RV trip planning app or program

I'll second RvParky. I use it all the time.

I use Garmin Basecamp

I’ve only used it once so far but I like RV Trip Wizard.

I haven’t found one app/site does everything I want. See if this article helps:
http://learntorv.com/lets-go-trip-planning-apps-and-websites/

wildtoad wrote:
I’ve only used it once so far but I like RV Trip Wizard.

Just got this and I'm using it to plan the next Big Adventure. Easy to use and intuitive. You can set your parameters for how long/far you want to travel in a day and it draws a circle of that radius around your last stop. It just a matter of going to the edge of the circle and find a campground or stop.

It has some links to RV Park Reviews reviews but doesn't go to the site, so I do that for the area I'm stopping. I also use freecampsites.net and campendium. I use RV Parky, but mostly when I need to find a park in the area.

I just recently started using RV Parky and really like it. Since I wont pay for RV Trip Wizard, the only thing I have to do is determine how far I want to drive each day and find that on the map.

The only problem I have is getting RV Parky to download to my Rand McNally RVND7 as a trip and not a POI.

I'm going to keep using Street Atlas 2015 until I can't. It is no good about highway interchanges that may have been modernized, but the dashboard GPS can tell the driver about those.

There is an online Furkot.com that close to as good, but being online or cell contact dependent makes it pretty useless for a lot of our travels.
Unless it is stand alone, even carrying wire, it will be useless part of the time. I found out that even if you download and store Googol maps, it is easy to run out of them when you need them.

Matt

I use MS Streets and Trips for a first cut then use RV Parkreviews.com to zone in on RV parks. Tried Base Camp a few times but found it not at all user friendly and was taking too much time to even start the process.

Surprised no one mentioned Good Sam trip planner. Is there an issue I’m not aware of?