Find Campground on Specific Route/Highway?

[mamalisa08]

Hi all! We're taking a road trip this summer from the Bay Area of California to the Albuquerque area for a family reunion. I'm hoping to find a campground approximately halfway in between for us to spend a night. I can't find a website that allows me to do this, i.e. search by route. Anyone have any tips? I'm sure I'm just not looking in the right place. 🙂 Thanks!

[rr2254545]

Goodsam website will do it for you - used it for years

http://www.goodsamclub.com/travel/freetriprouting/

[trailertraveler]

The RV Park Reviews, Passport America, Allstays, Free Campgrounds, Free Campsites, U.S. Campgrounds,
Ultimate Public Campground Project, and Corps of Engineers Campgrounds websites will display campgrounds on a map at least by state. If you have a GPS or mapping program the Discovery Owner's Forum and POI Factory have a large variey of downloads that you can import and then see the campground POI's along your chosen/potential route(s).

[TyroneandGladys]

RoyB wrote:
We use google maps all the time when on the road. just type RV CAMPGROUND in the search window and they will pop up along the road way you have in view. Then you can mouse click on the campground marker for information...

Roy Ken

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[monkey44]

go to www.allstays.com -- plug in where you're heading.

[profdant139]

That's about 1100 miles -- are you planning to do that in two days? It can be done, but it won't be easy. What kind of a rig do you have?

[RoyB]

We use google maps all the time when on the road. just type RV CAMPGROUND in the search window and they will pop up along the road way you have in view. Then you can mouse click on the campground marker for information...

Roy Ken

[K_Charles]

Epgsoft is another

[agesilaus]

The only way I know is to use a site that shows CG on a map (rvparkreview for one) and visually find the area that you are looking for. Or you can pick a town that is approximately where you want to stop and search for CG near that town.