milemark is community-reported. Listings come from open data and camper reports, so details can be out of date and some sites may no longer exist — please double-check before you go.

The co-pilot for the open road

Find tonight's campsite. Even the hidden ones.

Public, private, and the free dispersed spots Google won't show — on one clean map. Check whether you'll have cell signal, then reach the operator directly. Find the spots others miss.

ThousandsOf campsites mapped
2Countries · US & Canada
FreeDispersed sites included
How it works

From hunch to fire pit in three steps.

No accounts to plan, no paywalls to browse. Just a clean map and the details you actually need to pick a great site.

1

Search anywhere

Drop a city, a park name, or just tap "near me" and we'll plot every campground within range — public, private and free dispersed.

2

Compare on one map

Filter by tent, RV, cabin or glamping. See ratings, amenities, contact details and trail distance side-by-side without bouncing between sites.

3

Save it & reach out

Save campgrounds to a list, grab turn-by-turn directions, and call or message the operator directly — straight to the people who run the place.

Why Milemark

Built by campers, for campers.

Every feature exists for one reason: helping you spend less time planning and more time outside.

One map, every kind of site

Public, private, free dispersed, RV resorts, glamping yurts — they all live on the same map so you can actually compare.

Filters that match real trips

Filter by what you actually care about: pet-friendly, drinking water, length of RV, max elevation, cell signal, dark sky rating.

Reviews that actually help

We surface the reviews that mention what you're searching for — so dog owners see dog details first.

Reach the operator directly

Every listing surfaces a phone number, website and email when available — so you can talk to the people who run the place.

Milemark for iPhone & Android

The full toolkit lives in your pocket.

The app does everything the web map does — plus the things that need you on the ground: leaving a review at the fire pit, adding photos of the site you actually got, and keeping your saved spots in sync.

  • Add a review from the trail

    Rate a site and tell the next camper what mattered — shade, level pads, cell signal — right when it's fresh.

  • Add your own photos

    Snap the real view from your spot and upload it in seconds — the honest photos other campers trust most.

  • Log in & keep everything in sync

    Save campgrounds, filters and trip lists to your account — they follow you from phone to phone, offline or on.

Free to download. No account needed to browse the map.

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Two iPhones showing the Milemark app: the campground map with filters, and a campground detail page with ratings and directions.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Milemark free to use?
Yes — Milemark is completely free. Searching the map, viewing campground details, saving favorites, and getting contact info for operators all cost nothing. We don’t handle bookings or take a cut.
How many campgrounds are listed?
We list thousands of campgrounds, RV parks, cabins and glamping sites across the United States and Canada, with details updated regularly by a mix of operator partners and our community.
How do I reserve a site?
Milemark doesn’t handle bookings — we focus on helping you find the right campground. Once you do, every listing includes the operator’s phone number, website and any reservation link they’ve published so you can contact them directly.
How do I list my campground?
Operators can claim or add a listing for free from the listing page. We confirm you run the campground before publishing, then you can keep your photos, amenities and contact information up to date so campers can reach you directly.
Where does Milemark’s campground data come from?
Milemark is community-reported: listings are built from open and public data and reports from campers, then enriched where we can. Details can change over time, so always confirm with the managing agency before you go.
What is a “backcountry” campground, and why do you show a warning?
Backcountry sites are remote, often dispersed or hike-in areas we can’t reliably verify. Because they’re largely community-reported, we can’t guarantee a given site still exists or is open — so we show a warning and recommend confirming with the land manager before planning your stay.