About
A reference for people who tow or drive something long enough that most campsites will not take it.
Why it exists
Federal agencies measure their campsites carefully: driveway length, entry angle, surface, permitted equipment. Then they publish those measurements one site at a time, inside a booking flow you have to already be in. If you want to know which of 3,412 campgrounds have a site your rig fits, you cannot find out without checking them individually.
Meanwhile every app that summarises campgrounds shows a single “max RV length”, which is the longest site on the property. For someone with a 38-foot fifth wheel that number misleads in the direction that strands you at dusk.
So this site holds all of the measurements, searchable at once, and marks the missing ones as missing.
Who publishes it
LumiVerse d.o.o., Markuševečka cesta 20C, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia. Company registration OIB 88595646800.
Contact: info@lumiverse.hr. Send a correction and a person will read it.
What it covers
Federal campgrounds in every state that has one, and federal campgrounds only. This site does not cover state parks, county parks or private campgrounds. It also leaves out the federal facilities that record no bookable sites at all, because a page that cannot answer the question is worse than no page.
What it is not
- Not a booking site. You reserve on Recreation.gov, the official federal system. This site links there and takes no commission.
- Not a review site. It carries no ratings, real or invented, and no review markup in the page code.
- Not authoritative. The managing agency is. If they disagree with a figure here they are right, and every page links their record.