CampScanOpen the demo
A travel trailer and a pickup parked apart on a campsite under tall pines

See your rig on the real site before you book it.

Drop your trailer and your truck onto real satellite imagery, to scale. CampScan says Fits, Tight, or Won’t fit, and tells you why. Then practice backing in before you get there.

Fit Check answers the question in one look.

The pad, the trees, the pedestal and the fire ring are traced on the imagery. Your rig is drawn at its true size. Drag it where you would park and tap Check fit.

FitsTightWon’t fit
Fit Check on a Rocky Mountain campsite. The trailer and truck sit inside the green pad and the verdict reads Fits.
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    Your rig, at its real sizePicked from the list or typed in by you. Slides and awning open with a tap.
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    Every obstacle on the siteTree trunks, the power pedestal, the picnic table and the fire ring. High ones block your slides too.
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    A verdict with a reason“2.8 ft clearance to the pad edge” or “Driver-side slide hits tree.” Never just a number.

Most people unhook. So does CampScan.

Park the truck on its own. Turn it sideways, tuck it behind, try the far corner. The verdict covers both.

Fit Check with the truck unhitched and turned sideways behind the trailer on a Fort Stevens campsite
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    The truck moves on its ownDrag it anywhere. If it lands on the trailer or a tree, the verdict says so.
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    Hitched or parked, one tapReset puts it back on the coupler.
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    Turn 90° to try it sidewaysThe quarter turn is one tap, so you are not fighting a handle with your thumb.

Your rig, your numbers.

Not on the list? Type the length and width. Trailers can add coupler to axle, which sharpens the backing sim. Your numbers stay with you from site to site.

The rig picker with the dimensions form open: type, length, width and coupler to axle
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    Length and width, any makeCoupler to bumper for a trailer. Bumper to bumper for the truck. Mirrors are added for you.
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    Saved in the linkShare a site with a friend and your rig goes with it.

Practice backing in before you arrive.

Drive the same rig into the same pad from the road. Trailer swing, jackknife warnings and every clip of a tree, all on your phone. Stuck? Show me how plays a clean line in, then hands you the wheel.

Practice mode at Fort Wilderness with the Show me how ghost pulling in and the caption Forward, wheel about straight
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    One caption per move“Reverse, wheel right.” A 90 second maneuver reads as three steps.
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    A ghost that never clips a treeThe line is planned on the real site geometry, not a canned animation.
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    Your turnPlayback stops and the rig is back where you left it.

Three steps, under two minutes.

A campsite number nailed to a tall pineStep 1

Pick a site

Real pads at Yosemite, Zion, Moab, Fort Wilderness and more, traced on real satellite imagery.

A pickup towing a travel trailer across open countryStep 2

Pick your rig and truck

Find your model or type your own numbers. They travel with you to every site.

Aerial view of RVs parked along a campground road at the edge of a forestStep 3

Check fit, then practice

Get the verdict. Then back it in yourself, with Show me how when you need it.

Know before you book.

Open it on your phone. No account, nothing to install.

Try it on a real site