Park your rig on private land.
A directory of private RV sites on farms, riverfront lots, and homesteads. One or two rigs at a time — never a commercial campground.
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How it works
Two kinds of people make private RV sites work. Here's the deal for each.
🚐 For RVers
Skip the packed campground loop. Browse region guides to learn what private sites in an area typically offer, what size rig they take, and what to ask the host. Then reach out and book direct.
- Real pads with real hookup details — no guessing
- Quiet: one or two rigs max, never a resort
- Often cheaper than commercial campgrounds nearby
🌾 For landowners
Got a flat spot, a barn with 30-amp, or riverfront acreage? Host a rig or two and earn passive income without running a campground. We handle discovery — you set the rules and keep 100% of stay revenue.
- Free basic listing while we build the directory
- You approve every guest and set your own rates
- We walk you through photos, leveling & local rules
Browse by region
Every guide covers what's typical for private sites in the area: hookups, rig size limits, and the questions worth asking the host.