Campendium Changes and Alternatives for Finding Campsites

[garyb1st]

Campendium has been my go to source since I started using them. There were several views that I found helpful when searching for our next stop. Yesterday when thinking about how we'd get to our next site, I opened Campendium. To my dismay, those views that I've relied on were gone or at least significantly changed. It may prove to be a significant upgrade but, for me, for now, I'm hoping to find a more user friendly site. That said, please let me know what you're using and why.

 

[Larry N.]

I always used Allstays or RVparky.

 

[Jackiemac]

I've just gone on. If you sign up (no charge as far as I know) then you can still view much of what I think you could before. Did you log in?

I can see map view, see campsites and reviews which is pretty much all I use.

I know they had restrictions last year but they had so many complaints that they did some changes.

You do need to choose what you want to see ie public land etc.

 

[RV_Lee122]

RVparky is great. All the others are only "free" to get you to download it and populate it with content, then they charge money for it. iOverlander did this too, but its still free to use on a computer. Copy the GPS coordinates, paste on google maps and get directions sent to your phone. That and RVparky is all you need

 

[garyb1st]

I've just gone on. If you sign up (no charge as far as I know) then you can still view much of what I think you could before. Did you log in?

I can see map view, see campsites and reviews which is pretty much all I use.

I know they had restrictions last year but they had so many complaints that they did some changes.

You do need to choose what you want to see ie public land etc.

Thanks Jackie. We have a subscription to Road Trippers who acquired Campendium some time ago. I'll probably continue to use Campendium but think RVparky may become my go to source.