Campsites don’t all come back the same way. Some are cancellations, some are scheduled releases, and some are sitting in a cart that never gets checked out. We watch for each one differently.
Someone cancels and the site goes back up for grabs. We’ll tell you which campground, which site, and which dates opened.
Some state parks put returned campsites back up on a schedule. When we can see what’s coming, we track it and tell you when it opens.
Sometimes a campsite sits in someone else’s cart while they check out. If the system shows us when that hold ends, we watch it and tell you if the site comes back.
Not every campsite comes back the same way. Recreation.gov cancellations can pop up all day. Some state parks release them on a schedule.
Every alert tells you the park, loop, site number, check-in date, and exactly when we saw it become available.
We don’t rank sites or add pricing. We tell you what opened and give you the link to go get it.
We’re not live yet, so we don’t have success rates to show you. What we can show you is the alert we’re building and the information we’re already able to read.
