Preparing your camp listing

Complete the listing

Use the owner portal to describe your camp, destination, rooms, beds, prices, packages and policies. Upload photos you have permission to use and supply useful alternative text. Check that each room's pricing basis and capacity match how you actually sell it. Do not publish placeholder prices or invented availability.

Follow the readiness checklist

The checklist shows what is missing before a camp can go live. Complete all required items, including inventory, payment setup, policy details and contact information. A score is a setup indicator, not verification of every factual claim. Changes that remove required information can pause a live listing until it is ready again.

Keep local information accurate

Link the surf spots you genuinely use. If a spot is missing, suggest it from the owner surf-spots area with a source and any known coordinates. An administrator reviews suggestions before they enter the shared catalog; submission does not publish a spot or establish that its surf conditions are verified. Open the owner portal.