We've found that Hosts who provide accurate, quality photos of their units receive more bookings. You can always re-order your own photos in the photo section of your Host Dashboard if needed, and you can flag inaccurate or inappropriate photos for removal.
Anyone who has stayed at your property can upload photos to your unit.
For some tips on taking great photos, click here!
How to add photos to your Property on the website
- Click on Property from your Host Dashboard
- Click the button that says Edit property details
- Click Add or Edit photos
- Click Upload new photos to add new photos.
How to add photos to a specific unit on the website:
- Click on Property from your Host Dashboard
- Click on Sites located next to ‘Overview’
- Click Edit next to the unit you would like to edit
- Click on Photos on the left side of the screen
- Click on Add or Edit photos
- Click Upload new photos to add new photos from your device, or
- Click Choose from Hipcamp photos to select photos you have already added to other units
Tips for taking quality photos:
Your first photo is the most important photo.
This is the photo that appears in Hipcamp searches, so it’s important that it accurately portrays the property. Make sure this is a clear, zoomed-out shot of your unit so the camper is more likely to click on it.
Clean up the site
Clear clutter, rubbish, or anything that might deter a Hipcamper.
Take horizontal photos
Take zoomed-out landscape (horizontal) photos instead of portrait (vertical) photos
Use the best lighting
For outdoor shots, take photos in the later afternoon to get a warm, flattering light. For indoor shots, take photos during the day when there's lots of bright, natural light and turn on any additional lighting.
Bonus: What makes your land unique?
Have you got any cute farm animals? A swimming hole? A great view? Take photos! Hipcampers love seeing what makes your land unique.
What not to include:
- Photos of Google maps or other maps of your property
- Photos of your exact address
- Outdated or inaccurate photos
- Photos that are not your land or property
For more tips on taking great photos, check out 4 Easy Tips on Taking Beautiful Photos of Your Land!