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Loyalty

The loyalty programme in CampOne identifies returning guests automatically and grants discounts or perks without manual upkeep. You define the rules once — application runs in the background, both via the online widget and at the front desk.

As soon as a guest creates a second booking — through any channel — CampOne matches the data and links the new booking to the existing guest profile. Matching uses:

  • e-mail address (primary signal)
  • first and last name plus date of birth
  • home address

For ambiguous matches the front-desk team decides manually — a banner on the reception tablet flags the candidate.

You define tiers under Settings → Guest portal → Loyalty. Default template:

TierRequirementBenefit
Returningfrom 2nd booking5 % off pitch
Bronzefrom 5 stays or 14 nights8 % off + welcome drink
Silverfrom 10 stays or 30 nights12 % off + preferred pitch choice
Goldfrom 20 stays or 60 nights15 % off + free early/late

Benefits per tier can be combined freely:

  • Percentage discount on pitch, on extras, or on total
  • In-kind benefits (welcome drink, bread, playground voucher)
  • Operational benefits (early check-in, late check-out, preferred sector)
  • Communication benefits (early-season booking window, personal newsletter)

When a booking is created, CampOne identifies the guest’s tier and applies the relevant benefits. The discount appears on the invoice as a separate line, so the guest sees the value of their loyalty. In the online widget, a logged-in returning guest sees their discount directly in the search results — driving direct bookings.

CampOne handles tier-change communication automatically:

  • Reaching a tier: personal e-mail with congratulations and benefits
  • Risk of demotion (e.g. after 2 years without a booking): friendly invitation for next season
  • Birthday (if on file): wishes with a special voucher

Content and layout are configurable under Settings → E-mail templates.

Special cases — a valued business partner, a longtime regular who just created a fresh account — can be set to a higher tier manually. The change is logged in the audit trail.

Tier is tracked per guest profile. For families it applies to the lead guest; companions inherit the benefit for the joint stay. Optionally you can create a family account that several profiles share — typical for clubs that share their hours.

Under Reports → Loyalty you see:

  • guests per tier
  • bookings and revenue per tier
  • return rate (% of guests who rebook within 24 months)
  • success rate of reactivation e-mails

A direct measure of whether the programme actually works.

If you use the Dynamic pricing add-on, the loyalty discount applies after the dynamic price. Regulars still benefit when prices have risen due to high demand — a classic loyalty effect.

  • Start small. A simple 5 % discount from the second booking often beats a complex four-tier system.
  • Make benefits visible. Mention the tier in the confirmation e-mail and on the invoice — otherwise the emotional impact is lost.
  • Reactivation is worth it. A mail to Bronze guests who haven’t been here for two years typically converts at 8–12 %.