Tidebreak is a single-column landing page built for saltwater campgrounds and coastal RV parks. It pairs a cinematic Northern Lights color palette with immersive scroll storytelling, a location-input header, and an event registration flow. Visitors move from drone-shot coastal scenery through campsite galleries to a structured booking form, making it feel like the park is already expecting them.
by Rocket studio
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Quick summary
Tidebreak is a coastal RV park landing page template designed to sell the experience before the site reservation. A looping aerial header, full-viewport campsite photography, and a tide-condition display pull visitors into the environment immediately. The page closes with a focused event registration form that captures arrival dates, rig type, and party size in a single guided flow.
Who this template is for
This template fits campground and glamping operators who want their page to feel as good as their location. It is built for parks where the setting does the selling.
Coastal and saltwater RV park owners hosting seasonal events or weekend rallies
Campground managers who serve a mixed audience of motorhome travelers, families, and remote workers
Hospitality operators who want a visually striking landing page without building from scratch
What problem this template solves
Most campground pages look like reservation portals. They list amenities and show a contact form, but they never make the visitor feel the place. Tidebreak fixes that gap by leading with atmosphere and earning the registration at the end.
Visitors leave bland campground pages without booking because they never connect emotionally
Event-specific registrations often get lost in generic booking flows that ignore the gathering itself
Parks with strong visual identity have no ready-made template that matches their aesthetic
What you get with this template
You get a full single-column landing page layout built around a coastal RV park experience. Every section serves the visitor's journey from arrival curiosity to confirmed registration.
A cinematic header scene with a looping drone-shot background and a glowing arrival-date input field
Full-viewport campsite photography sections with animated text entry for oceanfront, shaded, and waterfront site types
A structured event registration form with date fields, illustrated rig-type selectors, guest count input, and an optional setup notes field
Theme
Marine & Coastal
Creative direction
Immersive Visual
Color system
Northern Lights
Style
Single Column Flow
Direction
Event Registration
Page Sections
Cinematic Looping Header Scene
Full-viewport Campsite Photography
Live-feel Tide Conditions Display
Event Showcase with Social Proof Elements
Illustrated Rig-type Registration Form
Sticky Mobile Call-to-action Bar
Related questions
Can I use this template for a campground that does not host events?
What type of RV park is this template designed for?
Does the registration form support multiple rig types?
Is Tidebreak a multi-page template?
What events does the layout support?
Feature list
This template includes purpose-built sections and interaction patterns that guide visitors from first impression to form submission.
Cinematic Location Input Header
The header plays a slow aerial drone loop of the coastline at blue hour. A single glowing search field reading "Enter your arrival date" sits centered over the footage. No navigation, no logo, just the landscape and the prompt.
Live-Feel Tide Conditions Display
Below the header, a full-width section presents water temperature, sunrise and sunset times, and surf height in a tide chart layout. It makes the park feel active and present, not static.
Full-Viewport Campsite Photography Sections
Each campsite type fills the entire screen as a photographic scene. Oceanfront pull-throughs, shaded hookup loops, and waterfront tent pads each hold the frame before descriptive text slides in from the edge.
Event Showcase with Social Proof
The event section includes a guest count ticker, a photo grid from past gatherings, and a short looping video of the solstice cookout. Together they make the upcoming event feel half-attended before registration even opens.
Guided Event Registration Form
The form captures arrival and departure dates first, then rig type and length via illustrated icon selectors, then guest count, and finally an optional field for setup notes. A secondary link lets visitors browse the full event calendar before committing.
Sticky Mobile Call to Action
On mobile, the primary call to action anchors as a persistent bottom bar. The button reads "Reserve Your Site for the Gathering" in aurora teal, keeping the next step visible at every scroll position.
Page sections overview
Section
Purpose
Cinematic Header
Drops visitors into the coastal scene with a looping aerial video and arrival-date input
Tide Conditions Bar
Displays water temperature, surf height, and sunrise or sunset times to make the park feel live
Oceanfront Sites
Full-viewport golden-hour photography with sliding descriptive text for pull-through sites
Shaded Hookup Loop
Full-viewport photography showcasing maritime oak canopy hookup sites
Waterfront Tent Pads
Full-viewport image of kayak-side tent sites with animated text entry
Event Showcase
Guest count tickers, past-gathering photo grid, and looping solstice video
Registration Form
Structured form capturing dates, rig type, guest count, and optional setup notes
Event Calendar Link
Secondary path to browse all upcoming events before committing to registration
Sticky Mobile Bar
Persistent bottom call-to-action bar visible throughout the mobile scroll
Design & branding system
The template uses a Northern Lights color system built around four carefully chosen values. The palette feels like a cold beach at midnight with the sky rippling green over dark water.
Deep tidal navy (#0B1D3A) dominates backgrounds, aurora teal (#2EDDB2) drives buttons and hover states, driftwood sand (#D6C9B1) warms typography and card surfaces, and bioluminescent white (#E8FFF8) floats headlines above the darkness
The Marine and Coastal theme is reinforced through tide-chart layouts, seagrass scenery, amber string-light photography, and section dividers that pulse with teal like light moving through water
Typography is set against dark backgrounds throughout, keeping contrast high and the nighttime coastal atmosphere intact across every scroll position
Mobile & speed optimization
The template is structured for a smooth mobile experience throughout. The single-column flow translates directly to smaller screens without layout reflow.
The sticky bottom call-to-action bar keeps the registration prompt visible on mobile without interrupting the scroll narrative
Illustrated rig-type icon selectors in the form are touch-friendly and replace dropdowns for a faster, cleaner mobile input experience
The full-viewport photography sections are designed to hold impact at phone screen proportions, keeping the immersive visual direction intact on smaller devices
How this template helps you convert
Every design decision in Tidebreak moves a curious visitor toward a completed registration. The emotional journey is structured, not accidental.
The header earns attention immediately by placing visitors inside the landscape rather than presenting a menu. Curiosity about arrival dates starts the conversion intent before any amenity is listed.
The campsite photography sections build desire progressively. Each full-viewport scene deepens the visitor's sense that this specific park matches what they were looking for.
The event showcase section reduces hesitation by showing past attendance, guest counts, and real gathering footage. Visitors arrive at the registration form already convinced the event is worth attending.
Other information about this template
Tidebreak is built as a single-column flow landing page, making it straightforward to publish and maintain. It suits parks running recurring coastal events across multiple seasons.
The template targets the campground and glamping subcategory within the broader travel and hospitality category
The event types supported in the layout include crab boils, full-moon beach bonfires, coastal cleanup mornings, and holiday rally weekends
The form's optional "Anything we should know about your setup?" field is a small but practical detail that helps operators prepare for guests with unusual rig configurations
The visual calendar secondary path gives undecided visitors a low-pressure browsing option, reducing drop-off from visitors who are not yet ready to commit to a specific date
