Surf camp booking software

From packages to daily schedules, one flow.

Beds, daily lessons, gear, and guest prep kept together. RidgeHQ sells week stays as packages with add-ons, collects deposits, captures guest details up front, and runs daily rosters without spreadsheets.

  • 0% commission on direct bookings
  • Beds, lessons, and gear in one package
  • Add-ons like airport transfers

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A short walkthrough of RidgeHQ mapped to how surf camps actually run the day — bookings, schedule, resources, and the close.

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The operational reality

A surf camp week has a lot of moving parts per guest: a bed, an airport pickup, a lesson group at their level, and a note for the kitchen. Run that on a booking tool plus three spreadsheets and every changeover day is a fire drill.

What your day has to balance

  • Bed and room capacity across dorms and private rooms
  • Instructor ratios for the included lessons
  • Transfer vehicle seat capacity for arrivals and departures
  • Tide and swell suitability for each group's level
  • Rental board and wetsuit stock reserved for the week

How RidgeHQ helps

A camp package bundles the bed and the rental gear and carries add-ons like an airport transfer, while the week's lessons sit in the planner with tide and swell context — so a changeover day is a roster, not a fire drill.

From booking to day close:

1

Book the week. A guest books a camp package online with any add-ons and pays a deposit.

2

Hold the bed. The package's accommodation is reserved on the room calendar.

3

Collect details. Waiver, health questions, and sizes are captured before arrival.

4

Plan lessons. The week's lessons sit in the planner with tide and swell context.

5

Run changeover. The room calendar and rosters show who arrives and leaves.

6

Close the week. Balances settle and revenue lands in reporting.

Surf Camps: A whole week in one package

A whole week in one package

A surf-camp week has a lot of moving parts per guest. Packaging the bed and the gear, and selling extras as add-ons, keeps them on one order instead of a booking tool plus three spreadsheets.

  • Booking widget on your own website with live availability, deposit or full payment, and promo codes
  • Front-desk POS for walk-ins, rentals, and retail on one basket, with register open and close
  • Agent and partner bookings recorded with their commission for settlement
  • 0% platform commission on direct bookings
  • Camp products bundling accommodation and rental components, with optional or mandatory add-ons such as a transfer
Surf Camps: Rooms and lessons that change over together

Rooms and lessons that change over together

Room types and units have their own calendar with booking and maintenance blocks; lessons sit in the planner with the forecast. Both read the same orders, so arrivals and departures line up.

  • Room calendar with booking, maintenance, and unavailable blocks
  • Tide, swell, and wind context on each lesson, with per-activity thresholds
  • Overlap checks on instructor assignments
  • Email everyone booked on a session from the planner
  • Clone a week of sessions forward for the next intake
Surf Camps: Guest details before they land

Guest details before they land

Most changeover stress is information collected too late. Waivers with conditional questions, a medical form, and stored sizes are captured with the booking.

  • Per-participant waivers with typed signature
  • Conditional questions — for example, ask for allergy details only when a guest says yes
  • Equipment sizes stored on the guest profile
  • Boards and wetsuits tracked by unit and size
  • Changes to a paid package create a credit note

What changes when the operation is connected

One order per guest

Bed, gear, and extras on a single package.

Calmer changeovers

Rooms and lessons read the same bookings.

Details collected early

Waivers and conditional questions are answered before arrival.

Weeks you can reuse

Clone a week of sessions forward for the next intake.

Built around the work

Stop acting as the manual API between your booking engine and your team.

Surf Camps operations in RidgeHQ

Common Questions

How RidgeHQ handles surf camps edge cases.

Yes. A camp product bundles accommodation and rental components, and extras such as an airport transfer can be added as add-ons, all on one order.

Add them as questions on your waiver form. Conditional questions only appear when needed — for example, ask for allergy details only when a guest answers yes.

It sells the transfer as an add-on on the order. Scheduling the driver and vehicle is done by your team, and vehicles can be tracked as fleet assets.

Yes. Sessions show tide, swell, and wind for your spot, and per-activity thresholds flag sessions outside your limits.

Each guest signs your waiver with a typed signature, attached to their booking. You can add a medical questionnaire and conditional questions that only appear when an earlier answer requires them. Waivers are part of the platform, not a paid add-on.

No. Direct bookings through your own website carry 0% RidgeHQ commission. You pay your payment provider's normal processing fee and a flat subscription.

The paid order is never silently rewritten. A change or cancellation produces a credit note against it, so your daily close and your accounts still reconcile.

It reads your day — sessions, bookings, conditions — and answers questions about it. It can carry out actions such as rescheduling a session or moving a participant, each behind a confirm step, and reversible scheduling actions can be undone. Higher-risk actions — creating or cancelling a booking, or refunding a payment — are limited to managers and always need explicit confirmation; assistants connected over MCP cannot use them at all.

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