Is there a comprehensive app that shows all or the vast majority of campgrounds? We were coming through the sawtooth range up near Stanley, ID and some of the campgrounds were on google maps and some were not, even though they were all official campgrounds that were government managed (USFS, ID State, etc.)I did download dyrt, reserve america, recreation.gov.

For years I have found the app, Allstays Camp & RV to be my best tool for finding campgrounds. RV Parky is a newer one that also gets good reviews.

Have done many Cracker Barrels in many states, and have stayed overnight in several. Have always enjoyed their food, and the prices are not out of line. However, the one in Jackson, Tennessee which is close to us, has suffered some during the crunch times. Visited there for lunch several days ago, and the food quality was definately DOWN. We will watch and see, hopefully it was just a bad day.

Johno02 wrote:Have done many Cracker Barrels in many states, and have stayed overnight in several. Have always enjoyed their food, and the prices are not out of line. However, the one in Jackson, Tennessee which is close to us, has suffered some during the crunch times. Visited there for lunch several days ago, and the food quality was definately DOWN. We will watch and see, hopefully it was just a bad day.Nice story. Relevance?

Allstays and campendium are pretty complete. Freecampsites.net is also a good resource for free or cheap typically dry camping on public lands.

Johno02 wrote:Have done many Cracker Barrels in many states, and have stayed overnight in several. Have always enjoyed their food, and the prices are not out of line. However, the one in Jackson, Tennessee which is close to us, has suffered some during the crunch times. Visited there for lunch several days ago, and the food quality was definately DOWN. We will watch and see, hopefully it was just a bad day.You OK John?

Comprehensive mobile app for campsites/grounds/rules

RickLight
Explorer III
Aug 05, 2020
RVLife is pretty good.

It has the Campground Reviews database, off-line RV GPS routing and can import RV Trip Wizard routing.

It uses massive memory to download the Google maps background for entire states at a time.
Freep
Explorer
Aug 04, 2020
Bert the Welder wrote:

You OK John?

He went to Cracker Barrel and got the Covid.

Seriously, why on earth are people eating inside restaurants right now?
HMS_Beagle
Explorer
Aug 04, 2020
IB853347201 wrote:
The RVParky app shows all campgrounds. Private, state and Federal.
Great App.

RVParky definitely does not show all campgrounds, missing at least many of the forest service, BLM, power company, etc.
silverbullet555
Explorer
Aug 03, 2020
Ranger Tim wrote:
The Sawtooths? Keep moving... Nothing to see here... Idaho is boring... Tell a friend... :W

It's a horrible place to visit. I can vouch for it being a horrible place to visit.
Ranger_Tim
Explorer
Aug 03, 2020
The Sawtooths? Keep moving... Nothing to see here... Idaho is boring... Tell a friend... :W
RickW
Explorer III
Jul 31, 2020
ultimate campground app will locate most of the public lands sites. It will even work offline if you load the area you are going to before losing service. The rules, however, will probably not be updated for temporary conditions such as COVID closures.
silverbullet555
Explorer
Jul 31, 2020
Dick_B wrote:
I haven't tried it but shouldn't smart phones be able to find campgrounds? Not sure about government ones.

I found some that way. But, not all of the government ones show on google maps. We passed 2 or 3 on our way to the first one that showed up on the maps app on my phone.
Dome
Explorer
Jul 31, 2020
ParkAdvisor is a good one and easy to use.
Dick_B
Explorer
Jul 31, 2020
I haven't tried it but shouldn't smart phones be able to find campgrounds? Not sure about government ones.
jimh406
Explorer III
Jul 31, 2020
I think accuracy is the problem as well. As we’ve seen even gov run campgrounds can vary with fires/weather/corona as well.