What EZRV Does — and What It's For

This isn't a spec sheet. Below, EZRV's features are grouped by the four jobs RVers actually hire an app to do: get the trip planned, get through the driving day, arrive without a story to apologize for, and keep the rig in one piece.

Plan a trip your rig can actually handle

The tedious part isn't picking where to go. It's working out whether a 40-foot Class A can get there, fit in the site once it arrives, and do it in days that don't end at midnight.

• One rig profile drives everything. Enter your type (Class A, B, or C motorhome, fifth wheel, travel trailer, truck camper), height, weight, length, and propane once. Every route, reroute, and campsite fit-check uses it.
• Truck-grade routing. Routes are calculated against legal height, weight, and length restrictions — the same class of data trucking fleets use, not car routing with an RV skin. How the routing works →
• Realistic driving days. Set a daily hours or miles limit and EZRV builds the day-by-day ledger around it — overnights, fuel stops, breaks, weather, and a running cost total.
• Campsite-level fit checks. Every recreation.gov federal campground with maximum-vehicle-length data checked against your rig, plus tens of thousands of public and private parks. Campground coverage →
• Book without leaving. Live availability and in-app booking at 1,600+ campgrounds.
• Fuel costed, not guessed. Live diesel prices at nearly 3,000 truck stops feed the trip's fuel estimate.

Drive travel days without white-knuckling every underpass

Planning is the easy part to feel good about. The job that actually keeps people up the night before is the driving.

• A 6-inch height safety margin, automatically. EZRV adds six inches to your stated height before routing, because posted clearances go stale, repaving raises the road, and A/C units are easy to mismeasure.
• Low-clearance exclusion, then a second check. Known low structures are excluded during calculation, and the finished route is re-scanned for clearance conflicts before you ever see directions.
• Steep grades flagged in advance. EZRV reads elevation along the route and tells you where you'll want lower gears and cooler brakes — before you're on the hill with a line behind you.
• Voice navigation on your dash. Turn-by-turn with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, rerouting that keeps the rig profile in effect. (Pro)
• Roads other RVers flagged. Roads real RVers report as unsafe or misleading go on a curated avoid list, so routing improves for everyone.
• A paper backup. Free printable turn-by-turn directions, and your planned trip stays readable when signal drops.

Worth saying plainly: EZRV plans safer routes. It does not replace posted signage or your own judgment behind the wheel. Nothing we build ever will.

Show up without horror stories

There's a social job here that nobody puts in a feature list: arriving at the park having done it right. Not the rig backing out of a dead-end forest road while four people watch. Not the call to the co-pilot's family explaining why you're six hours late.

• Plan together, not over each other. Trip sharing puts the whole route in front of everyone travelling, with edits syncing live. (Pro)
• Custom checklists. Your departure and arrival routines, the way you actually do them — so nothing gets left on a pedestal. (Pro)
• Only places we can verify. EZRV never shows unnamed or unverifiable campgrounds and stops. If we can't confirm it exists, you don't see it.
• Marked sponsored placements. When a stop is sponsored, it says so. You're never quietly steered.

Protect your home on wheels

For a lot of EZRVers the rig isn't a vehicle, it's the house. A bridge strike isn't a repair bill — it's your home with a hole in it, in a state you don't live in.

• Weight & safety tools. GVWR, GCWR, axle loads, and tow rating, each shown as a percentage with pounds of margin, so you know before the CAT scale does. (Pro)
• Weigh-in tracking. Log real scale tickets and keep them with the rig, not in the glovebox.
• Cross-device sync. Plan on a laptop, drive from the phone; the trip is the same trip.
• A guarantee that matches the stakes. 30-day money-back guarantee — if EZRV doesn't keep your rig safe, we'll refund every cent.

What's free and what's Pro

Everything above without a (Pro) tag is in the free tier, permanently — including the routing, the safety margin, the grade warnings, the campgrounds, the booking, the fuel prices, and printable directions. Pro is $9.99/month or $74.99/year with a 7-day free trial. Side-by-side comparison →