LIVECampground grounds
A current wide view of the site and its surroundings before the trip.
Live cameras for campgrounds and RV parks
Show the surroundings, the weather and the grounds before the trip
A live panorama helps a guest judge the landscape, the visible weather and the state of the open areas before setting off.
rtsp.me delivers the stream of an existing IP camera to the browser and to your website, with no separate media server.
Connect a campground cameraThe grounds, live
A stream confirms how close you are to the forest, the mountains or the water, and conveys the mood of a place far better than a still photograph.
The player complements the accommodation details and the booking form, which the site's own website handles.
Private streams can be shared with staff across several locations.
Areas and use cases
What you show publicly is the space, not your guests' private life.
- a panorama of the grounds;
- the shore or a forest clearing;
- the entrance and the approach road;
- a communal recreation area;
- a weather-facing angle;
- the jetty as a wide shot;
- an events area;
- several RV parks.
Tents, cabin interiors, sanitary and private areas are excluded.
Live stream from a campground — example
A live view of the grounds and the surrounding nature helps guests judge the conditions before they arrive.
LIVEWhat rtsp.me gives you
The service brings the site's cameras together.
- Existing camerasRTSP streams
- Browser and mobileViewing without an app
- Sites and usersSeveral locations
- Restricted accessPassword or domain
- Cloud archiveThe period you choose
- MonitoringSignal loss
- HTML embeddingA player on your site
- Video streamH.264/H.265
Five steps to connect
Check the RTSP stream and a safe angle.
- Sign up at rtsp.me.
- Add the camera.
- Enter the RTSP link.
- Wait for the check and set access.
- Take the link or the HTML code.
Campground camera → RTSP → rtsp.me → website → guests
The video opens in any modern browser.
What guests and the business gain
A live view makes a natural setting convincing and helps guests plan what to wear and when to arrive.
The link is easy to share before arrival and on social media.
Availability and service orders are confirmed by the campground's own system.
Archive and monitoring
The archive keeps the period you choose so you can review events within the camera's field of view.
rtsp.me notifies you if the signal is lost.
Retention and access are decided by the management.
Privacy and safety
Cameras are not pointed at tents, windows, sanitary or private areas.
The site is responsible for notices and for the lawfulness of recording.
Video does not replace weather forecasts, wildfire and flood warnings, road information or instructions from the management.
Frequently asked questions
Can I connect a camera already installed at the campground?
Yes, provided the camera delivers an accessible RTSP stream and has a safe field of view.
What should guests be shown?
A panorama of the grounds, the weather, the approach road, the shore or a communal area — without tents or close-ups of people.
Can the video sit next to the booking form?
Yes. The rtsp.me HTML player goes next to the pitch descriptions, while booking is handled by the site's own website or system.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, the stream opens in any modern mobile browser.
Can internal cameras be kept private?
Yes, access is restricted with a password or an allowed domain.
Does a camera replace forecasts and warnings?
No. Video does not replace weather forecasts, wildfire or flood warnings, road information or instructions from the management.
Show the surroundings before arrival
Connect an existing RTSP camera and put a panorama of the grounds on your website.
Give guests a current visual reference and keep an eye on the signal.
Create a campground stream