Describe the trip in your own words. RVPilot plans every day around your rig — roads it can actually drive, campgrounds that fit, and the stops worth the detour.
See how it worksHow it works
Three simple steps. Built around your rig and the road ahead.
Tell RVPilot where you're starting, where you're headed, your dates, and the rig you drive.
A safe, scenic route for your rig — with driving limits, the best campgrounds, and must-see stops along the way.
Adjust anything you want, save it, and hit the road with confidence.
Built for your rig
RVPilot can route around supported height, length and width restrictions, account for propane-related road restrictions, and flag known clearance concerns. Coverage varies by route and data source.
Built for RV travel
Not a car trip planner with a camper bolted on.
With a pass, truck-profile routing honors your height, length, and width — and 25,000 mapped posted clearances add a second layer of warnings. Trust the signs; we help you never need to.
National parks, state parks, public lands, private RV parks, and free camping — filtered by your length, hookups, and pet needs, with a backup for every night.
How many sites are actually open for your exact nights at federal campgrounds, pulled from recreation.gov before you tap Book.
Google ratings with review counts on every pick — and after each trip, RVPilot travelers rate their stays for everyone who comes after them.
Waterfalls, trailheads, viewpoints, fishing spots, local diners, scenic byways, and seasonal fairs matched to each overnight — from 134,000 mapped places.
Big-rig-friendly fuel stops, dump stations, and grocery runs planned along your route rather than out of it.
Entrance info, RV size limits, reservation windows, and the must-see stops for every park on your route.
Fuel plans, seasonal safety notes, and packing lists on every trip — clearance alerts and live forecasts with a pass.
From the road
The trips RVPilot plans look like this. Yours is next — send one back when you get there.
Every route, campground, and stop is checked against the rig you drive — not against a car that happens to be towing something.
Routes that honor your rig's height, length, and width — with posted low clearances flagged along the way.
Handpicked campgrounds and attractions worth the detour.
Plans in minutes, not hours of tabs and spreadsheets.
