Apgar Group Sites
Glacier National Park, Montana
This developed campground in Glacier National Park is the park's largest, located near the southern tip of Lake McDonald. All sites are…
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Every site carries its real distance to peaks, water, fishing, and trails. Nobody pays for placement.
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Each result shows whether a passenger car, high clearance, or 4×4 rig can reach it, so you know before you drive.
Camprtron is a campsite finder covering dispersed (free) and developed (reservable) camping across all 50 states, built from public USFS, BLM, and RIDB data.
Glacier National Park, Montana
This developed campground in Glacier National Park is the park's largest, located near the southern tip of Lake McDonald. All sites are…
Pike-San Isabel National Forest, Colorado
Red Rocks Group Campground is a developed site in Pike-San Isabel National Forest. The single, reservable group site accommodates up to…
Ottawa National Forest, Michigan
This developed campground in the Ottawa National Forest offers 38 wooded sites for tents or RVs. It is accessible to passenger vehicles…
Lake Texoma, Oklahoma
This developed campground on Lake Texoma offers 54 sites with electric and water hookups, accommodating vehicles up to 55 feet. Sites are…
Deer Creek Lake, Ohio
This developed campground at Deer Creek Lake offers sites with electric hookups and picnic tables; ADA-accessible sites are available. The…
Boise National Forest, Idaho
This developed campground in Boise National Forest offers ADA-accessible sites with paved roads and parking spurs suitable for vehicles up…
Every site shows the peaks, water, fishing, hiking, and mountain-bike trails around camp, inside your drive time. The data comes from USFS, BLM, and RIDB, not ads or crowdsourcing.
Every site is rated for passenger car, high clearance, or 4×4 access, so you know what the road demands before you drive. A tag and a warning, never a filter.
Free dispersed camping on National Forest and BLM land, alongside reservable developed campgrounds for RVs and trailers. Both share one list, never sorted by who paid.
Every number is the live count from our own dataset. See the full state-by-state coverage breakdown.
One record is one campground or campsite we hold. The exception is a state agency that publishes only park-level open GIS; its records are park units.
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