For owners and operators
Let your home earn its keep
Release your park home for the weeks you are not in it. You set the rates and the blocked dates; the park handles the guests and the changeover; the calendar lives in one place instead of three.
Worked example
The Franklin, Plot 9
3 bedrooms · sleeps 8 · Marwell Court
- Two peak weeks in August
- £3,657
- Average nightly rate achieved
- £261
- At 22 weeks let a year
- £31,570 gross
- Parkstay commission on direct bookings
- Nil
Illustrative, using this home’s published rates and the seasonal multipliers the site actually applies. Occupancy varies by park and by how much you block for yourself.
What you get when you sign in
Put the home up yourself
Add photographs, write the description, set the specification and publish. No waiting on an agency to schedule a shoot before you can take a booking.
Set your own rates
A base nightly rate, a weekend uplift and a minimum stay. Seasonal pricing and length-of-stay discounts are applied automatically, and you can see exactly what a given week would earn.
One calendar
Your own weeks, maintenance windows and every booking in a single view. Block a fortnight for yourself and it disappears from the site instantly.
Know what is working
Occupancy, revenue, average nightly rate and where the bookings came from — including what each channel took in commission.
Direct bookings cost you nothing
A booking that comes through Parkstay carries no commission. Bookings we pass on from the big travel sites show their commission openly so you can compare.
The park does the changeover
Cleaning, linen and the meet-and-greet are handled by the park that maintains the grounds. You are letting a home, not running a hotel.
Three kinds of account
What you see when you sign in depends on what you are responsible for. Nobody sees another park’s bookings.
Have a look round the dashboard
Three demo accounts are open — a park operator, a private owner and the group view.
Owner sign in