Patti’s 1880’s Settlement in Grand Rivers, Kentucky. This family-friendly site has restaurants, putt-putt golf, a petting zoo, and fun and fascinating shops. Visit them online at Patti’s 1880’s Settlement.
Naia Resort and Spa, located in Belize, is an idyllic area with all the amenities of a modern resort, set in the beauty of the Caribbean. Visit them at Naia Resort and Spa.
Map of the Bull Hill Guest Ranch featuring a naturalistic background.
Granite Point Resort in Eastern Washington, on Loon Lake, offers a full set of leisure activities, including the admiration of magnificent scenery. Visit the resort at Granite Point Resort.
Proposed campus for St. Michael the Archangel Orthodox Church in Madison, Alabama. Illustration style is similar to other resort and property maps we make.
Located in Benton, Kentucky, the Sportsman’s Lodge combines RV and cabin camping, and boating.
A premier family resort in Hawley, Pennsylvania, this map uses a different visual look for conveying trees than our other maps. This map is built from GIS data. It’s geographically realistic and has been made into a smartphone app allowing guests to see their position live on the map.
Private golf course in Michigan with natural vegetation textures and trees.
For Australia’s BIG4 Holiday Parks, we created this colorful map of camping and amenities at the Saltwater @ Yamba.
A recipe for a successful resort map
So what should a successful resort map offer?
1. It must be attractive enough to engage the visitor,
2. It must communicate visually. Instead of “x marks the spot,” a good resort map uses pictorial icons of things to tell what’s where.
It helps if the map design is modern and the map looks stylish. Bright colors and bold icons do more than show what’s where. They encourage exploration.
Your map should convey professionalism. You work to make your staff, facilities, and printed and web materials as professional as possible. Why not your map?
Building a resort map
We build maps from GIS data. Not only is the resulting map accurate, it also matches what visitors see when they view the area on their mobile phones and computers.
