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For RVers, vanlifers & weekend campers

Find free camping, RV parks & overnight parking — anywhere.

DryRig puts 133,000+ real campsites and service stops on one fast, offline-ready map — with cell coverage, legal off-road routes, low-clearance bridge warnings, and an RV trip planner.

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133,000+
Mapped places
12,930
Free camping sites
63
States & provinces
295,630
Miles of off-road routes
26,735
Low-clearance points

What is DryRig?

DryRig is a free app for finding places to camp and park overnight — from free dispersed camping on public land to full-hookup RV parks, plus the practical stops that make a trip work: dump stations, water fills, fuel, and rest areas. Every location comes from authoritative public sources, never invented. Browse free camping by state, see how DryRig compares to other apps, or read the blog.

Everything for the road, in one app

Built for the realities of RV and overlanding travel — including the parts that go wrong off-grid.

One map, every overnight option

Free camping, RV parks, overnight parking, dump & water — on a single fast map.

Free & dispersed camping finder

Thousands of no-fee BLM, USFS, and dispersed sites across the US and Canada.

Trip planner built for RVs

Chain stops into a route and see fuel, dump, and overnight options along the way.

Offline maps & listings

Download regions before you lose signal — the backcountry is where you need this most.

Cell coverage by carrier

See likely Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & more coverage before you commit to a remote site.

Low-clearance bridge warnings

Avoid getting your rig stuck under a too-low overpass.

Off-road trails & 4x4 roads

Legal National Forest and BLM routes, with vehicle rules, difficulty, and elevation.

Conditions & wildfire awareness

Stay aware of seasonal closures and fire activity near your route.

Honest, summarized reviews

Concise pros & cons distilled from real traveler reviews — no fluff.

Browse by what you need

State & provincial parks

State, provincial, and regional park campgrounds.

32,790

Free camping

Dispersed and no-fee sites on public land (BLM, USFS) and beyond.

12,930

RV parks

Private and public RV parks with hookups and amenities.

9,279

Rest areas

Highway rest areas and welcome centers.

6,400

Dump stations

RV waste dump stations.

1,977

National park camping

Campgrounds in U.S. national parks and federal recreation areas.

1,431

Overnight parking

Walmart, Cracker Barrel, truck stops, and rest areas that allow overnight stays.

1,297

Water fill stations

Potable water fill points for RVs.

431

Free camping by state

Explore real campsite and overnight-parking counts in every state and province.

California · 11,955 Montana · 8,562 Colorado · 5,575 Texas · 5,574 Oregon · 5,468 Washington · 5,327 Idaho · 5,277 Minnesota · 4,946 Utah · 4,238 Arizona · 3,423 New York · 3,419 Michigan · 3,150 All states & provinces →

Reviewed campgrounds

A few of the spots with traveler reviews summarized in the app.

National park camping ★ 5.0

El Morro Campground

New Mexico · 10 reviews summarized

RV parks ★ 5.0

Southern Utah RV Resort

Utah · 10 reviews summarized

National park camping ★ 5.0

Headwaters Campground

Wyoming · 10 reviews summarized

Private campgrounds ★ 5.0

Gunstock Mountain Resort

New Hampshire · 10 reviews summarized

Private campgrounds ★ 5.0

Crystal Crane Hot Springs

Oregon · 10 reviews summarized

Free camping ★ 5.0

Attic Window

North Carolina · 10 reviews summarized

Common questions

What is boondocking?
Boondocking is camping without hookups — no water, electric, or sewer connections — usually for free on public land. It's also called dry camping, dispersed camping, or wild camping. RVers boondock on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, in national forests, and at informal pull-offs. What boondocking means and the BLM 14-day limit.
Is boondocking free?
Most boondocking is free. Dispersed camping on BLM and U.S. Forest Service land is typically no-cost for up to 14 days. Some areas require a free permit, and developed campgrounds charge a fee. The DryRig app labels each site's category so you know what to expect.
Where can I camp for free?
You can camp for free on most BLM land, in national forests, at some city parks and fairgrounds, and overnight at many Walmarts, Cracker Barrels, truck stops, and rest areas. The app maps tens of thousands of free and low-cost options across all 50 U.S. states and Canadian provinces.
Can I sleep overnight at Walmart in an RV?
Many Walmart stores allow free overnight RV parking, but it's set per-store and some locations prohibit it due to local ordinances. Always call ahead or check posted signs. The app flags overnight parking options including stores, truck stops, and rest areas.

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