photos at all.
Prettiest. Weakest on fit detail unless the guest scrolls.
Every option has these five pages
| Page | What it does |
|---|---|
| Home | Fit facts and the phone number on the first screen |
| Sites & Hookups | Per-site length, amps, hookups, approach. The page that books |
| Rates & Rules | Prices, deposit, cancellation, quiet hours |
| Arrival | Address, turns, big-rig notes, after-hours |
| Book | Phone first, short request form second |
What we still need from Dennis
| Item | Why |
|---|---|
| Real rates and deposit | Sample numbers are on the pages now |
| Site count, max length, which sites are 50 amp | Drives the site table and the diagram |
| Street address and the last turn | Replaces the sketch map with a live one |
| One golden-hour drone session | Six to ten stills. Beats any amount of editing on the ground photos |
| Where booking requests should go | Text, email, or both |
Rates, site specs, and the street address are sample values until Dennis confirms them.