Browse trips

Every trip below comes with 2 to 3 campground options per stop, Google ratings and reviews, a driving itinerary with fuel context, restaurant and activity ideas, state-specific notes, a packing checklist, and an iCal export so your calendar stays up to date. Have a look, or jump straight in and plan your own.

Classic Routes

US RV route previews and finished sample dashboards you can use to start your own plan.

Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands in one RV-sized loop with campground fit, tunnel restrictions, timed-entry notes, fuel gaps, and boondocking context.

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Pacific Coast Highway

A coastal RV dashboard shaped around CA-1 closures, cliff-edge curves, campground spacing, and large-rig restrictions.

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A long-haul road-trip candidate built around realistic RV mileage, fuel spacing, campground availability, and stop quality across the old corridor.

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Sample trips

Example RV Tripgen dashboards from real brief styles. Each one shows a different style of trip so you can see what the tool produces.

Florida Winter Loop

A warm-weather loop shaped around state parks, private RV parks, pets, beach access, and booking windows during peak snowbird season.

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Blue Ridge Parkway

A mountain route where length, overlooks, grades, seasonal closures, and campground spacing need to be checked before the scenery takes over.

NC VA No crossing RV

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Colorado Rockies

High-altitude campgrounds, steep grades, shoulder-season weather, and RV-length choices around national parks and mountain towns.

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Texas Hill Country

A gentler loop for wineries, rivers, state parks, private RV parks, dump stations, and easy driving days between small towns.

Texas No crossing RV

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New Mexico Desert Loop

A dry-camping-friendly trip concept with desert heat, water planning, fuel gaps, public lands, and high-elevation nights kept visible.

New Mexico No crossing RV

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Tell us your destination, how long you have, and what you want from the trip. In around five minutes you get a personalized dashboard with campground options, driving costs, weather, local recommendations, and a full itinerary ready to export to your calendar.

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