Favorite App for RV'n

Now using garmin viago with all options and with garmin HUD for gps. Also like copilot premium. both Iexit and Google streetview for fuel stops. Rv park review and this site for trip planning.

Google Maps to find places; MyDat to find truck stops for fuel; Travelmath for distances and times between cities.

ependydad wrote:
I held off for a long time but I finally broke down and bought the $10 Allstays Camp & RVs app. We used a bunch of different apps but haven't found any nearly as useful as this one. GasBuddy is also good for saving a little bit of money; though, I'll be honest- I'm looking for convenience over price when we are traveling through.

Another vote for allstays. best $10 I ever spent. I tell everyone about it. you can check out their website version for free but the app is well worth the money.
it is map based with your actual location and shows, among other things:
campgrounds
rest stops
truck stops
Big Box stores like Costco, Walmart (and whether you can overnight there) Cracker Barrel Sporting goods stores
Low Clearance Bridges

It is my Go To app for so many things.

I like to keep an eye on the owner's forum of my trailer's brand. They're a wealth of knowledge of my specific brand.

N-trouble, I paid the $10 but I don't know that it gets much. Mostly that buys oral instructions and I prefer to skip that feature.

Which version of Copilot are you guys using? Free or premium($10) version?

Sanidumps

Good question - good replies -

so why not post where all RV owners might benefit from them.....the *General RVing Issues* forum?

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slarsen wrote:
development funds are going into smart phones and pads, not GPS devices.

Boy I have to agree with that. My latest GPS is really poor at routing, and has a reasonable but limited POI database.

What it doesn't find my smartphone will.

Of course Gas Buddy, but then there are others such as:

TV Towers.. Gives exact map locations of broadcast TV towers all over the nation, no more guessing about where to point the TV antenna.

TV Guide is also very usefull. Not only on the road but also here at home since we do not have Sat or Cable TV, only free broadcast TV.

Steve