best way to find out where to camp?

gkillmaster

We're getting ready to head out for our first T@B trip across the country. Are there guides or apps we can use to find campsites along the way?
Don't need hook ups every night but would be good to find a comprehensive guide that list sites and amenities with ratings if possible.

many thanks!

Greg K.

Verna

Allstays Camp & RV is my favorite. I also have Ultimate CG (campground). I think there's one called Parky. Do a search of apps and I'm sure there are others that are used. 

hdb90

When we went to North Carolina last month we down loaded Allstays. It worked perfectly and we were able to locate a campgrounds while enroute. Highly recommend. 

blackc2004

This is always one of my most frustrating things. I want to find the off the grid back country camp sites and they are always so hard to find/get information from.

abenteurer

I use 'RV Park Reviews' and then read the written reviews.  Some will downgrade a campground because their 44 foot Class A will not fit or they can't use satellite TV, but is otherwise great for T@Bs.

GibW

Agree with Verna, the combination of Allstays and Ultimate CG works for us. Allstays has info on commercial sites plus the biggest government entity sites. Ultimate CG focuses on all sorts of non-commercial sites.

gkillmaster

Thanks everyone! Most helpful. I picked up both Allstays and Ultimate U.S. CG (also got Parky since it got very high ratings as well). Seems like a great combination...

2Cougs

Roadtrippers.com has been fun

Dalehelman

Verna said:

Allstays Camp & RV is my favorite. I also have Ultimate CG (campground). I think there's one called Parky. Do a search of apps and I'm sure there are others that are used. 

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Alan

I just downloaded Camp Advisor. Has anyone used it? I've used Allstays for the last couple of years and wanted to try another app for fun