CurbNTurf vs Argo

CurbNTurf is a community-based online platform for listing and reserving RV access to private land. CurbNTurf connects hosts/landowners with RV travelers looking for unique, interesting, and convenient sites to park their RVs. While upwards of half a million new RVs are being sold every year, only about 18,000 public and privately owned RV campgrounds exist nationwide. Finding desirable places for RVers to park is a real and growing problem. Not only have campground fees skyrocketed, so have overcrowding and noise issues. This is not the type of RV experience today’s adventure seekers are yearning for. Whether it’s “turf” for destination sites (serene coastal views, mountainside grandeur, vineyards and wineries, farm and ranch land) or “curb” for convenience (driveways, city lots, urban curbsides, downtown parking space), the diversity of options and out-of-the box-thinking are what make CurbNTurf special and appealing to today’s adventure-seeking RV traveler. RV travel has changed through the pandemic, many Americans are avoiding flying or long-distance vacations amid the pandemic. Hitting the open road will likely be a preferred option for most for the foreseeable future. And hitting the open road with an RV or camping trailer is growing in popularity. At CurbNTurf, our main priority is the RV community, we understand the plight of RVers and we’ll work hard to provide the answers. Others in the camping industry their primary focus is on tenting, glamping, etc and RVers are their secondary focus. Let us know what you’d like to see or features that you’d like to see us make to help you as an RV traveler. For RV travelers: → Book stays and experiences with our private listings through our hosts. → Search for last minute stays or longer stays with nearly a thousand sites CurbNTurf has to offer. → Comprehensive information of listing details (amenities, activities, dump stations, etc.). → Points of Interest (activities:golf, ohv trails, hiking trails, etc; rest-stops, sanidumps, wifi, potable water, propane) → Save your favorite stay, sanidump locations, activities, and rest-stops. → Message with the host for directions, assistance, and helpful hints. → Full search capabilities and extensive filtering options. → GPS coordinates and turn-by-turn driving directions. → Create and edit “my garage” feature. (Search capabilities based on your rig size, essential amenities, etc.) For hosts: → Make money by sharing your extra space with RVers. → Update your listing and calendar availability. → Provide unique experiences for travelers and get to know fantastic RVers. → Earn extra money by providing travelers with unique custom a la carte options. → Message guests and manage their reservations. → Relational Sales Program (RSP) portal. Coming soon: → Contributor donations → Vacation journal (Record and share your trips through the app) → Trip planner (Prepare your trip from start to finish)

In Argo, trips planned by you and your fellow travelers are loaded, analyzed, and visualized to uncover Encounters — places where two or more trips either intersect at the same place and time or come close in either time, location, or both. Argo comes with Sample Data so you can see how it works with three trips that converge on Minot North Dakota in August 2026. Why there? Why not? (I couldn't resist the pun) Because the Airstream International Rally is in Minot this year and 1000+ Airstreams will be converging on Minot. Those going will likely run into fellow Airstreamers along the way. Argo was made to help them see these possible encounters ahead of time -- while they are planning their trips. Since people will be coming from all across the country, many will form hop-on-hop-off caravans. Argo can help them keep track of each other and alert them when close to another traveler's planned stops. Timeline The Timeline View shows each traveler's itinerary side-by-side. Encounters are called out with colored bars to show who's encountering who. Tap on the bars for details  about the encounters. Tap the camps and activities to learn about those.  Map The Map View plots each traveler's route and circles the different types of Encounters -- the colors match the filters shown on the top.  Tap on the map to see details about who's encountering who and who's doing day trips or activities enroute to the next camp. List The List View spells out the Encounters in plain English.  Tap the Map or Timeline buttons to navigate to the other views.  When you get there, use  the filters to control which travelers are showing. Trips After you’ve loaded your own trips, give each one a traveler name. This is the name you'll see in all the other views.  Select one trip to be My Trip (blue) and as many as you like to be Friends (green). All the rest will be Others (grey). Map Animation Step through each day and watch all the trips progress at the same time.  Tap the Heatmap icon to see the routes thicken when multiple travelers are on the same route.  Settings You're in control of the time and distance tolerances that define what defines a close encounter. You can also control what details show up in the timeline and on the map.