Finding camping spots

I just google the town near where I want to go. the town / city always has a link to lodging. The good CGs are on there. You can also just google CG near where you want to go. Works great

"Then, for something to do during the winter,.."

LOL. Thank you to both grandfathers for selling your farms in IL and NB and moving my parents to SoCal.

Free Camp Sites

Campendium

During our Big Adventure, we used RV Park Reviews almost exclusively.

ScottG wrote:
We first checked out all the state and Federal CG's on line. Then, for something to do during the winter, we make driving trips to those CG's just to check them out.

Pretty much this.

We first checked out all the state and Federal CG's on line. Then, for something to do during the winter, we make driving trips to those CG's just to check them out.

Allstays and RVparkreview.com

When ever we are driving across the country we use the GOOGLE MAP on-line and have RV CAMPGROUND in the search window. This will show where all of the RV Campgrounds are located where you are traveling...

Then you can click on the particular camp ground of interest and it will give you all of the details it has on it including reviews...

Pretty neat to do as well...

I also like to use the SATELLITE view of the camp ground I am going to visit and zoom down to the site level. You can usually find the one you want to use comparing this to their web site page. Of course some places like ELKMONT Camp in the Smoky Mtns Natl Park only has one spot in the whole camp when viewing from google maps - too much tree cover haha...

Roy ken

I have been using Allstays Camp & RV. Have it on my Android phone and tablet. All data on the device so no need for an internet connection.

I have USFS maps downloaded on my iPhone and iPad but am becoming a BLM fan...they show on the FS maps in detail. Uncle Sam is good! No internet needed.