Allstays Camp & RV - Road Maps Reviews

I have been using All Stays app for a few years now, and it’s always been top of the line. Some hiccups here and there, but they do try to keep updated and useful information on the camping spots. Being able to find so much info on campgrounds, camping stores (or ones that are great for RV’s and camping supplies and food, etc.), RV dealerships, low clearance areas, road grades, and more, all in one app is amazing. Sure some of the sites might be outdated, closed, charge more than app says (even if it says it’s free), or not exactly in right spot, but this is a great app to find what you need without searching the internet for 30 minutes figuring out what you need. (Try finding a NFS campsite on the NFS website when you have no cell service.) One addition that would be awesome is a “boondocking” section to the filter list, where people can submit a camping spot that might not be at an actual campground, Walmart or truck stop. That would be the cherry on top for AllstaysCampRV .

Just found AllstaysCampRV and LOVE it. This is the best way to see all possibilities of where to camp or RV when planning a trip in a certain area or specific route. I found places I didn’t know existed, because they are private, run/managed by a county or city instead os State Parks or Forest Service. I love the brief, but thorough descriptions, but then a link to website if you want to look further into the place. The only thing that would make it better is if there would be a way to add to favorites and write my own notes for reference (not for public view), such as best sites for my family’s needs,etc. We camp in a converted schoolbus, as my husband is a full time wheelchair user and he uses the lift in the bus, so I am always trolling the campgrounds when we are there and taking note of the sites that would work for our set up and wheelchair. Would love to just note those right in AllstaysCampRV . Also, would like quick glance on those places that have RV restrictions, such as “no older than 10 years” or “no converted school busses”!

We’ve used the Allstays App for 5 years now and it’s been a life line for us! We full-time travel in a motorhome-home is where we park-so knowing where to stop is crucial. We do most of our travels and stops as we go, not much planning. Ya know, you got us thru Yellowstone National Park, much of Wyoming and much of Montana last summer during the busiest tourist season ever! Seriously, you’ve gotten us around the US a few times now! Allstays has helped us find the best places to camp even if it was a Walmart. The outline or synopsis of each place helps tremendously with details as hookups, length of rig, pullthrus, etc. I like being able to see the reviews, hadnmt found them in the past. I’m adjusting to the new format-really liked the original so still adjusting. Very pleased. Absolutely the best App for our lifestyle. Thank You. ❤️.
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Must have for RV’er, camper, or traveler. There are so many resources available on AllstaysCampRV that anyone traveling can find useful. I personally use this for RV’ing/Camping and use it for planning purposes. I can find all sorts of camping locations from private to government locations. To supplement my planning, I can find potential rest stops, gas stations, and most importantly potential hill grades and low bridges since I tow a travel trailer.

The application is intuitive to use and many filters to help keep the maps clean and easy to read. I use this primarily on my iPad for planning on iPhone when traveling. The campsite reviews are good, but I don’t know necessarily where the reviews are from AllStays or from another source. I use other site reviews once I find a location on AllstaysCampRV.

I would highly recommend this application.

AllstaysCampRV is the best thing since sliced bread. With the many filters it’s possible find the kind of campground that suits you and to plan routes keeping you and your rig safe.
The bridges filter is the best! Why waste time planning a scenic route only to find out the bridge you’re approaching is 12’ but your rig is 12’-6”, with no easy way to turn around. Turn on the filters and plan your route, just that easy.
Most of the sites listed in Allstays have hyperlinks that bring you to the reservation page of that campground. Take your time and learn AllstaysCampRV , it’s worth the effort.
Between Allstays and a good quality RV GPS, I wouldn’t leave home without it.
ps. Never depend on your cell phones as a GPS. Bite the bullet and get yourself a good RV GPS and use Allstays for all the planning.

This is a multi purpose organization which includes a small Motel, storage facility and Laundry mat in addition to being a full hook-up RV Park. Cement pads with a majority being pull throughs. The only back-in sites are along the edge. These are also the only sites with any trees near by. No shade trees and no fire rings for the rest of the facility. Nice laundry facilities (we did not use). Small Shower house with a roll in shower for handicap use. (Did not use)
Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Our truck broke down and we needed a spot to park our TT so we could drop off the truck in another town. Even though we did not pick our trailer up until past the normal check out time the following day, they only charged for one day.

We have used AllstaysCampRV a LOT from the moment we purchased our very first camper two years ago, and it has been extremely useful. I really don’t have any complaints about what it DOES offer, but rather a suggestion for what it doesn’t. We pulled our camper up through Colorado last weekend through a snowstorm. By the time we made it to our destination our camper was covered in thick layers of mud and ice. The ice has all melted, but the camper is still very muddy. I looked into having someone come to the park and wash it for us but, good grief, $450?!? AllstaysCampRV is seriously missing out on a big part of RV’ing. It really needs to also show locations of car washes that have high bays and big parking lots so that RV’ers know where they can take their mobile living quarters to wash them themselves. That particular feature would be MOST helpful!

I’ve only had AllstaysCampRV for a short time, about two weeks, during which we’ve been on the road in a newly acquired 40’ Class A. During that time, it has been very useful, giving much more useful information than the several “free” apps that I had used previously, put together. There are enough filters and variations that it is taking me a while to learn how to fully use it, so you may also have a bit of learning curve. Despite that, I was right away able to find several things we needed, like dump stations and “where to stop NOW” when a storm hit us unexpectedly. We like it enough, we are now adding it to additional devices, like my wife’s phone and a tablet.

We started long RV trips a couple of years ago. To help us find places to stay we downloaded this ap. We absolutely count on it. Everything from NPS to private camps is listed. We have found so many great places to stay. We particularly like out of the way places. Found many wonderful places to stay.

The information on each camp is accurate and thorough. If we need a reservation there links to the park website and a phone number. This includes the US national reservation system, state parks and more.

My only wish is more people would leave comments on the places listed. The comments are most useful. We have fond places to avoid as well as good places.

We sold our home in August 2019 and bought a fifth wheel to explore the US. The Allstays App was highly recommended so we got AllstaysCampRV and have never looked back! We cannot imagine how we would have done all that we have done and found the places to stay and discovered all that we have without the help of this wonderful App. We love the filtering system and how it is so interactive as you move the map around. We depend highly on the reviews especially since we have a 43 ft toy hauler we need to know if there are places that would be difficult to get into or a place that is not taken care of. We recommend AllstaysCampRV to everyone!

We love AllstaysCampRV! We take our big plan and develop the details so simply using Allstays. Look about 200 miles ahead. Then expand the area, find campgrounds. Quickly evaluate the possibilities- hookups, big rig friendly, etc. Immediately look at satellite Google earth...zoom in, does that park appear appropriate for your rig? Maybe...then BAM! Click for website. Click for pictures of the area. Click for reviews. Click to call.

Now, rinse and repeat for the next leg of your journey. Done? Not quite... Remember to review your route for bridge heights to keep those a/c units on your big rig where they belong!

Allstays Camp and RV simplifies our full time lifestyle. Absolutely our favorite rv app on the phone! ~ ~ JD

compiled informtion and campgrounds is useful but not 100% reliable, app said there were rest areas in two locations now that are not there, also when planning a trip it is incredibly frustrating to not be able to mark or favorite locations, we had to screenshot all of them or write them down, i think it could be better for the price. all reviews or images are just converted to a web search which is also annoying as it’s not very reliable i do like AllstaysCampRV and it is very useful when looking for a dump station and in particular walmart’s which we decided to stay at most of them time as RV parks are a rip and your always crammed together over all a good app but needs improvement.

This is a wonderful app for planning RV trips and for finding places to stay when you are already on the road. We have found the information to be completely accurate. I appreciate the comments that people can leave about specific campgrounds or boon-docking sites. We stayed in a Cracker Barrel parking lot last year for our first time boon-docking on our way to our final destination in Florida. There were specific instructions on where to pull in and where to park for the night. It was great information! Everyone using AllstaysCampRV knows how difficult it is to turn around your rig, especially in a smallish parking lot. We appreciate AllstaysCampRV !

I’ve been using AllstaysCampRV to travel to my assignments for a few years now. About the paid version because I liked the free version. Best investment ever! I can always look ahead while talking to my agent to see if there are any RV parks in the area that I am being offered. With AllstaysCampRV I can also find private RV parks, routes with low bridges, plan my stops along the way and stay away from crazy inclines. AllstaysCampRV is extremely easy to use and very beautifully done. If you find a bit of information that’s not there, it’s easy to shoot an email through AllstaysCampRV so they can add it for the next update!!

I purchased AllstaysCampRV for planning an extended motorhome trip which we just completed. It more than paid for itself just by provided easy over night alternatives to expensive RV parks. When we had to change plans, I had all important info right at my fingertips, including repair shops, refueling places and prices, free/cheap places to stay, nice places to stay, shopping, etc. When our GPS chose to go loco, I simply followed my All Stay maps and never went wrong. My only complaint is that conditions on secondary roads aren't specified as they are on the major routes. That info lets us know which routes are best avoided in a motor-coach. I highly recommend AllstaysCampRV.

We used AllstaysCampRV exclusively on a 2 month trek across the country. We did not have a plan or reservations (before hand) anywhere, but we always found a campground to stay in thanks to AllstaysCampRV. We stayed at a lot of 1st come 1st serve campgrounds, but we were able to make reservations on the fly through AllstaysCampRV. Tons of useful info and links. Hint: mileage between 2 points is by the crow fly & not by roads. Use your GPS for exact mileage. I actually never use the search feature, so I can’t tell you if that’s an issue. I just use the map to scroll then pinch & zoom. Also, buy a Rand McNally atlas & follow the green dots! Happy Trails!

So I’m currently on a big cross country trip right now and AllstaysCampRV paid for itself the first day I used it. It found all the small camp grounds that weren’t showing up on other apps, and found some beautiful places to stay for as little as $25 a night with full hookups. Was able to call and visit the website right from AllstaysCampRV , as well as send directions straight to Apple Maps. Only thing I wish I could do was put the route I want to travel for the whole trip and see just the places along that route. No regrets with the download though.

I love AllstaysCampRV for looking for campsite. A lot of the data is built into AllstaysCampRV so even if you lose cell service you can still look for places close by and even still get the info on the place like GPS coordinates or phone numbers.

There is much more to AllstaysCampRV but it is very well designed and easy to use. I do wish something could be done able the limited zoom area size if too many things being shown. A grouping of the items would be nice and then expands out as you zoom in.

But over all this is my primary Camping planning app.

This is a very useful app. I also use Alston’s
Pro online. The only minor complaint I have is the map scaling. As one zooms in and out the scaling changes, as you’d expect,but the highway identifiers are lost so it can be hard to follow a highway to a destination, choosing sites along the way. One has to try and remember physical changes such as bends or geographic features to know what road you’re following. I suspect that the road identifiers are imported from a commercial database and the developer has no control over where they are located. As it is, if you zoom in to find a campground you’ll lose the highway identifier and you’ll have to zoom back out to see it.

When I type a city or name into the search engine and select "done" as the instructions state. All it does is clear the search field. I can manually select an area and scroll around. But the search field isn't working for me. Tried watching the tutorial video and also the FAQs. Did everything as directed and no luck. Still just clears my search field and won't search. Tried searching numerous cities. Even tried centering it on my current location and searching for that city and state. Again, no luck. When I click "done" the search field clears and states "cannot find location" If there is any help out there I'd appreciate it very much. I'm an avid Airstreamer and camper. AllstaysCampRV seems to hold a lot of promise but so far not much luck for my $9.99