Recreation.gov cancellation watch
Sold out isn’t the same as unavailable.
Sold-out campgrounds get cancellations every day. We catch yours.
No card to start. You only pay if we book you a site.
- Every 20 seconds
- Faster as your trip nears.
- Held in your cart
- Not just a notification.
- Free to watch
- First booked night free.
Why this works
Sold out today, open tomorrow
The best campgrounds get claimed six months out. Six months is a long time for plans to change.
- Cancellations never stop
- Weather turns. Work gets in the way. Sites come back at 3am on a Tuesday.
- You get minutes, not days
- A released site is public again instantly. Whoever is looking takes it.
- Nobody wins that by hand
- Refreshing between meetings loses.
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Pick a park for its release dates and booking guide.
- Yosemite
- Zion
- Big Sur
- Grand Canyon
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- Glacier
- Kirby Cove
- Rocky Mountain
- Olympic
- Sequoia & Kings Canyon
- Grand Teton
- Mount Rainier
Camping somewhere else? Create an account to search every campground on Recreation.gov.
How it works
You name the trip once. Nothing else is your job.
Pick your trip
Campground and dates. No card, no login.
We watch
Every 20 seconds as your dates get close.
You check out
We cart the site and text you the link.
Free, no login
Alert me
We text you the moment a site opens. You book it. Three watches, free forever.
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Hold it for me
We cart the site first, then text you. It is held while you get to your phone. First booked night free.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a free cancellation alert?
An alert you read an hour later is already stale. We cart the site before we text you, so it is held while you get to your phone.
Do I have to give you my Recreation.gov login?
Not to start. Alerts work without it. Linking an account is what unlocks the cart hold.
What if nothing ever opens up?
You are not charged. Watching is free, and you only pay for a site we actually cart.