Gift memberships
Give a year of getting the campsite
Popular campgrounds sell out months ahead. Outdoorithm watches them and sends an alert the moment a site opens up. Give someone a year of it, for the trip they keep saying they will plan.
- Birthdays
- Holidays
- Graduations
- Retirements
- Just because
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Pick Basic or Premium
Pay once by card. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
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We email you the gift
You get the gift code and a printable card. Forward it or print it, whenever you like.
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They redeem it
At outdoorithm.com/redeem. Their 365 days start that day and end on their own.
Questions
How does the person I'm giving it to get the gift?
After you pay, we email you a gift code and a link to a printable gift card. Forward the email or print the card and hand it over. We never contact the recipient.
When does the membership start and end?
It starts when they redeem the code and lasts 365 days. Then it ends on its own. They are never charged and it does not renew.
Does the code expire?
No. The code never expires and has no fees.
Where do they redeem it?
On the web at outdoorithm.com/redeem. They sign in or create a free account, then enter the code.
What if they already have a paid membership?
They keep the code and redeem it after their current membership ends.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, until the code is redeemed. Write to info@outdoorithm.com. Gift memberships are not redeemable for cash except where required by law.
Gift terms
- The code never expires and has no fees.
- The membership lasts 365 days from the day it is redeemed, then ends automatically. There is no charge and no renewal.
- Redeem on the web at outdoorithm.com/redeem.
- If the recipient already has an active paid membership, they keep the code and redeem it after that membership ends.
- Refundable to the purchaser until it is redeemed.
- Not redeemable for cash except where required by law.
A portion of Outdoorithm's profits supports Outdoorithm Collective, a nonprofit creating guided camping experiences for families who have been historically excluded from outdoor spaces.