Free campgrounds, dispersed sites, and the roads to get to them, in one offline-capable app.
More US campsites than iOverlander — see the comparison
Vans, jeeps, RVs, overland trucks, weekend tents. Dispersed is a field-reference tool for finding a spot to spend the night on public land — and getting there.
Community-curated dispersed campsites you won't find on any other map. Unlocked in v1.2 because public land belongs to everyone, and the people who camp on it should be able to find it.
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National Forest roads designated for dispersed camping. The actual roads you're allowed to camp on, derived from USFS Motor Vehicle Use Maps.
Build multi-stop trips with routing tuned for public-land camping. Save them for the road. Vibe-based stop suggestions: Recover · Roll · Explore.
Weather forecasts, regulatory monitoring, and Community Pulse — cell coverage, crowding, site condition signals aggregated from every check-in.
Download tiles + campsite data before you go. No cell service is the rule, not the exception, where you're headed.
Cell coverage, vehicle access, crowding, site conditions, and photos — submitted by Dispersed users from the field.
USFS, BLM, NPS, and state-trust land boundaries layered on the same map. See exactly which agency administers the ground beneath the pin.
41,700+ campgrounds on US public land — free, forever. Upgrade for the dispersed camping roads, offline maps, trip planner, and site intelligence.
A look at the map, hidden gems, check-in flow, and contributor submissions.
Live check-ins from Dispersed users — pulled directly from the app. Cell coverage, vehicle access, conditions, photos.
"Unfortunately this campsite is closed. All of the facilities have been removed. Outhouses are removed. It has a chain or gate not allowing anyone it. It’s now overgrown and it’s becoming difficult to tell this was a campground"
"This spot was absolutely GORGEOUS! It’s located off HWY 78 about 4.4 miles from State Hwy 165. (Hwy 78 is about 7 miles of dirt road, but it is very well maintained!) There is a rocked fire ring created by another camper. Unfortunately, af…"
"As of 2026 camping season there is a fee to camp $15 dollars a night. Pretty quiet and clean vault toilet. No water and it is pack in and pack out all your trash. Cash and credit card payments available."
iOS and Android. Free with optional Premium. Built by people who use it every weekend on US public land.
