VistaBound turns a destination and a few days off into a complete, rig-aware road trip — then puts it on your phone for turn-by-turn navigation when it's time to roll.
AI trip planning used to be one-and-done. Now you can chat with the Trip Co-Pilot to reshape the trip as many times as it takes — and see every change before it lands.
Type it like you'd tell a human planner — “add a brewery on day 2,” “swap this for full hookups and shade,” “make the trip a day shorter.” No forms, no re-planning from scratch.
The co-pilot pulls from real campgrounds and attractions — never invented — and only suggests sites that actually fit your length, height, and weight.
It shows the exact suggested changes — nights, stops, campgrounds, dates — and nothing moves until you hit Apply. Don't like it? Discard and try again.
Every account gets a daily taste of the co-pilot; paid plans make it unlimited so you can refine a trip as many times as you like.
A 0–100 score with a plain-English verdict — how well the campground fits your rig and the way you like to travel.
If a site's max length won't take your rig, VistaBound says so up front — no nasty surprise at the gate.
Per-carrier signal for T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon from FCC data, right on the card — so you know if you'll have a bar before you commit.
Real site counts, max RV length, hookups, and amenities — pulled from the authoritative source, with a link straight to book.
Two days before departure, VistaBound emails your day-by-day plan with the weather forecast and wildfire status for every stop — then keeps watch and emails you if severe weather or a new nearby wildfire develops. Automatic on every saved trip.
It starts while it plans: VistaBound checks live availability for your dates and flags the campgrounds that are already sold out — and can steer around them. For the one you still want, Campsite Radar takes over. Point it at a full campground and VistaBound watches it around the clock — the moment a site opens, usually a cancellation, you get an email with a link to grab it before anyone else.
Pick a campground and your dates. If it takes online reservations, Radar keeps an eye on it — every federal campground on Recreation.gov plus state parks across 14 systems.
Radar re-checks availability every few minutes. The moment a site opens — usually a cancellation — it emails you, no refreshing or luck required.
The alert lands with the open dates and a direct Book now link, so you can claim the spot while it's still there — cancellations get snapped up fast.
Watch your first sold-out park free. Paid plans keep up to 25 campgrounds on radar at once — the cancellation alerts other travelers pay a separate service for.
Routes follow RV-legal roads — clearances, bridge limits, and propane-restricted tunnels — based on your rig's dimensions, not a passenger-car shortcut. Set your own preferences, too: avoid ferries, highways, tolls, tunnels, or unpaved roads.
An interactive map of national, state, provincial, and private campgrounds across the US and Canada. Filter by brand and network — KOA, Thousand Trails, Good Sam, Passport America, and more — and check live availability and direct booking for every federal campground plus state parks in 14 states, all with user-curated reviews and photos.
Companion apps put your saved itinerary on the dash and hand you off to spoken, turn-by-turn navigation — with CarPlay and Android Auto support for the head unit.
Flip on the fuel layer to see 107,000+ gas and diesel stations on the map — filter to the brands you run (Pilot Flying J, Love's, Shell, and more) or just gas vs. diesel, and tap any station for its rating and address before you pull in.
Swap in alternate campgrounds, reshape the days, then save the trip to your account. Export the whole itinerary to your GPS (.GPX), a spreadsheet, or your calendar.
Every campground and sight on your trip gets a journal entry — add photos and a note as you go. Post them to your trip's shareable page and the people following along get an email each time, no account needed. Loved a spot? Publish your entry as a public review in a tap.
Included on every paid plan.
Hand-picked attractions and points of interest you can drop straight into any trip.
Thousands of boondocking, dispersed-camping, rest-area, and lot-docking spots.
An AI summary of the reviews plus a 0–100 score for how well each campground fits your rig and style.
Share an editable trip link; get emailed on every change with field-level track-changes.
See the trip's fuel cost from live regional prices, plus lodging, before you roll.
Download maps and navigate turn-by-turn with no signal, right in the mobile apps.
Flip to satellite imagery and live weather radar on the iPhone and Android apps.
Find sani-dump stations on the map when the tanks need attention.
Send the itinerary to your GPS (GPX), a spreadsheet, your calendar, or a printable PDF.
Import the GPX exports of a legacy trip planner — stops arrive matched to VistaBound campgrounds, editable like you planned them here.
Filter the map for KOA, Thousand Trails, Good Sam, Passport America, and more.
Your saved trip on the head unit with spoken, RV-aware turn-by-turn directions.
Free to start, no card. See pricing — paid plans $12.99/mo or $59/yr with a 7-day trial.