Our Google Maps can help you plan a road trip or find suggestions, such as campsites or points of interest along your route, whether you’re seeking a campsite for one night, two nights, or a week.
Map and Items of Interest
Ten maps showcase 19 points of interest for truck campers (TCers) and others gearing up for a road trip. These maps offer detailed information, streamlining the planning of stops and activities.
Using the Map Efficiently
The map’s pages may load in 10 seconds, depending on your Internet speed. Once loaded, you can navigate to find the best spots for camping, sightseeing, and other activities. The map’s interactive features allow you to customize your view, ensuring that you have all the information you need at your fingertips.
Benefits of Using the Map
• Quick access to campsite information for various durations.
• A detailed guide to points of interest along your route.
• User-friendly interface for selecting and displaying multiple layers at once.
• Fast loading times based on your internet speed.
• Improved planning tools for truck campers and road trip enthusiasts.
Embark on your next adventure with confidence and convenience using our Google Map. Happy travels!
The various maps were last updated as of September 20, 2025.
- First map: Camping enthusiasts who enjoy the freedom and adventure of boondocking, exploring Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands, staying at Corps of Engineers’ sites or National Forest locations, and seeking out recommendations from fellow TCers, RVers, and 5-wheelers. This map highlights some of the top locations highly recommended by seasoned travelers.
The YELLOW Flags are a list of camping sites that are either Free or under $40. The GREEN Flags are a list of camping sites in Canada. The BLUE Flags are a list of Visitor Centers and District Offices where you can boondock for the night or obtain camping information, such as maps. The VIOLET Flags are places of worship that allow overnight boondocking.
Second Map: A Haven for this Web Master –
For TCers, Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores have become a beloved choice for a convenient and welcoming stopover. Known for their warm hospitality, comfort food, and nostalgic country store ambiance, these locations offer more than just a meal—they provide a safe and accommodating space for an overnight rest. Below is a list of Cracker Barrel locations where fellow truck campers have reported spending a peaceful night while passing through the area.
Third Map: Casinos have long been known for their allure of bright lights and have also become popular overnight locations for TCers. They offer a unique blend of convenience, safety, and amenities, making them ideal stops during long journeys.
Fourth Map: TCers highly recommend this list of places for those who value the spirit of adventure, the excitement of the open road, and the pleasure of discovering new destinations. Whether you are planning your next major trip or looking for inspiration, these spots will enrich your journey.
BLACK Flags mark the most iconic and awe-inspiring places to add to your bucket list. These destinations offer breathtaking experiences and unforgettable memories.
Olive Green Flags are reserved for trailheads that beckon climbers and hikers. These spots offer challenging trails, stunning vistas, and a deep connection with nature.
RED Flags highlight the best hot springs. These natural wonders provide relaxation and rejuvenation after a day of adventures. Please note that some hot springs do not allow bathing suits.
ORANGE Flags indicate must-see attractions along the historic Route 66. These spots are steeped in Americana and offer a nostalgic journey through time.
Fifth Map: Discovering the perfect campground can significantly impact a traveler’s experience. Although many campgrounds offer fantastic amenities and breathtaking views, some fall short of expectations, earning lower ratings from other travelers.
Sixth Map: Finding the perfect campground is key to any successful camping trip, especially for those TCers, RVs, and 5-wheelers. Numerous factors make a campground stand out, from scenic landscapes to well-maintained facilities. Based on recommendations from experienced TCers, RVers, and 5-wheelers, we have compiled a partial list of top campgrounds across the United States that cater to various preferences and needs. The cost per night was NOT taken into consideration.
Seventh Map: Traveling down the asphalt roads and highways in your reliable TC offers an adventure. Join fellow road warriors who share their insights and recommendations to make your journey enjoyable and memorable. This is a good place for TCers to stop for the night while passing through on the Interstate.
Eighth Map: Other TCers recommend National Forest and Park campgrounds when searching for a campground.
Ninth Map: The GRAY flags indicate dump station locations or campgrounds that charge a fee. PURPLE flags mark dump stations without a fee. Additionally, this layer includes dump stations along the highways. GREEN flags signify available potable water. RED flags highlight locations where you can refill your propane tanks. Note: Locations for exchanging propane tanks are not included in this layer.
Tenth Map: Orange flags indicate restaurants and dining establishments recommended by fellow TCers.
Your contributions will help fellow truck campers discover new and exciting places to explore. Whether it’s a hidden gem in the wilderness or a quaint eatery in town, your recommendations are invaluable. By sharing your favorite spots, you ensure that the community thrives and enjoys richer experiences on the road.
Please email webmaster@northeast-truckcampers.org with any suggestions, comments, or corrections you think are necessary. We would appreciate any guidance.
Thank you, and safe travels to you and your family.
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