Here are some websites that can be used for booking campsites until our AI system is up and running:

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• AdventureGenie is an AI-based RV trip planner designed for RVers, campers, and road trippers. It offers automatic itineraries, curated stops, and detailed trip guides. The Basic Plan is free, while the Pro Plan, priced at $49.99 per year, provides advanced features for customization.

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• Reserve America: This website manages online campsite reservations for most state and local government park lands campgrounds in North America. You can search by location, dates, and site type. Creating an account allows you to save favorited campsites and organize your top choices with helpful category lists.

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• Recreation.gov: The primary booking platform for national parks. Even if you find something on another platform, you will likely end up at Recreation.gov for booking. The website offers a map feature and allows you to filter by amenities and site type.

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• Hipcamp: Hipcamp.com was the first third-party booking site to feature real-time availability data for both public and private campgrounds. It offers a wide range of options, from state parks to private ranches, in all 52 states. Hipcamp is known for off-grid car camping opportunities and unique stays on private lands.

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• Campspot: Similar to Hipcamp, Campspot is an all-in-one booking service for a massive collection of privately owned campgrounds. It is a great resource for RV campers and family campgrounds.

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• Campnab: This website helps you get campsite reservations at sold-out campgrounds. However, you still need to book through the respective park's website. Pay-per-use scans range from $10 – $20 each.

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• Boondockers Welcome: A platform that connects travelers with RVs to hosts who offer free overnight parking on their private property. The platform currently has over 3,000 hosts across the United States and Canada, providing great places to stay for RV travelers. To stay with a host, you need to have a self-contained RV that can dry camp for the duration of your stay.

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• FreeCampsites: This website provides a map-based search engine to find free and cheap camping areas. It also has a trip planning option that allows you to create a route using free dispersed camping options. You can even search by the type of access road to the sites.

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• Harvesthosts: An RV membership program that allows self-contained travelers to overnight at unique locations around the country including farms, wineries, museums, breweries, and more.

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• Campendium is a platform created by campers for campers, offering a variety of features to help users find the perfect campsite. The platform provides RV park reviews, free camping options, dump station locations, campsite photos, and RV travel blogs.

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• The Dyrt:, a website that  information on camping locations in the United States. The results include a list of popular cities, parks, and states where camping is available, as well as a list of national parks and their locations. The website offers a search feature to find campgrounds for tents, RVs, cabins, and glamping, or to find free camping locations.

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• Airbnb: A variety of RV rentals, campsites, and marina slips for travelers looking for unique accommodation options. Filter on Camping, Campers, Yurts, Boats or Houseboats for your RV experience.

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• Sanidumps: Searchable directory of various types of dump stations such as private, public, RV park, non-park, municipal, truck stop, rest stop, campground, camping, resort, commercial, pay, donation, waste disposal, and free.

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