Campedia Integration
With Ticketinghub's channel manager, you can easily connect Campedia to your website and start accepting registrations from campers online.
Australia's outdoors economy runs through its caravan parks and campgrounds. They are where road-trippers sleep, but increasingly also where they book what to do the next day — and Campedia has become a dedicated online home for that market. If you run a holiday park, campground, or the activities around them, connecting Campedia to TicketingHub means those bookings flow into the same system as everything else you sell, with no double-handling.
What is Campedia?
Campedia is an Australian online platform for booking caravan parks and campgrounds across the country, with exclusive deals available only through the platform. It is built for spontaneous travellers and outdoors enthusiasts: a simple search and booking system for accommodation and caravan-park activities, backed by a knowledgeable team who help travellers find the right park and the best deal.
For operators, that audience is valuable because it is already committed. A family who has booked three nights at a park near you is not deciding whether to take a holiday — only what to fill it with. Being bookable where they are already shopping is the cheapest marketing you will ever do.
What the integration does
TicketingHub's channel manager shares your live availability with Campedia and pulls every Campedia booking straight into your TicketingHub dashboard. Your team manages one calendar and one guest list, whatever the source of the booking.
- One system: no logging in to multiple platforms to piece together the day's bookings and registrations.
- Live availability: Campedia always sells from your true remaining capacity, updated in real time.
- No manual errors: no re-keying means no typos, no missed bookings, and no over-bookings.
- Automated admin: confirmations, manifests, and reporting all run from the same place as your direct sales.
How park and activity operators use it
Holiday parks selling on-site activities
Many parks are attractions in their own right — pools, mini-golf, kayak hire, guided walks. Ticketing those activities through TicketingHub and distributing them via Campedia lets guests book before they arrive, smooths out capacity on busy weekends, and gives the park hard numbers on which activities actually drive revenue.
Tour operators near camping hotspots
If your snorkelling trip, 4WD tour, or winery shuttle operates near popular campgrounds, Campedia's audience is your catchment. Listing through the channel manager means those campers book real seats from your live inventory, and your dashboard shows the booking seconds later — alongside the bookings from your own website.
Seasonal operations with tight capacity
School holidays can double a park's activity demand overnight. Because every channel sells from one availability pool, you can open extra sessions once and see them appear everywhere, or close a rained-off morning once and know no channel is still selling it.
Getting connected
OTA-style channels in TicketingHub follow a standard pattern: add a wholesale rate to the relevant products, create a reseller record for the channel, then create a channel containing the products it may sell and share the credentials. For Campedia, contact your TicketingHub account manager or the support team to enable the connection and confirm the current steps on the Campedia side.
Then verify it with a test booking: go through the booking flow to the guest-details step, open Orders in TicketingHub, filter to pending, and confirm the test booking appears with the reseller name attached. That's your green light.
Questions operators ask us
Is Campedia relevant if I don't run a caravan park?
Yes, if campers are your customers. Activity and tour operators near camping regions use Campedia to reach travellers who have already chosen the area and are looking for things to do.
Will Campedia bookings clash with my walk-up sales?
No. Walk-ups, website sales, and Campedia bookings all draw down the same live availability, so a spot sold at the front desk is instantly unavailable online, and vice versa.
Can I offer different products on Campedia than on my website?
Yes. The channel you create contains exactly the products Campedia may sell, so you can tailor the range — deals for the spontaneous camper audience, premium products kept direct.
Do I need extra staff to manage the channel?
No — that is the point of the channel manager. Once connected, Campedia behaves like any other sales channel: bookings arrive by themselves, availability maintains itself, and reporting is automatic.
How do commissions work?
Commercial terms are agreed between you and Campedia directly; TicketingHub does not set them. The channel manager simply makes sure whatever sells is real and recorded.
We take bookings at the front desk and by phone — does that still work?
Yes, and it works better. Staff enter phone and walk-up bookings into the same TicketingHub dashboard, so they draw down the same availability Campedia sees. The whiteboard-and-phone era is exactly where double-bookings come from; one shared pool ends it without changing how your guests like to book.
How does the Campedia audience differ from the big global OTAs?
Global marketplaces reach international trip-planners; Campedia reaches Australia's domestic self-drive market — travellers who book closer to arrival, return more often, and travel outside the international peak. For many regional operators that makes it a complement to global OTAs rather than a substitute, smoothing demand across the whole year.
Curious what campers would book from you? Grab a demo slot and we'll map it out together.
