Booking-first homepage
Every fold pushes toward the booking flow — no hero carousel, no marketing fluff, just the room you're after and a clear "Book Now" within reach.
// project · 04 2026 live
Camping Copenhagen.
A booking-first site for Charlottenlund Fort Camping — 65 pitches tucked into a historic fort, with the pulse of Copenhagen just down the road.
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// brief
Charlottenlund Fort Camping is a small, intimate campsite — 65 pitches inside the walls of a former coastal fort, right between Copenhagen's beach strip and the city itself. The pitch is rare: raw nature, historic charm, and a metro ride into town, all from the same site.
The brief was a site that does the booking work and gets out of the way. Most visitors arrive already half-decided, so the homepage doesn't try to sell — it sets the mood with one strong line, shows the place at a glance, and pushes straight to the booking flow on every fold.
Because the front desk closes outside high season, the site also has to be the front desk: an FAQ that genuinely answers 98% of pre-booking questions, clear gate-code self-service instructions, and a reception line that's never more than one tap away.
Site as front desk
An FAQ that does the heavy lifting: stay limits, dogs, kitchen, gate codes, check-in windows — the staff's most-asked questions answered before they're asked.
Built in Framer, owned in-house
Shipped on Framer so the team can update opening dates, FAQ, and seasonal notes themselves — no devs, no redeploys, no waiting.