Free while we test.

Everything is free during the beta, including text alerts. No card.

When paid plans launch, there will still be a free option, plus a Trip Pass for one trip and a membership for people who camp more often. We’ll tell you before anything costs money.

What pricing will look like after beta

These plans are not on sale yet.

Free
$0
One campground, email only.
1 Campground Search, one campground
Email alerts
Checked less often

Free includes email alerts for one campground. We check it less often than paid searches, but we’ll still let you know when we see an opening.

BEST FOR ONE TRIP
Trip Pass
$19
One trip. One price. No subscription.
We watch until you check in.
Text and email alerts
Cart Watch and Release Radar, coming soon where supported
Up to ten campgrounds, from a park, a collection, or an area on the map
We check more often
Member
$12/ month
Or $79 a year. Pause or cancel anytime.
10 Campground Searches
Text and email alerts
Cart Watch and Release Radar, coming soon where supported
Up to ten campgrounds, from a park, a collection, or an area on the map
We check more often
Pause when you’re done camping for a while.

See it work before you pay

Before you pay, go look at a real alert. You should know what you’re buying.

See a real alert

Once you leave for the park’s booking page, we can’t see what happens next. That’s on purpose. We’re here to watch for the opening, not sit inside your reservation account.

Questions

Do you book the campsite for me?

No. We send you to the park’s booking page and you finish the reservation there. We never book on your behalf.

Why do paid plans check more often?

Campsite openings can disappear quickly. Free searches are checked less often. Trip Pass and Member searches are checked more frequently so we have a better chance of seeing short-lived openings while they’re still there.

What is a Trip Pass?

One trip, one price. We watch until you check in, and then the Trip Pass is done. If you’re trying to save one camping trip, you shouldn’t have to sign up for another monthly bill.

Can I pause my membership?

Yes. If you’re not camping for a while, you can pause and keep your Campground Searches, saved places, and history for when you come back.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Canceling stops your next renewal. You’ll keep access through the billing period you already paid for.

What everyone charges

Verified August 2026. Prices and speeds are from each company’s own public pricing page.

SCROLL SIDEWAYS TO COMPARE →

Last Minute CampsiteCampnabCampSnagCampflare
Entry paid price$12/mo, $79/yr$10/mo$5/moFree
One time optionTrip Pass $19Single scans $10 to $20Nonen/a
Alert speed on cheapest paid planMore frequent checking includedEvery 15 minutes60 to 90 secondsFrequent
Price for their fastest speedIncluded$30/mo$10/mon/a
Alert channelsText, emailTextText, emailText, email
CoverageRecreation.gov nationwide plus 30 verified state park systems3,200+ parks in the US and Canada, plus permits11 national parksPublic reservation systems
Sees a site sitting in someone’s cartComing soon to Trip Pass and Member, where supportedNoNoNo
Predicts scheduled releasesComing soon to Trip Pass and Member, where supportedNoNoNo
What one search can coverUp to ten campgrounds, in one park or spread across several, a collection, or an area you chooseOne parkOne parkOne park
Free planOne campground, email only, always freeNoneNoneFree always
Books for youNeverNoNoNo

Where others cover more

Campnab covers things we don’t today, including Canada, some private campgrounds, and permits. Campflare is free and will stay free. We cover Recreation.gov nationwide plus 30 state park systems today, and we are adding more as each system finishes verification.