Whether you’re a weekend warrior or living the full-time RV dream, having the right apps on hand can make your travels smoother, safer, and more enjoyable. From finding the perfect campsite to managing your tank levels or avoiding low bridges, these RV apps are must-haves for life on the road.
Here’s a breakdown of our favorite RV apps — and why we think you’ll love them too.
1. Campendium
Best For: Finding free and paid campsites
Campendium is a favorite among RVers for its crowd-sourced database of campgrounds, boondocking sites, RV parks, and overnight stops. It includes photos, reviews, and cell signal info — perfect for remote workers and off-grid travelers.
✅ Free & paid options | ? iOS & Android
2. RV LIFE (formerly RV Trip Wizard)
Best For: Trip planning with RV-safe routes
Plan your journey with RV-specific routing, including height, weight, and propane restrictions. You can save favorite stops, calculate driving times, and even sync with GPS.
✅ Subscription-based | ? iOS & Android
3. GasBuddy
Best For: Finding the cheapest fuel
This app helps you locate the best fuel prices nearby — a big win for RVers filling up large tanks.
✅ Free | ? iOS & Android
4. Togo RV
Best For: Maintenance reminders and travel tools
Togo RV helps you stay on top of maintenance with reminders for things like tire checks and oil changes. It also offers trip planning tools and can store important documents.
✅ Free with premium features | ? iOS & Android
5. iOverlander
Best For: Off-grid & international travel
Ideal for boondockers and international travelers, this app lists wild camping spots, dump stations, and road warnings — all uploaded by other overlanders.
✅ Free | ? iOS & Android
6. Allstays Camp & RV
Best For: Comprehensive campground & travel info
Allstays is known for its detailed filters — you can search by RV length, hookups, pet-friendliness, discounts (like Good Sam), and more. It also lists Walmarts, rest areas, and low clearance alerts.
✅ Paid app | ? iOS only
7. Google Maps (with Offline Maps)
Best For: General navigation
While not RV-specific, Google Maps with offline maps can help you navigate in low-signal areas. Pro tip: use Street View to preview gas station entries or tricky turns.
✅ Free | ? iOS & Android
8. WeatherBug or MyRadar
Best For: Real-time weather updates
These apps provide hyperlocal forecasts, lightning alerts, and radar maps — great for staying safe during unpredictable storms.
✅ Free & premium options | ? iOS & Android
9. Harvest Hosts
Best For: Unique overnight stays
Stay overnight at wineries, farms, museums, and more — all part of a fun membership program. It’s a great way to meet people and support small businesses.
✅ Membership required | ? iOS & Android
10. Sanidumps or RV Dump Stations
Best For: Finding dump stations
These apps help you locate RV dump stations across the U.S. and Canada, which can be a lifesaver on longer trips.
✅ Free | ? iOS & Android
Bonus Apps to Keep You Entertained
- Spotify / Audible – Great for music, podcasts, and audiobooks on the go
- Netflix / Hulu – Download shows for rainy days or quiet nights
- Star Walk 2 – For stargazing at those remote boondocking sites ?
Final Thoughts
Apps won’t replace your sense of adventure — but they sure make RV life easier! Whether you’re chasing sunsets, avoiding traffic, or scouting for that perfect lakeside site, a well-stocked phone can be just as important as a full propane tank.
Have a favorite RV app we didn’t mention? Let us know next time you stop by Beckley’s RVs — we’d love to hear about it!
? Looking for more RV tips? Check out our post on 5 RV Maintenance Tips for New Owners or 45 Must-Visit RV Destinations for 2025
? Need help with service or trip prep? Our experts at Beckley’s RVs are always happy to help!
