Camping and public-land planning

Find legal, current, community-verified dispersed camping spots.

Built for overlanders, campers, RVers, vanlifers, and hunters traveling across the United States.

Search dispersed camping, campgrounds, boondocking spots, water sources, and useful stops. Check agency sources and dated traveler updates before you commit to the road.

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See what is around tonight's camp

From map to camp

Plan a stop you can actually use

See the source, check what changed, and feel confident about the place you choose—even beyond cell coverage.

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Find the right place

Filter campgrounds, dispersed camping, water sources, and other practical stops.

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Check what is current

Review the managing-agency source, photos, and dated updates from people who have been there.

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Take the plan with you

Pro members can download supported maps and location data, use public-land layers, and work with GPX tracks.

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RosettaMaps Pro map filters, spot cards, public-land layers, and GPX tools

RosettaMaps Add Location control for saving camping locations


RosettaMaps offline state downloads for travel beyond cell coverage

RosettaMaps helps you find real places to camp, park, and explore off the beaten path. From dispersed camping and campgrounds to potable water and showers along the way, every spot is kept current by the people who actually use it — overlanders and campers sharing what they've seen firsthand. No stale listings, no guesswork: just a living, community-verified map built for getting out there.

Why trust RosettaMaps

Know where the information came from

Community-confirmed

Every spot is vetted and community-confirmed—so stale pins, closures, and places that are not legal can be corrected.

Agency-sourced

Records include Recreation.gov RIDB, U.S. Forest Service, BLM, National Park Service, California State Parks, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife data.

A shared responsibility

Our public standards explain what belongs on the map and how travelers help keep it useful.

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RosettaMaps in the overland press

Expedition Portal RosettaMaps Launches Mapping Platform for Overland Travel Included in Overland News of the Week alongside new products and resources for overland travelers. August 28, 2026 · Read the coverage →
Verified store ratings

Rated by people using RosettaMaps

5.0 out of 5 3 ratings on the App Store Verified September 6, 2026
From the road

How travelers use RosettaMaps

“Especially because I can import a GPX file of my route, it makes it super fast to find the resources I need for my overlanding adventures! I know of no other tool that makes it this easy and with this much confidence in the data.”
DaveK Offroad Adventurer 5-star app review
“Watch trail travelers video on this mapping app. Super simple my parents can use it. I can add .gpx files from Gaia and trails Offroad. Such a amazing app”
J5sense 5-star app review
“I just planned a trip with EASE with this new map software. Dropped in some .gpx tracks from a friend who did some trails then planned around the weather, wildfires, smoke and local mines on the way I can explore. Can’t recc this app enough”
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How RosettaMaps compares

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