Shelter types
Shelters come in several forms:Viewing your shelter
Go to Shelter in the sidebar. If you have a confirmed shelter assignment, your shelter details appear under Your Shelter, including:- Shelter name and type
- Dimensions (if entered)
- Who else is assigned to the shelter
- Whether the shelter owner has set it as needing power or pumping
Shelter assignment statuses
Your relationship to a shelter has one of the following statuses:Shelter owners and shelter mates
Every shelter has one owner — the member who created the shelter listing. The owner can invite other members to share the shelter. Members who join are shelter mates (also called guests). As an owner you can:- Edit the shelter details and dimensions
- Invite campmates by name
- Remove members from the shelter
- Delete the shelter listing
- View the shelter details
- Leave the shelter
Creating a shelter
If you are bringing your own shelter to camp:1
Go to Shelter
Navigate to Shelter in the sidebar.
2
Select Create Your Own Shelter
The Create Shelter form appears on the left side of the page.
3
Fill in your shelter details
Enter a name, shelter type, dimensions (optional), and any notes. For RVs, enter the vehicle length and amperage.
4
Save your shelter
Submit the form. Your shelter is created and you are automatically set as the owner with a confirmed status.
5
Invite shelter mates
Use the Invite option on your shelter card to search for campmates and invite them to share your shelter.
Joining an existing shelter
If a campmate has created a shelter and made it available, it appears in the Or Join an Existing Shelter section. Select Join on any shelter card. The owner will be notified, and your status will be set to Pending until they confirm you. If you receive a direct invitation from a shelter owner, a Shelter Invitations section appears at the top of the Shelter page with cards to Accept or Decline each invite.RV electrical requirements
RV shelters require specifying amperage — either 30-amp or 50-amp service. This directly affects your dues:- 30-amp service is the standard option and carries a separate RV fee
- 50-amp service is for larger or more power-hungry rigs and carries a higher RV fee
If your RV amperage changes (for example, you switch rigs), contact your camp admin to update your shelter record. Incorrect amperage information can affect your dues and camp power planning.