Recreation.gov cancellation alerts

Campsite cancellation alerts for sold-out campgrounds

Tell us the campground and the dates. We watch Recreation.gov and text you the moment a site opens up.

Start a free alert

Which campground do you want?

No account, no card, and no Recreation.gov login to set this up.

Any campground on Recreation.gov. Search by name, town, or state.

Watching is free. You only pay for a night we actually book.

Every Recreation.gov campground
If it takes reservations on Recreation.gov, we can watch it. Search above to check yours.
A text, not an inbox
Sites come back at 3am on a Tuesday. The alert goes to your phone the moment it happens.
Free to watch
No card to set an alert. You only pay for a night we actually book, and the first one is free.

How the alert works

Sold out today, open tomorrow

The best campgrounds are claimed six months out, and six months is a long time for plans to change. Sites come back every day — the window is just too short to catch by refreshing.

  1. 01

    Tell us the trip

    Campground and dates. That is the whole setup.

  2. 02

    We watch it

    Every 20 seconds, and faster as your dates get close.

  3. 03

    You check out

    Link Recreation.gov and we put the site in your cart before we text you.

An alert on its own is not enough. A released site is public again instantly, so whoever is looking takes it. Link your Recreation.gov account and we add the site to your cart first — then text you the link to finish checkout.

Before you start

Questions worth answering first

Do I need an account to set up an alert?
You need one before the alert can reach you — that is where your phone number lives. But you pick the campground and dates first, and we carry them over, so you are not filling in a signup form to find out whether we cover your campground.
Do you need my Recreation.gov login?
Not for alerts. Linking an account is what lets us put the site in your cart instead of only telling you about it, and you can add it later from the watch itself.
How is this different from a free cancellation alert?
An alert you read an hour later is already stale — a released site is public again instantly. With an account linked we cart the site before we text you, so it is held while you get to your phone.
What does it cost?
Watching is free and takes no card. You pay per night only for a site we actually book for you, and your first booked night is free.

Free to watch. No card, and no Recreation.gov login to start.