Made for your organisation
Show guests what a stay at your campsite looks like
One guest wants a sheltered pitch. Another wants to understand the bedrooms inside a glamping tent. A virtual campsite tour shows selected pitches and facilities around those different questions.
Related project examples
An interior example
The Fletcher tour below presents hotel rooms and shared spaces. It demonstrates the technique for interiors; pitches and campsite facilities are photographed separately for your project.
Fletcher Hotels
Berg en Dal
Show differences between pitch types
Choose representative settings: an open field, a sheltered row or a pitch near a facility. Focus on surroundings guests want to see rather than collecting many near-identical viewpoints.
A panorama does not provide measured distances. List dimensions, ground type, connections and distances separately in pitch information. Guests can then combine the view with practical details when choosing.
Glamping: look beyond the tent entrance
Inside a furnished tent or lodge, the relationship between sleeping, cooking and seating areas matters. Choose the version to photograph and how to include its outdoor space. Explain differences between units alongside each accommodation type.
The Fletcher examples here are hotel interiors. They demonstrate connected interior views, not a campsite project. Your grounds need their own photography plan.
Include shared facilities in the decision
Guests may also want to see washrooms, reception or a shared meeting area. Select facilities relevant to your campsite and name them clearly, so visitors need not follow the whole site route to find them.
Place the tour alongside site and accommodation information. Available pitches, rates and reservations remain in your booking system. A photographed pitch is not necessarily available.
The season shapes the view
Discuss vegetation, grounds maintenance and which facilities should be ready and open. Choose a representative period and agree what happens if outdoor conditions are unsuitable. Consider guests, number plates and personal belongings.
Send the pitch types, accommodation and facilities you want to show. We agree scope, access and scheduling. After a layout change or new facility, we review which images need updating.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.