Campound vs Stampr Passport

Find a spot on your public lands. Campound maps national parks, national forests, BLM land, and wilderness — along with the trails, forest roads, and OHV routes that run through them — and helps you find a place to camp. Built to keep working offline, because the best camping is exactly where the cell bars disappear. Plan it on Wi-Fi. Live it off-grid. FIND A SPOT Search reservable campgrounds by date range and see live Recreation.gov availability — the nights actually open, not just a directory. Tap any site for info, ratings, reviews, and an availability calendar. KNOW WHOSE LAND YOU'RE ON Color-coded PAD-US ownership shows national parks, forests, BLM, wilderness, monuments, and state, local, tribal and private land at a glance, with a toggleable legend. Essential for dispersed camping. PLAN A TRIP Build a trip from any mix of campgrounds, trails, forest roads, OHV and BLM routes, and your own points and lines. Drop in a driving route and Campound finds the campgrounds along the corridor with availability — or skip pavement entirely and stitch an off-piste itinerary that never touches a developed site. TRAILS & ROUTES Tap National Forest trails, Forest Service roads, OHV and BLM routes, search them in the current view, and open any route for an elevation profile with gain, loss and distance. NAVIGATE THERE Turn-by-turn navigation to any campground, trailhead, or marked point — voice prompts, ETA, live drift-recalc. The hybrid router drives the paved portion via Mapbox, then takes over with its own A* across Forest Service, BLM, and OHV roads that mainstream nav apps don't cover. The off-road portion runs on the bundled tiles, so you keep going when the signal doesn't. On a trail destination, it switches to follow-the-polyline mode with off-trail and approaching-end cues. MAP IT YOUR WAY Four basemaps — Street, Topo, Satellite, and an offline coordinate Grid. Locate yourself with one tap, jump to any place by search or coordinates, and save campgrounds, rec areas, routes, and your own points to Favorites with optional 1–5 star ratings. MARK YOUR OWN Draw points, lines and polygons styled by a customizable dictionary of pin types, capture GPS as you move, and pin geotagged photos that cluster on the map and open in a carousel. Saves on-device; syncs when online. Export points, lines and full-res photos as a single .campound archive and share via Mail, AirDrop or Files. Import any .campound (Skip or Update on duplicates, IDs preserved). The underlying GeoJSON opens in QGIS, Google Earth, or any GIS tool. Your data is yours. iPHONE, iPAD & APPLE WATCH Universal app — one download, three devices. iPad gets side-by-side detail panels for planning a route on the couch. Apple Watch captures waypoints and tracks hands-free and mirrors the phone's live turn-by-turn with haptics 400 m before each turn, on completion, and at arrival. A guaranteed-delivery outbox means nothing your watch records is ever lost. WORKS OFFLINE Maps for all 50 states ship inside the app — no download step. The map, saved spots, trail search, and the off-road portion of navigation all keep working with no connection. The basemap falls back to a coordinate grid when signal drops and restores when you're back. (Live availability, place search, and paved-road routing need a signal — Campound tells you clearly when they do.) FREE. NO ACCOUNT. No subscription. No ads. No account to create. No tracking. Just open it and go. DATA YOU CAN TRUST Built on authoritative public datasets: Recreation.gov / RIDB for campgrounds, availability, and reviews; USGS PAD-US for protected-area boundaries; USFS and BLM for trails, roads, and routes; basemaps from OpenFreeMap, OpenTopoMap, and Esri; elevation from Open-Elevation; on-road directions from Mapbox. Campound is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by NPS, USFS, BLM, or Recreation.gov. Always confirm current regulations and conditions with the managing agency before you travel.

Stampr is the passport for all 63 US National Parks — now with badges, an Apple Watch app, widgets and Siri. Every visit gets a stamp. Pick a park, choose the day, add photos, a note and who you were with, then watch a hand-drawn cancellation stamp press into your passport with a thump of ink. NEW IN STAMPR 2.0 — Been there already? Tap the parks you've visited during setup and your passport fills in instantly. — 28 badges to earn: Utah's Mighty Five, Coast to Coast, Golden State, Four Seasons, Road Trip, Last Frontier, every region and more. — Apple Watch: see the parks nearest you, stamp the one you're in from your wrist, and keep your count on a complication. — Widgets: your progress ring and "On this day" stamps on the Home Screen and Lock Screen. — Siri and Shortcuts: "Stamp a visit in Stampr" or "How many parks have I stamped in Stampr?" — Wishlist: heart the parks you're planning and find them on the map. — Stamp anniversaries: a note one year, or ten, after you stamped a park. — Share cards: a beautiful image of any stamp, or of your whole passport. — iPad and iPhone Duo: the passport opens like a real book, with your newest stamp on one page and the collection on the other. EVERYTHING ELSE — All 63 National Parks bundled offline: hours, fees, dog rules and Junior Ranger programs. — Visit detection (optional): Stampr can notice when you've spent time in a park and ask if you'd like to stamp it. It runs on your iPhone. — A map of every park: stamped, still to go, and on your wishlist. — Stats: progress, visits by month, states, most-visited park. — A printable PDF passport book. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Your passport stays on your iPhone and Apple Watch, and photos stay in your library. Anonymous usage counts help us improve Stampr, and you can turn them off. Free. Every feature. No subscription.