Public beta — work in progress. We're building Surf Camp Scout in the open. Camps and ratings are early editorial picks, and the first surfer reviews are going up now. Where we list a booking link it goes to the camp's own site — never a booking aggregator. Spotted something off? Tell us →

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Affiliate disclosure

Right now, Surf Camp Scout earns nothing from any link on this site. Discovery, ratings, reviews, and search are free and always will be. This page explains what happens today, what would change if that ever stops being true, and what commission can and can't buy — in plain terms (the short version of an FTC disclosure).

Which links earn a commission today

None of them. Every “Check availability” link on the site currently goes directly to the camp's own website. Those are editorial links — we earn nothing from them, and we include them because they're the right destination, not because they pay.

We expect that to change as the site grows. A link would only ever earn a commission if it routes to a booking-platform partner — the code recognises BookSurfCamps and Tripaneer — and if that happens, the link is labelled as sponsored on the listing itself and this page is updated to say so. We would rather tell you we earn nothing than imply a relationship we don't have.

How to tell a sponsored link apart

What commission does not buy

Sponsored placements (planned, labelled)

We don't run paid placements today. If we ever do, they'll appear as clearly-labelled “Sponsored” cards in side rails or page tops — never woven into an editorial ranked list.