What are your favorite rv camping apps?

[Blanco1]

I just downloaded 2 I like so far.

Of course I've only played with them a couple minutes each.

All Stays seems full of more info than I imagined.

Public lands seems like it could also be very helpful..

Please share what apps you like best or the ones you would warn us to stay away from & why?

Thanks 😄

[vermilye]

AllStays Camp & RV is my favorite because of the many filters one can use to select specific campground types, but I also have & use:
CampWhere (great for non commercial campgrounds, but no longer available)
RVParking
OhRanger Park Finder (All parks, not just campgrounds)
RVParky
And I have a icon link to the RVParkReviews website

If you have built in fixed solar panels and boondock, (or are a photographer) The Photographer's Ephemeris is a useful app. It shows the current (or any day) location of sun (and moon) rise and set for your (or any) location.

I have far too many apps - here is a PDF of my apps.

[johnnyrv]

Good Sam , rvparky

[Popsie]

oops

[JayGee]

In addition to many of the previous listed I have YELP and TRIPADVISOR. yelp is like the aroundme app and will point you to about anything you are looking for. Tripadvisor provides reviews and suggestions of attractions in the area.

To answer a question, Rvparky provides a list of campgrounds in whatever area you have an interest in. Iexit provides information about what is available at the chosen exit.

I also like the mypilot app that shows all the pilot stops in the area or interstate that you are on. It also shows info about the Pilot location such as does it have RV island? What are the fuel prices? What resturant is at that location? And it has a trip planner.

Sanidumps app has come in handy a couple of times too for dumping the tanks.

[Sifter]

Trucker Path
Allstays Camp & RV
Navigon
Copilot
KOA
RadarScope

[Blanco1]

seems Waze that I never use is so popular that ever our local new is using to give traffic reports.

[JohnG3]

OK, on the serious side I have "Road Ahead" and for in Calif. the California Highway Patrol has an app that alerts to to traffic condition in your area or you can preprogram your routs and it will let you know of collisions and road closures.

[Blanco1]

FKT4387 wrote:
RV Checklists and RV Parking are my favorites

Please explain why?

[w4phj]

RVParky

[FKT4387]

RV Checklists and RV Parking are my favorites

[Blanco1]

I currently run a weather band stereo in my dash so I should be good there & it breaks through what ever you might listening to with alerts when they come in.

& I also have Gas Buddy & a food app that lets me know where to find food.
What I like about gas buddy & Gas Bag is being I drive a diesel I can set it to find me that.

What is I-Exit & sky view & etc.

Please explain why you like these & what they do for you?

[Blanco1]

JohnG3 wrote:
Campfire and Jack Daniels on the rocks.

I'm more of a Bacardi & coke sorta guy myself. 😉

[rockylarson]

Altitude
iBird Pro
RadarNow
WeatherBug
AroundMe
ALLSTAYS Walmart ONP
Sanidumps

[dewey02]

Allstays is my favorite.