For LARPers and organisersUpdated Oct 12, 20262 min read
Add an outdoor space to the directory
Find a park or field with place search, or type its address, then name it, choose its type, say whether it's rentable, and add notes on parking and terrain.
- ~3 min
- New to it
- Part 2 of 2
Know a field your group uses? Add it, and the next organiser finds it with the practical detail already written down.
Before you start
- A Waypoint account, signed in.
- The place's name, and its address or a nearby intersection.
Find the place
Start
On Outdoor & Public Spaces, press + Add a space.Search for it
In Find a park or outdoor place (for example Lincoln Park, Chicago), type at least two letters and press Search. Pick the right place from the list — its name fills in.Or type the address
Not found? Press Enter the address myself and fill in Address — a street address or nearby intersection — with City (optional) and State (optional) as a two-letter code.
Describe it
Name and type
Check the Name, and choose a Category: Park, Open field, Campground, Trail / woods, Beach, Event space or Other.Rentable?
Tick Rentable / requires permit if it has to be booked, and add a Booking contact (optional) — a web address, email or phone number.What should people know
In Notes (optional), write what you'd want to know before turning up: parking, restrooms, boffer-safe terrain, permit rules.Add it
Press Add space.
Check it worked
The form closes and says Added “…” — open it. The space is in the list (unless your filters hide it) with a Rentable badge if you ticked the box. A booking contact that's a web address or email is a link on the space's page.
Now host a session there.
If something's off
- “No places found. Plenty of parks and fields aren't in the map's index — add it by hand.”
- Press Enter the address myself. Place search covers the United States only.
- “Place search is unavailable right now…”
- Use Enter the address myself instead.
- “Couldn't find that address. Try a more specific one…”
- Add a street number, or use a nearby intersection, and include the city.
- “Check the space details.”
- Usually the state: it must be a two-letter code, such as IL.
- I made a mistake in a space I added
- You can't edit it yourself. Contact support with the space's name and the fix.
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