FREE BETACancellation alerts for Recreation.gov nationwide, plus 30 state park systems.
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Let's camp this weekend

Know when a campsite opens.

You tell us where and when. We do the refreshing. When something opens, we send you the site, the dates, and the booking link.

Three ways a campsite opens up

Cancellation alerts

Someone cancels and the site goes back up for grabs.

Release Radar

Some state parks put returned campsites back up on a schedule. Coming soon, starting with California.

Cart Watch

Sometimes a campsite sits in someone else’s cart while they check out. Coming soon, starting with California.

It started with one very stubborn campsite.

We wanted a beach site for Labor Day and everything was booked. Then we started watching what happened when cancellations and cart holds expired.

What we won't do

Book for you

We’ll send you to the park’s booking page, with the campsite and your dates in the alert. You finish the reservation there.

Hold a campsite

We don’t put campsites in carts or hold them for anyone. If a site is open, it is open to everyone.

Ask for your park login

We never need your reservation account password.

Free during the beta

It won’t last forever: when paid plans arrive, you’ll hear from us first, and any Campground Search you already have keeps running until its dates pass.

Start a free Campground Search

Free during the beta. No card.