Always-on cancellation radar
A background engine polls every source on a tight loop, day and night. The moment a sold-out date flips to available, the clock starts.
Now watching 600+ campgrounds across Washington
Get the campsite everyone else missed.
That sold-out weekend at Deception Pass? Sites open up constantly as plans change. CampWatch is the cancellation radar that catches them — and pings your phone before anyone else hits refresh.
App push & Telegram alertsChecks as fast as every 60 secondsPasskey sign-in
CampWatch radar
LiveScanning availability…
Cranberry Lake · Deception Pass
checking every 60 seconds · 4 sources
One radar across every booking system that matters
Recreation.govWashington State ParksGoingToCampOlympic National ParkMount Rainier NPNorth CascadesWA DNRUSFS CampgroundsRecreation.govWashington State ParksGoingToCampOlympic National ParkMount Rainier NPNorth CascadesWA DNRUSFS Campgrounds
The hidden truth of “sold out”
The good sites are never gone. They’re just already taken — for now.
Reservations open months ahead and vanish in minutes. But up to 1 in 5 booked sites gets cancelled before the trip — refunds, weather, changed plans. Those openings reappear at random hours and get re-booked within minutes. Refreshing the page yourself is a losing game.
CampWatch turns that chaos into a calm notification. We do the refreshing — relentlessly, accurately, around the clock — so you only show up when there’s something to grab.
24/7
Eyes on the booking systems
~60s
Between every re-check
4
Sources unified into one
Why CampWatch
Everything you need to out-pace the refresh button
A focused toolkit built around one job: getting you into the campground that said it was full.
Watches tuned to your trip
Set a park, dates, party size and how many nights you need. Flexible on timing? Add ± days and we cover the whole window.
Equipment-fit filtering
Only get pinged for sites that actually fit your rig — tent, trailer, or a 30-foot Class A. No more dead-end alerts.
Alerts where you’ll see them
Get a push notification in the CampWatch app or on Telegram — whichever you prefer — with a one-tap deep link straight to the booking page. Seconds matter, and we save you all of them.
First-mover advantage
Because we watch continuously, you hear about an opening while it’s fresh — not after it’s been re-booked by someone faster.
Passwordless & private
Sign in with a passkey — Face ID or a tap. No passwords to leak, and we never resell your plans or your data.
How it works
From sold-out to packed-and-gone in three steps
- 01
Tell us where you want to wake up
Pick a park and campground from our catalog, choose your arrival date and trip length, and add flex days if you’re open to options.
- 02
We watch — so you don’t have to
Your scan joins the radar. We poll the booking system every minute, matching your dates, party size and equipment against live inventory.
- 03
Grab it the second it opens
An opening appears? You get an instant push notification — in the app or on Telegram — with a direct booking link. Tap, reserve, start packing.
On every device
Take the radar with you
Install CampWatch like a native app and get cancellation alerts as push notifications on your lock screen — alongside Telegram, or instead of it.
iPhone & iPad
Install in 3 tapsNo App Store needed. Add CampWatch to your Home Screen straight from Safari — it installs like a native app, launches full-screen, and can push alerts to your lock screen.
- 1. Tap ShareOpen the Share menu in Safari’s toolbar.
- 2. Add to Home ScreenScroll down and choose “Add to Home Screen”.
- 3. Tap AddLaunch CampWatch full-screen, with lock-screen push.
Android
Coming soonA native CampWatch app for Android is on the way to the Play Store. We’ll let watchers know the moment it lands.
In the meantime
Install the web app from Chrome’s menu → Add to Home screen for full-screen access and push notifications — or just get your alerts on Telegram.
App push notificationsTelegram alerts
Precision over noise
Tuned to the way you camp
A great alert is a relevant alert. CampWatch matches openings against the details that actually decide whether you can book — so your phone only buzzes when it’s worth it.
Flexible dates
Add ± days and a min/max night range.
Party size aware
Only sites that fit your whole group.
Equipment fit
Filter by what your rig actually needs.
Set & forget
Pause or delete a watch anytime.
TentWalk-in / hike-inTrailer up to 24ftRV / Class A 30ftHookupsADA accessible
Coverage
From the coast to the Cascades crest
CampWatch follows the booking systems Washington campers actually use — state parks via GoingToCamp, federal sites on Recreation.gov, and DNR land — all unified into a single radar.
Popular right now Washington
Deception Pass
Cape Disappointment
Moran · Orcas Island
Fort Worden
Olympic National Park
Mount Rainier
North Cascades
Lake Wenatchee
Twanoh
Bay View
Steamboat Rock
Kalaloch
+ 600 more campgrounds statewide
From the trailhead
Campers who stopped refreshing and started going
“We’d tried for a Deception Pass weekend three summers running. CampWatch found a cancellation Tuesday night and we booked it from the couch. First time we’ve actually gotten the dates we wanted.”
“The equipment filter is the killer feature. I run a 28-foot trailer, and I only get pinged for sites that fit it. Zero wasted alerts.”
“Set three watches for our Olympic Peninsula loop, forgot about it, and woke up to two openings. It’s like having a friend who refreshes the page forever.”
Basecamp
For the once-a-season trip.
Free
- 1 active watch
- Checks every 5 minutes
- App push & Telegram alerts
- Passkey sign-in
Summit
For people who camp on purpose.
$6/mo
- 3 active watches
- Checks every 5 minutes
- Equipment-fit filtering
- Flexible dates & multi-night ranges
Most popular
Outfitter
For guides & big group trips.
$18/mo
- Everything in Summit
- Unlimited active watches
- Priority 60-second checks
- First-in-line alerting
Simple, honest pricing. Compare plans in detail →
Your next campsite is one cancellation away
Stop refreshing. Start going.
Set up your first watch in under two minutes. We’ll take the night shift — and wake you only when there’s a fire to build.