Main switchboard
Start with what is already connected
Map reception, amenities, cabins, powered sites, plant rooms and the services that already have practical access.
Jousto industry solutions
Accommodation solutions
One property. A lot of infrastructure.
Power, connect and monitor your caravan or holiday park with Jousto—from the main switchboard to the cabin down the back.
✓ No obligation initial assessment✓ Existing solar can be assessed✓ New and existing sites
Why Jousto is relevant
Start with the way your property actually operates
- Solar, batteries, remote power, Wi-Fi, CCTV, pumps, lighting, automation and EV charging
- A distributed site needs more than a single-building energy plan
- Start with the park layout and operator priorities before choosing equipment or a rollout sequence
Choose a starting point
What would you like to improve?
Choose the closest operator problem. You can refine the brief with Jousto before any equipment, system size or rollout is assumed.
Cut energy costsExplore solar, battery storage and energy management around seasonal demand.Explore Extend Wi-FiConsider remote connectivity and communications across the park.Explore Power new cabins or sitesAssess off-grid, Pole, Skid or Trailer pathways for distributed loads.Explore Improve securityConnect CCTV, gates and remote monitoring to the site brief.Explore Manage waterLook at pumps, tanks and monitoring for the assets guests may never see.Explore Automate the parkBring lighting, HVAC, pumps and equipment into a smarter conversation.Explore
A park is a distributed site
Before you dig another trench…
Some remote infrastructure problems may not require extending conventional electrical and communications services hundreds of metres across a property. Depending on the application, standalone infrastructure may be an option worth assessing where it is actually needed.
Distributed areas
Reach the places between buildings
Power, communications, CCTV, lighting, monitoring or automation may need a different approach at the edge of the park.
Remote infrastructure
Assess the right format
Jousto Pole, Skid / Trailer and Container pathways can be considered where a modular or standalone deployment may fit.
Standalone infrastructure is not always the answer or automatically cheaper than trenching. It is an option to assess against the site, access, loads and future plans.
A practical operator question
What are you trying to power at the end of the park?
New cabins, glamping sites, amenities blocks, boom gates, entrance CCTV, Wi-Fi dead zones, pool equipment, bore or dam pumps, tank monitoring and wastewater systems can all form part of one park brief.
- Power a remote or new site
- Connect and monitor an area that is hard to reach
- Stage upgrades around the park’s operating priorities
The operating context
Why caravan & holiday parks infrastructure is different
Accommodation combines a guest-facing experience with behind-the-scenes infrastructure. The useful question is not only what equipment to buy—it is what the property needs to keep doing, where, and when.
A park is a network of places
Reception, amenities, cabins, powered sites, gates, recreation areas and plant rooms may not share the same access, power or communications options.
Occupancy changes the load
Seasonality, school holidays and events can change demand. A useful plan needs to distinguish everyday loads from peak-period requirements.
Power, water and connectivity overlap
Pumps, tanks, wastewater, lighting, Wi-Fi and security can be just as important to a park’s operation as the main buildings.
Relevant options
Build the brief around the property—not a generic package
Commercial solar and batteries remain part of the conversation, alongside the remote, communications, security, water, lighting, EV and monitoring pathways relevant to this property.
Commercial solar
Look at suitable buildings, shared facilities and park operating loads.
Explore pathwayBattery & energy management
Explore storage, resilience and control across changing operating conditions.
Explore pathwaySolar carparks & EV charging
Plan vehicle areas, guest charging and future electrical capacity together.
Explore pathwaySecurity & communications
Consider solar CCTV and connected monitoring for gates, boundaries and remote areas.
Explore pathwaySolar pumping
Explore power pathways for water supply, irrigation and park infrastructure.
Explore pathwaySolar lighting
Consider paths, amenities, access roads and perimeter lighting where trenching is difficult.
Explore pathwayPower + Comms + Compute
The foundation behind a connected accommodation site
Holiday parks are distributed sites. Jousto brings Power + Comms + Compute into the same conversation so infrastructure decisions can be staged around the park’s operating priorities, access and future plans.
Power
Solar, storage and electrical planning for shared facilities, cabins, powered sites, pumps and changing demand.
Comms
A practical foundation for monitoring, security, gates, sensors and visibility across the park.
Compute
Local control and automation conversations for connected assets, cameras and services spread across the site.
Practical starting points
Where these conversations can lead
01
New cabins and glamping sites
Consider how a new cabin, powered site or glamping area could be connected, monitored and staged without treating the whole park as one building.
02
Amenities, gates and dead zones
Bring boom gates, entrance CCTV, Wi-Fi dead zones, pool equipment, remote lighting and site monitoring into the same operator brief.
03
Water and wastewater
Describe bore or dam pumps, irrigation, tanks and wastewater systems so the plan reflects the infrastructure guests may never see.
How Jousto works
A clear next step, without pretending the property is generic
Tell us what you are trying to improve. Jousto helps turn that context into an appropriate quote, assessment or specialist project pathway.
01
Tell us about the property
Share the site, operating context and the problem you most want to improve.
02
Get an initial assessment
Start with the existing Jousto quote or project conversation that best matches the brief.
03
Explore suitable options
Separate the immediate priority from possible future stages across the property.
04
Verify the requirements
Review the available data, site constraints and services that need to keep operating.
05
Determine the right pathway
Let the project requirements guide the technology, scale and delivery approach.
06
Receive the next step
Move to a proposal or specialist connection where appropriate, without an assumed outcome.
Prefer to preserve capital?
Commercial finance, leasing or a PPA can be part of a later project discussion where appropriate, but no finance outcome or eligibility is promised here. The site, project structure, provider terms and approvals all need to be considered.
Discuss finance optionsReady to brief Jousto?
Not sure which option fits?
Tell Jousto what you are trying to improve. A few practical answers help route the enquiry to the right existing pathway.
Talk to JoustoQuestions to consider
Frequently asked questions
Can we extend Wi-Fi without trenching fibre across the park?+
It may be possible to assess alternative communications and distributed infrastructure pathways. Coverage, backhaul, power, terrain, mounting and site conditions all matter.
Can you power a cabin away from the main switchboard?+
A remote power pathway may be worth assessing for a cabin, campsite or other distributed load. The appropriate approach depends on distance, demand, access, communications and future plans.
Can CCTV operate in remote areas?+
It may be suitable for gates, boundaries, access roads or other areas where conventional power is difficult. Coverage, communications, lighting and servicing need to be reviewed.
Can you monitor tanks and pumps remotely?+
Water, pumping, sensors and communications can be included in a broader park brief. The practical setup depends on the assets, distances, connectivity and control requirements.
Can you help with EV charging?+
Yes, EV charging can be considered with solar canopies, batteries, electrical capacity, guest usage and the park’s future plans.
Your next step
Tell us what you want to improve.
No obligation, no invented system size and no need to have every answer ready.