Overnight camps run on health forms, bunk lists, and a med log — the exact layer class-registration tools don't have.
When campers sleep on site, the software's job changes. A 'medical info' text box at checkout isn't a health record, a roster tag isn't a bunk plan, and the platforms built for classes and drop-ins simply don't have this layer — their own documentation shows it.
Bunkhouse ships the resident-camp core: guardian-completed health forms you chase to done, a med log for the health center, capacity-enforced bunks with buddy requests, and roles that keep health detail with the nurse where it belongs.
Allergies, medications, immunizations, and incident logs — built in, so you stop paying for a second system just to be safe.
Place campers in bunks with a click, honor buddy requests, and share live rosters by session and bunk.
Facility calendars, rental-group bookings, and invoices collected to your account — the nine-months-a-year business, handled.
A seeded camp with the surfaces above already full of data. No card, nothing to install, and every import can be rolled back.