10 Essential Websites for RVers [Updated for 2023]

Ready to dig deep and learn everything there is to know about RVing?

Our team of RV experts gathered 10 of the best informational and educational RV sites on the web today to help get you started.

Let's jump right in!

Roadtrippers
RV Life
Trip Calculator
Find Your Park
Family Motor Coach Association
Campground Views
Harvest Hosts
Allstays
Get Your Guide
Mobile Internet Resource Center

Roadtrippers

Roadtrippers helps RVers plan their trip, search for unique roadside attractions, find places to camp, locate fuel stops, and much more. The user-friendly map makes it easy to see what's nearby and bookmark the places you want to see later. The best part about Roadtrippers is that the Roadtrippers Plus version gives you even more tools that integrate with other helpful RV websites like Campendium, OvernightRVParking.com, and RVillage.

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RV Life

Camping doesn't have to be complicated. Check out RV Life, a website full of online tools created to simplify RV camping. With a click of a button, you can connect with thousands of other friendly and knowledgeable people ready to lend a hand to other road warriors. In addition, the RV Life Pro version includes RV Life Campgrounds, one of the most comprehensive crowd-sourced campground review sites on the web. Want more? Upgrade to RV Life Pro to get the RV Trip Wizard Planner, RV Safe GPS, and Maintain My RV.

We put the road trip planners on Roadtrippers and RV Trip Wizard to the test. Find out how both planners stack up to another popular road trip planner, the Dyrt, in The Best RV Road Trip Planners [Pros and Cons]

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Trip Calculator

Trip Calculator, by Thor Industries, helps travelers estimate the cost of a road trip using national price averages and the information you enter to compare the cost of traveling by RV to another method like a plane or a car. The output is clear and simple, and it's easy to adjust the areas where you want to save money, like food or overnight accommodations.

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Find Your Park

Calling all national park fans! Find Your Park is a website that connects users to national park locations across the United States. Take the Find Your Park Quiz to discover a park that best fits your interests and location, or search for a monument, preserve, historic site, or battlefield somewhere along your trip. Find Your Park supports the National Park Foundation and National Park Service, so RVers can't go wrong visiting this website.

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Family Motor Coach Association

Want to save money, learn about the RV lifestyle, and connect with other RVers? Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) is an RV discount club with a twist. Don't let the name fool you. You don't need to own a drivable RV to become a member. FMCA is your RVing family and is open to owners of travel trailers, truck campers, motor coaches, and fifth wheels. Speaking of wheels, the perks of an FMCA membership include discount tires, campground savings, Roadside Rescue, FMCA University, RV rallies, and much more.

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Campground Views

Campground Views is an RV park and campground directory that gives virtual tours and real-time availability for thousands of campsites across the country. If you need a site with shade trees to keep your RV cool or prefer a clear sky view for a solid Starlink satellite connection, Campground Views can show you precisely what your campsite will look like so that you'll have no surprises when you arrive.

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Harvest Hosts

Mix up your RV road trip and stay overnight at a winery, brewery, golf course, or farm. Book a unique stay when you use Harvest Hosts, a membership that allows hosts to share their products with RV owners in exchange for a place to stay. Membership is open to people who own or rent self-contained RVs. If you prefer just a place to park overnight, try Boondockers Welcome, now part of the Harvest Hosts family.

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Allstays

Do you need to find a campground along your route or locate the closest dump station? Maybe you want to know where to find the closest Walmart with overnight parking. Allstays is a comprehensive and easy-to-use website that gives RVers a way to find RV-friendly stops across the United States and Canada. Prefer to search on the go? Apple users can also download the Allstays app on their phones and tablets.

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Get Your Guide

Get Your Guide will help you find and book things to do wherever your travels take you. Search and book hiking or sightseeing tours, rafting trips, wine tasting, e-bike tours, kid-friendly activities, and much more in one place.

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Mobile Internet Resource Center

One of the biggest questions people have before hitting the road is, "How do I find a reliable and stable internet connection?" The Mobile Internet Resource Center is an unbiased and respected website designed to help travelers find the best internet plans for RVers. Want to know more? Check out their Gear Center or find a guide to teach you everything from how to access the Wi-Fi in an RV park to which cell phone plan would best fit your travel needs.

RVezy tip: The best place to find helpful RV information online is often from Facebook groups and forums run by other RV owners like you. A quick search should help you locate the most active RV communities for your RV's make and model.

More RV resources

The RV community is one of the most friendly groups of people in campgrounds and online. Most of the top RV websites are owned by experienced RVers who want to share their knowledge base with others passionate about RV travel.

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