Does the guide work without WiFi?

The pages are lightweight and mobile-first, so guests can load your guide on arrival (or before they leave reception) and keep it open. We recommend sharing the link at booking so they save it ahead of time.

Can I include firepit and safety rules?

Yes. You can add a dedicated safety section with firepit, gas, and emergency information front and centre, so it is the first thing guests see.

Can I map my pitches and facilities?

Yes. The interactive map lets you pin water taps, toilet blocks, individual pitches, and local points of interest.

Yes — you can build and publish a guide for one site for free, no credit card required.

For glamping sites & campsites

A welcome book your guests can use where the signal runs out.

Firepit rules, facility maps, and local trails — in one link guests can load before they lose reception.

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The reality

Glamping and campsite guests are not in a city apartment with fibre broadband. They are in a tent, pod, or yurt where the WiFi is patchy and the questions are different: where is the nearest tap, can I light a fire tonight, what is that noise. A guidebook for the outdoors has to plan for spotty signal and put safety first.

Where it gets hard

Patchy or no connectivity

Guests cannot reload a heavy PDF at the pitch. They need a light page they can open once and keep.

Safety is non-negotiable

Firepits, gas, wildlife, and weather all carry real risk. Verbal instructions at check-in get forgotten by nightfall.

Shared facilities create friction

Toilet blocks, water points, and quiet hours need clear maps and rules, or every guest asks the same thing.

How GuestIntro helps

Mobile-first, lightweight pages
Loads fast on one bar of signal, so guests keep access even off-grid.
Firepit & safety section
Spell out fire rules, gas guidance, and emergency contacts where guests will actually look.
Interactive site map
Pin water taps, toilet blocks, and your pitch so nobody wanders the field at dusk.
Local trails & recommendations
Walks, pubs, and stargazing spots curated by you, not a generic search.
Multilingual
International campers read safety rules in their own language.

What a great glamping guide includes

Contents

01Firepit and BBQ rules with quiet hours
02Map of water points, toilets, and showers
03What to do in bad weather
04Nearest shop, pub, and EV/charging point
05Local walks and stargazing spots
06Emergency contact and what3words location

Frequently asked questions

Does the guide work without WiFi?: The pages are lightweight and mobile-first, so guests can load your guide on arrival (or before they leave reception) and keep it open. We recommend sharing the link at booking so they save it ahead of time.
Can I include firepit and safety rules?: Yes. You can add a dedicated safety section with firepit, gas, and emergency information front and centre, so it is the first thing guests see.
Can I map my pitches and facilities?: Yes. The interactive map lets you pin water taps, toilet blocks, individual pitches, and local points of interest.
Is it free to start?: Yes — you can build and publish a guide for one site for free, no credit card required.

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Start free, publish in minutes, and share one link your guests will actually use.

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