We've put together this list of site definitions (also available in the app) for users to refer to when adding, editing or reporting a site on WikiCamps. These broad categories can help you to know whether a site should be on WikiCamps or not.
Campground
Sites allowing overnight stay, such as fully established camping grounds. Includes sites which are free, donation or paid and facilities can vary.
Caravan Park
An establishment allowing short or long term stays with various accommodation options.
Costs money and provides toilets and showers for guests. Mains power is usually available.
Backpacker Hostel
An establishment that provides lodging for travellers with dorms or private rooms.
Day Use Area
Generally a nice area suitable for a picnic or fishing. NO overnight camping allowed.
Point of Interest
A specific point location that someone may find useful or interesting.
What are acceptable Points of Interest? Read more here.
Information Centre
A centre which provides visitors with tourist information on the attractions and accommodation in the area.
Public Dump Point
Public dump point that is not associated with a caravan park or campground.
(Potable) Water Filling
Facilities such as taps and dedicated filling stations which can be used to fill large containers with potable water.
Experiences
Places where travellers can enjoy defined experiences and activities such as paid tours, tastings, thrill seeking activities, etc.
Long Vehicle Parking
Places where a long vehicle, such as a motorhome or caravan, can be safely & legally parked on a short term basis. Not suitable for overnight stays.
Public Facilities
Public facilities which provide access to water for health or hygiene purposes such as public restrooms, showers and drinking fountains.
Roadside Rest Areas
Suitable places for pulling a vehicle over to for the driver to rest where an overnight stay is permitted. Not official campgrounds or sites.