MakerSquare's in-person AI bootcamp, in a cohort built only for campground and RV park owners. You bring your park. You leave with a website that takes bookings, an AI that answers your phone at 11pm, and an assistant that knows your reservations.
Every exercise uses your real website, your real Google listing, your real reservation data. Nothing hypothetical. Everything you build stays yours and stays live after class ends.
A rebuilt park website, a tuned Google Business Profile, and review responses written in your voice. Built to win the "campgrounds near me" search, on desktop and on the phone in a truck cab.
A phone and chat agent that answers rates, availability, directions, and pet policy around the clock. The 11pm "do you have a pull-through for Friday?" call gets answered whether you're awake or not.
An assistant connected to your booking data that answers "who checks in today?" and "how's Labor Day looking?" Plus a full season of emails and social posts generated from your park's calendar.
Mornings are teaching. Afternoons are building, with instructors at your table. Bring your laptop and access to your park's numbers.
Claude fundamentals with your real park data. We audit your website, Google listing, and reviews live in class, so by lunch you know exactly what's costing you bookings.
Rebuild your park's site with AI builders, or upgrade the one you have. Fast, mobile-first, and structured so Google can actually read it.
Google Business Profile, photos, categories, and review responses at scale. Most "campgrounds near me" decisions happen on the map before your website ever loads.
Generate a season of email campaigns and social posts from your park's event calendar. Set up the list, the cadence, and the templates so it keeps running after you go home.
Build and launch a voice agent on your after-hours line. It answers rates, availability, directions, and policies. It goes live before you leave the room.
Feed your reservation history to AI and read it: occupancy by month, rate by site type, seasonality. Make your next pricing call with evidence instead of gut feel.
Receipts, invoices, expense categorization, and the monthly close, processed by AI and reviewed by you. Admin that took a Sunday now takes a coffee.
Arrival texts with gate codes, cancellation backfills from your waitlist, review requests after checkout. Workflows that fire on their own, in your park's voice.
Connect an AI assistant to your booking system and talk to it. Who checks in today? How does this July compare to last? RoverPass parks get the deepest integration; every system gets a working setup.
Show the three systems you built, running on your actual park, to the cohort and invited guests. Then drive home with all of them still running.
Big hospitality brands have AI teams. Independent park owners have a phone that rings at 11pm. This cohort exists to close that gap in two weeks.
The School of Applied AI in Austin. In-person cohorts where non-technical operators build and ship real AI products in two weeks, using the same tools the pros use.
Reservation software built for campgrounds and RV parks since 2014. Every example, template, and workflow in this cohort comes from how parks actually run.
All ten days, all materials, and the tools to keep every system running after you leave. Payment plan available. Next cohort dates announced soon — reserving a seat gets you first pick.
Reserve a seatQuestions first? Email hello@makersquare.ai
No. The curriculum works with any reservation system, or none. RoverPass parks get the deepest integration on day 9, and RoverPass customers should ask their account manager about the cohort before enrolling.
Really. MakerSquare's whole model is teaching non-technical operators to build with AI. You'll type instructions in plain English and ship working software. No code.
Cohorts run in shoulder season, and the first thing you build (week 1, day 5) is the AI front desk that covers your phone while you're gone. Tell us your constraints when you apply.
Everything you built keeps running — it's yours, on your accounts. The cohort alumni group stays open, and RoverPass parks can get ongoing help through their existing support channel.