Web site for free camp site when traveling...

[Gilles]

I already have some websites to get this information:

https://freecampsites.net/ (Camp site, Dump station and Travel planning)

Sanidumps: RV Dumps, Sani Station, Dump Points comprehensive directory (Dump stations only)

RV Parking at Walmart – Walmart Locator (Not yet used)

Did you use these?


Do you have any other suggestions?

Thank You...

[Mitzi Agnew-Giles]

I have memberships in Harvest Host and Boondockers Welcome.

[JackieLynn]

I use
http://www.rvparky.com/
I have the app on my phone. It lists more than just the free places and gives pricing info and phone numbers.

[Ttocs M]

Don't forget to search for military campgrounds, if you're qualified. Need to be active, retired, civil service, I.D. may be required; some are restricted to active duty or stationed at that location. One thing about these sites, they're clean, well-cared for.

[Evergreengirl]

I like Campendium: https://www.campendium.com/

[Gilles]

Originally Posted by Mitzi Agnew-Giles

I have memberships in Harvest Host and Boondockers Welcome.

Thank You Mitzi, I take note.
Sounds interesting.

[Gilles]

Originally Posted by JackieLynn

I use
RV Parky | RV Parks & Campgrounds Directory, Reviews, Photos
I have the app on my phone. It lists more than just the free places and gives pricing info and phone numbers.

Thank You JackieLynn,
I like the references found on each of the parks.
It made me laugh when a camper said he had a problem sleeping, a train was passing every hour ...
We have already experienced this situation, but in a motel, we had found when the darkness was in place ...

[Gilles]

Originally Posted by M Scott

Don't forget to search for military campgrounds, if you're qualified. Need to be active, retired, civil service, I.D. may be required; some are restricted to active duty or stationed at that location. One thing about these sites, they're clean, well-cared for.

Thank You Scott,
I am not qualified, but only to have specified may be useful to other members with qualifications.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Mitzi Agnew-Giles

I have memberships in Harvest Host and Boondockers Welcome.

I get a kick out of the name, Boondockers Welcome. Though a great service, it seems none of the offerings are actually in the boondocks, and many seem to offer hookups.

[Jon Vermilye]

My favorite phone apps for finding campgrounds are AllSTays Camp & RV for general use and the Ultimate Public Campground List for non commercial campgrounds. Both are available for Mac OS or Android, as well as usable at the website.

If you are interested in looking at some of the many others, check my collection of RV Campground Finders & Reviews list (Scroll down past the Forum links). Since I've been traveling, I haven't checked the list - there may be dead links...

[Ttocs M]

Kathy, have you found an adroid app for Campendium?

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Jon Vermilye

My favorite phone apps for finding campgrounds are AllSTays Camp & RV for general use and the Ultimate Public Campground List for non commercial campgrounds. Both are available for Mac OS or Android, as well as usable at the website.

If you are interested in looking at some of the many others, check my collection of RV Campground Finders & Reviews list (Scroll down past the Forum links). Since I've been traveling, I haven't checked the list - there may be dead links...

Excellent resource, Jon!

[Gilles]

Thank You for all the info.
It's very appreciated.

[Mike Magee]

I will add the CampWhere app.

[ChrisDunbar]

iOverlander app.

Mostly for the globe-trotting truck/van set in South America but there are a few spots that pop up in NA that could be suitable for boondocking in a small trailer.