RV Maps – Don’t forget these essential routing guides.

RV Maps are the simple way to customize your RV experience and road trip. RV Maps are available on line, in bookstores, and in roadside welcome centers. Through online services you are able to enter specific information pertaining to your route and family needs. The service will generate a map with mileage and recommended stops. Or, if you enjoy taking the time and researching directions and paths on your own, RV Maps and guide books are available for purchase.

Online RV Maps

www.freetrip.com

Free Trip is a free online map tool and itinerary planner. With an easy online form, your trip will be laid out in seconds. You simply fill out details of the starting point and final destination, then Free Trip will give the suggested route and map. The information gathered and used for each plan is based on the type of road being driven on, the proposed weather at time of travel, speed limits, and other driving conditions. Mileage is mapped out on the quickest driving time from the route entered in. This site offers road side service/insurance per trip, and offers a wide destination selection to match each individual preference (i.e. National Park, hotel).

www.tracks-trails.com

Tracks & Trails provides customized “Adventure Kits” for RVing out west. The personalized packet includes maps, the basic itinerary with mileage, details to specifically requested places, off the beaten path recommendations, and RVing advice. The business is family owned and operated. Tracks & Trails takes pride in their vision of the road (through consistent research) and in their dedication to the RVer (making it fun by offering access and information to the “not always thought about” RV excursions).

Online recreational vehicle maps & mapping tools also recommended:

www.mapquest.com

www.mapblast.com

www.orbitz.com

www.expedia.com

www.trip.com

 

RV Maps (ordered/purchased):

www.madmaps.com

Mad Maps is famous for its adventurous maps and resources for both traveling and special RVing events. Events, such as Talladega are documented in an exclusive map. Map prices are approximately $8.95/map with extra mapping accessories available for sale over the internet and in select stores. Mad Maps encourages participation by its customers and viewers, for example on line surveys. The company takes the surveyed information and creates a new exciting map/route from it. The most recent survey was the number one road to travel in each of the 50 states. This specialized map is available for sale on the Mad Maps website.

 

www.woodalls.com

Woodall’s “Discover the Highways of Yesteryear” map guide is a great resource for RV traveling. There are maps and guides to highways, such as Appalachian Trail, the Great River Road ( Mississippi River), and US Highway 1. To receive the information, you have to be a member of the Woodall’s Diamond Club. It is free however, and the club is a beneficial resource guide for other RV needs.