How to Make a Booking

Published on: June 25, 2025
Last Updated: April 1, 2026
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You’ve found the perfect place to stay—and now, you’re ready to book. Let’s do this!

First, make sure your account is set up.

What we need for bookings. At a minimum, you will have to provide the following info to create your account and make your first booking request.

✔ Full legal name

✔ Email address

✔ Confirmed phone number

✔ Payment information

Send a reservation request

  1. Click the listing you want to reserve
  2. Select the parking type or length (nightly, monthly, yearly, or storage), select dates, and then click Reserve.
  3. Enter payment info, review the policies and terms, and select Create Booking

What happens next?

If you booked instantly, you’re good to go. If you sent a request, your Host will typically respond within 24 hours. In the meantime, we may ask you to verify your identity—as this helps us to ensure the safety of our community.

If the Host accepts your request, you’ll be charged for the reservation. If they decline or don’t respond within 24 hours, there’s no charge, and you’ll be free to book a different stay instead.

Caylee Shea Harrington

Caylee Shea Harrington

Founder & CEO

Caylee Shea Harrington experienced firsthand how unstable RV life can become when safe, affordable options disappear after living full-time in her RV and losing access to long-term parking without warning. Driven by the realization that existing platforms didn’t serve RVers or landowners fairly, she leveraged over seven years of full-stack engineering experience and a background in community leadership at Women Who Code to build Hookhub from the ground up. Today, she leads product development with a human-centric approach, ensuring the platform delivers the transparency, fairness, and sustainable solutions that modern RV park hosts and guests deserve.

"I lived the problem. I felt the panic of losing a place to stay. Hookhub exists because people deserve better options than that."

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