One map, every overnight option
Browse free dispersed camping, public and private RV parks, national and state parks, overnight parking, and service stops on one map. Filter by category, fee, and amenities to find exactly the kind of stay you want.
DryRig combines a fast, offline-ready map of 133,000+ places with the planning and safety tools RVers actually need — from carrier coverage to low-clearance bridge warnings.
Browse free dispersed camping, public and private RV parks, national and state parks, overnight parking, and service stops on one map. Filter by category, fee, and amenities to find exactly the kind of stay you want.
Pinpoint free dispersed camping on public land — Bureau of Land Management, national forests, and more — with locations sourced from OpenStreetMap, the National Park Service, and Recreation.gov.
12,930 free & dispersed sites and counting.
Plan a multi-stop route and surface campgrounds, dump stations, water fills, and overnight parking along your path so you always know where the next safe stop is.
Save map regions and listings to your device so the app keeps working deep in the desert or forest where there's no cell service at all.
Check carrier coverage at a site before you drive out, using data grounded in the FCC Mobile Broadband Coverage map and Ookla Open Data. When coverage data isn't available, we say so — we never guess.
A dedicated layer of low-clearance bridges, tunnels, and signed height restrictions sourced from OpenStreetMap and cross-checked against the National Tunnel Inventory — essential for tall fifth wheels and motorhomes.
26,735 low-clearance points mapped across the US & Canada.
Every road and trail the Forest Service and BLM designate for motor vehicles, showing which vehicles are allowed and when, what it takes to drive, climb and grade from USGS elevation data, the managing office, and reports from campers who drove it.
295,630 miles of designated routes mapped. Explore off-road trails →
Layer real-time conditions over your map so you can route around closures and active fire areas before they become a problem.
Where reviews exist, we summarize the real signal — access, noise, cell signal, and road quality — into quick pros and cons so you can decide at a glance.
Free to download. Works offline where you need it most.