Height
Enter your RV height so planning can account for a dimension that matters at bridges, tunnels, canopies, and other constrained points. Confirm actual vehicle height and any posted clearance yourself.
Routing that starts with the rig RV-safe routing
RV-safe routing
built around your rig.
Your RV is not just another car.
Plan with the height, weight, and propane details that can shape an RV trip—then find campgrounds along the route you are actually considering.
Bring the important details forward Start with the things
Start with the things
an ordinary map may miss.
A memorable RV trip may include a low clearance, a weight-restricted road, or a propane rule that does not apply to every vehicle. TheRVMAP lets you include your rig’s height, weight, and propane status in the route-planning context rather than treating them as an afterthought.
That does not turn any map into a guarantee. Restrictions can change, signs take priority, and the available routing data can be incomplete or out of date. Use TheRVMAP to help plan and review your choices, then follow posted road signs, official guidance, and current local conditions on every drive.
Set up your RV profileAlways verify clearances, restrictions, weather, closures, and campground access before travel. Do not rely on any routing tool as your only safety source.
A more useful starting point Three rig details.
Three rig details.
One clearer plan.
Those details inform RV-safe route planning across every TheRVMAP plan—from a first weekend away to a year of long-haul travel.
Weight
Weight is another useful planning input where roads, bridges, or local rules may have restrictions. Your rig’s real loaded weight and posted limits should guide every on-road decision.
Propane
Tell TheRVMAP whether propane is on board so that status can be part of the planning context. Follow all signage and official instructions that apply at tunnels, ferries, facilities, and beyond.
Stop planning around your route Find a campground
Find a campground
along the way.
Every plan includes campground search along your route. Once you have a direction in mind, look for overnight possibilities without losing sight of the road you are taking to get there.
Free members can plan two trips per year, with up to four overnight stops in each trip. Basic expands planning to 10 trips a year and unlimited overnight stops. Pro and Elite provide unlimited trips and unlimited overnight stops, useful when a season has more detours than dates on a calendar.
Explore trip planning From route review to drive day Keep the plan close
Keep the plan close
when it is time to move.
Basic, Pro, and Elite add turn-by-turn drive mode with CarPlay and Android Auto. All paid plans also offer route tracking through dead zones plus weather and traffic on the map. These features give more context while you travel; they do not replace attentive driving or current official information.
Pro and Elite add a printable itinerary with a trip map and directions for one leg, live location sharing with friends while driving, and the ability to clone a trip. They also include My Places, so familiar stops and memories can have a home on your map. Calendar sync is available on every paid plan.
Compare plans and features
A sensible pre-drive rhythm Plan carefully.
Plan carefully.
Verify before you go.
Set up your rig
Review the height, weight, and propane information you provide. Use accurate, current details for your vehicle and load.
Review the proposed route
Consider campground stops, terrain, and your driving comfort. Look beyond a single route line when making your plan.
Check conditions before departure
Confirm road signs, closures, weather, permits, and campground requirements with current official or local sources.
Less planning. More living. The best part of your trip
The best part of your trip
should be the trip.
Bring your rig. Bring your people. We’ll help you bring it all together.
Explore the free plan. Upgrade when you’re ready to go further.