Guides
Where to camp along real routes, checked against the agencies that run each campground.
Route guides
California and Nevada · 627 miWhere to camp from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe and Las VegasCampgrounds and stops along QuickCamp's sample route: the Golden Gate, US-50 over the Sierra, South Lake Tahoe, US-395 past Mono Lake, and the Nevada desert to Las Vegas.
Texas · 477 miWhere to camp from Austin to Big Bend National ParkCampgrounds and stops on the drive from Austin to Big Bend: the Hill Country, the South Llano River, I-10 across West Texas, and the campgrounds inside the park.
Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming · 732 miWhere to camp from Mesa Verde to YellowstoneCampgrounds and stops from Mesa Verde to Yellowstone: Dolores and the Four Corners, US-191 to Moab and Arches, I-15 north through Utah and Idaho, and the West Entrance to the geyser basins.
Plan the trip
Safety · TexasFlash flood safety when camping in TexasHow to pick a campsite out of the water's path, what flood watches and warnings mean, how to get warnings without cell service, and why you never drive into a flooded crossing.
Basics · ColoradoDispersed camping in ColoradoWhere free camping is allowed on Colorado's national forests and BLM land, how long you can stay, how to read a Motor Vehicle Use Map, and the rules for fires, waste, and bears.
How it works · VideoHow to use QuickCampA one-minute video and step-by-step guide: enter a route, find camps and hikes along it, check a camp and book on the official site, and save your trip.