Spot2Nite has added Streamside RV Parks & Campgrounds to its online travel agency (OTA) and booking platform. The agreement allows travelers to book Streamside locations directly through Spot2Nite’s website, mobile app, and partner distribution network.
Streamside operates parks across the United States, with destinations located near Glacier National Park in Montana, the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in Kentucky, Lake Murray in Oklahoma, and the Georgia National Fairgrounds.
Additional locations are positioned in northern Louisiana, central Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle, offering a range of regional experiences for short- and long-term guests.
By connecting its portfolio through Spot2Nite’s integrated property management system, Streamside gains broader visibility across a distribution network that the company reports reaches over 69 million campers.
This move provides travelers with real-time booking options while creating potential revenue opportunities for the park operator.
“We’re proud to bring the Streamside brand to the Spot2Nite marketplace and expand access to the unique outdoor experiences our parks offer,” said Jarrod Lawson, Vice President of Marketing at Streamside RV Parks & Campgrounds.
“As we continue to grow nationwide, it’s important that campers can easily find and book our sites in real time. Spot2Nite’s platform helps us reach today’s digitally connected traveler while strengthening Streamside’s position as a trusted name to deliver a sense of belonging and home, whether you’re with us for a night or for a season.”
Streamside is owned and operated by Blue Metric Group, a hospitality investment firm that continues to expand its portfolio of outdoor recreation properties.
The company notes that operators considering a sale or transition of their park can find more information through bluemetricgroup.com/sell-your-park.
For business owners in the outdoor hospitality industry, the Streamside-Spot2Nite partnership highlights the increasing role of OTAs and booking engines in driving occupancy and visibility.
Platforms that integrate real-time reservations can connect properties with larger pools of digitally engaged travelers, offering an additional distribution channel beyond traditional direct bookings.
As consumer booking habits shift toward instant access and convenience, campground operators evaluating growth opportunities may consider how partnerships with technology platforms can complement their existing strategies.