Choosing Campgrounds from the Road

I use several sites, but use rvparkreviews.com the most. I was using rvparky, but noticed that most of the time there were no reviews for the campgrounds, no photos etc. so it really wasn't that helpful in deciding which one to use and usually didn't provide enough information to make any decision either. When using rvparkreviews if something sounds good, then I click on the tab for the campground website to discover further.

I use the GoodSam app on my smartphone.

We carry wire and DW drives, so if we are looking for a cg for the night (a rare thing), I go right to RV Park Reviews.

Never been disappointed.

Matt

Another Allstays user.

We use only 2: KOA and Good Sam. Works well. Usually one or the other is near or on our route, wherever we're going.

I, too, am a fan of the Allstays app. It does require 'net access to use, however. I've been using it from an iPod Touch, which is only wifi capable, but with a mobile hotspot, that's worked well. This shouldn't be an issue from an Android or iOS device with cellular data.

We also use the Allstays app - SOOO much easier than toting that big campground guide around.

Allstays camp & RV. Along with RV Park Reviews.com.

We do the same as Greydennyhawk described then I do a quick check for possible point in between those, just in case. Then you put Xs on the map.
With Google you can make it as simple or complex as you want.

I have used Good Sam, koa etc. but what I find us doing lately has been to calculate where(when) we want to stop for the night. That is based on miles and route travelled, or time that we want to crash( not literally, just swig a few manhattans).
Then, on Google maps, I find a town, and type in under "search" RV parks, or campgrounds...
It returns usually about six or seven possibles, which we then discuss, or phone for specifics...
( the Wife usually wins this battle)
It has worked pretty well for us and I have met some great folks!
Safe travels