Roadtrippers Recenzje 

The ease of organizing our trip was excellent. Due to the heat we changed the order of a couple tours, sliding the tour to another time slot with a slide up or down on the left side of the scheduled event.

Roadtrippers is very easy to use so far. I’ve only setup one trip on it so far, haven’t yet tested on the road. I think it would be even better if you could change the currency from US to Canadian dollars. Also I’m wondering how it comes up with the fuel costs as US$284 doesn’t make sense for a 4000 km trip. But I love that I can track all the details of my stops.

Excellent for trip planning but lacks the ability to send route to goggle maps or vehicle navigation.

Forced to pay even though I had canceled a month after I got it. It was not useful to me. Yet they left me as auto pay and and told credit card company I had never canceled, I bet I still can't cancel.

Just looked I have been forced to pay and do not have access. These people are thieves

I wish roadtrippers was all inclusive. What I mean is being able to plan an entire trip through roadtrippers without having to go off the app to book rooms etc. if it could be made easier to navigate to the destination and back, and add stops easier, that’d be nice.

Wonderful trip planner to house most information in one place. Easy to use and update. Useful to have 150 stops per trip so able to add smaller points along the way, I.e. restaurants, dog friendly, etc. I think a monthly calendar view of itinerary would be helpful.

I used the app for the first time. I like it very well so far. Building a trip was pretty easy, although I did use the RT app along with Atlas Obscura, Roadside America, and Google. I really like that it interfaces with Apple Car Play so well. We were on a 9 day road trip with about 8 stops per day (including restaurants and hotels). I had printed off itineraries but never needed those copies. Everything was done through the app.

I believe Roadtrippers will be well worth the cost. We’re already using it to plan our next trip.

Does not give your speed on the map vs posted speed also does not know or can find some locations to navigate to. New to this app so maybe I will have to do more research. Have been using WAZE or google map

From San Antonio TX to Fairbanks AK, and back using two different exit/entry points in the U.S., in a rented 25' CruiseAmerica RV in 25 days... We depended on Roadtrippers often to find us a place for the night where we could hook up to electric and water, use showers and restrooms, and to feel secure. There were a couple of hiccups, but all in all, it worked out wonderful, finding us the RV parks that are off the main highway, but still clean and welcoming with after-hours registration. AWESOME!!

This is a cutthroat website that is for sure not worth the money!!!!!!!!!

Good concept. Not well designed. Not intuitive unless you use it regularly. No phone support!!

There is no listing for adult only campgrounds in their many forms.

Roadtrippers was great for planning and finding stopping points before the trip.

I tried to use it in Utah and found it unresponsive. I assume that was because of a poor network connection.

Roadtrippers is pretty useless without good Internet. I got results from Google Maps.

This app is very helpful of planning and tracking our trips. We tend to change things as we go and like how flexible the app is on allowing that.

The guidance system did not pick the most RV friendly routes. It took us down one road in Branson that had a sign at the end that specifically prohibited Trucks and RVs. It also does not give any notice of road construction like most of the gps guidance system we have used in the past.

I enjoyed the ability to automatically load campendium sites on the map. The AI suggestions were helpful and the GPS options were nice.

My struggle lied when I wanted to change dates or delete a stop it left that date empty and didn’t alter my arrival dates at other stops as well as the struggle to stay at one location multiple nights and having to put that sight in multiple to times to accommodate a longer than one night stay.

I haven’t had an opportunity to really use the app, but I did load a trip and reviewed it. The good think about the app is you can put critical information in about your rig and you don’t have to worry about low clearances, small roads and restrictions. I’m looking forward to testing the app out later on a trip to Niagara Falls.

The only way I could use Roadtrippers for my trip was to upgrade. I’ve used Roadtrippers for other trips but they told me I was at my trip limit based on my membership. It was frustrating to use the app with the way they formatted the upgrade. I’m tempted to cancel but it is easier to find places to stay and attractions

It was great not to have to worry about the route, as the Roadtrippers app, with navigation, took care of that seamlessly. We also enjoyed the locations selected for us along the way, which seemed to definitely be off the beaten track, but so enjoyable as well, such as the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, Lion Country Safari, and the State Park at Dania Beach. It was an awesome trip.

I love the AI feature that builds a trip full of suggested stops. The only reason I have it a 4 is because it is cumbersome to change routes, for instance taking Hwy 101 instead of I5 from Washington to California. Or taking one way down and another way back.
But overall it is a great app that is very helpful and well worth the price tag.