Watch several possible arrival dates with campping
If you can arrive on more than one day, you can watch those dates in a single alert. Each option needs to be for the same camp and the same number of nights.
How the dates work
Say you want two nights and could arrive on Friday or Saturday:
| Arrival | Nights | Departure |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | Friday and Saturday | Sunday |
| Saturday | Saturday and Sunday | Monday |
Select both arrivals and set Stay length to two nights. campping checks each complete stay separately. You're looking for either Friday to Sunday or Saturday to Monday, not one stay from Friday to Monday.
Choose the dates you can use
Select each arrival date you want. Choosing the first and last days doesn't select the dates in between. Check that you can make the departure for every option.
During beta, you can select up to three arrivals per alert, no more than 45 days apart. Some camps have a lower limit. The form also applies the camp's stay and booking-window limits.
If you change the stay length, check your selection again: a date that no longer fits may be removed. In public setup, departures must also be within one calendar year of the camp's local date, or within its booking window if that's shorter.
When you need another alert
An alert has one camp or site, one stay length and the same people details for each arrival. If you want to watch a different camp or another number of nights, set up a separate alert. For example, a two-night Friday stay and a three-night Friday stay need separate alerts.
During beta, you can have up to three active alerts. Pause any you no longer need to make room for other plans.
When a stay is found
Check the camp, arrival and departure in the notification. A match for Saturday doesn't mean Friday is available too. Book the stay with the official provider, then mark the alert as booked in Watchlist. If your plans have changed, you can edit or pause it.
See how to set up an alert or what to do when a stay is found.