For camp and program providers

How your program got listed

Campser builds listings from what providers publish on their own sites. Someone reads your public camp or registration page, records the details as you state them, saves the source URL, and stamps the listing with the date it was checked. Nothing is scraped and republished without that check.

Every listing links to your official page. Campser does not take registrations, collect deposits, or sit between you and the family — the goal is to send parents to you already knowing whether the fit is right.

What listing is free, and what is not for sale

• Listing is free. There is no fee to appear, and no fee to have an error corrected.
• Verification status cannot be purchased. It reflects what your public site shows and nothing else — see how we verify camps.
• Position in search results and city guides is not for sale.

Request a correction or an update

The fastest way to get a listing fixed is to publish the correct information on your own site — that is the source we check against, and a re-verification pass will pick it up.

To flag something directly, send the program name, the Campser page URL, what is wrong, and the page on your site that shows the correct detail. We re-check against that source before changing anything.

A dedicated corrections inbox is being set up. Until it is live, the reliable route is to publish the current details on your official camp page — that is what a verification pass reads.

Removal

If you would rather not be listed, say so and the program will be removed. Campser also removes listings on its own when a provider's page disappears or stops mentioning the camp, rather than leaving a parent to discover that at registration.