The Founding 100 · Open now

Lock in $25 a year. Forever.
Or just pay by the trip!

Plans & pricing

Every place you watch gets three things: an alert when a site opens, a warning if fire, smoke or a closure threatens your dates, and somewhere clear to go if it does. A membership watches all your places at once. Free watches one.

Free

$0 · always

One place at a time

  • Email alerts every time your one place opens up
  • Trip-safety alerts — fire, smoke and closures near your dates
  • The live Colorado conditions board
  • Release reminders & all guides — free during beta

One trip

$7 per trip

Every place, one trip

  • One set of dates — watch as many campgrounds, permits and zones as you like inside them
  • The dates lock to the trip you spend it on; nothing renews
  • Trip-safety alerts on those dates, texts as soon as they launch
  • No account gymnastics — pay, watch, camp, done
Get a one-trip passNo account yet? Buy now — we set one up on your checkout email and send you a sign-in link.

$7 while the Founding 100 last; $11 once the 100th spot fills.

Founding Ranger

Everything, forever

$49$25 a year · locked for life

Every place, all year

33 of 100 spots left

  • Unlimited watches — campsites, permits, wilderness
  • Text alerts, the moment they go live
  • Release reminders for every system — yours to keep when beta ends
  • “Clear elsewhere” rebook suggestions when your dates go bad
  • Founders-only intel as it lands — best-site lists, cancellation patterns
  • Your number, your rate: Founding Ranger #1–100, $25 no matter what we add
Become a Founding RangerNo account yet? Buy now — we set one up on your checkout email and send you a sign-in link.

Founding numbers are assigned in purchase order — first 100 only. After that, the annual plan is $49.
Every purchase is covered by a 30-day, no-questions refund.

Chris smiling on a backpacking trail beneath red rock spires
Hi, I’m Chris!

Camping happiness without the headaches.

Campsite Ranger exists because I’ve always been frustrated by how hard it is to secure a good campsite. I don’t have time to keep refreshing recreation.gov like I’m trying to get tickets to the year’s hottest Red Rocks show.

My wife, our toddler daughter, and I live in Arvada — and every single alert here comes from the same system our own trips run on. Questions, ideas, requests? Shoot me a note at chris@campsiteranger.com — it really is just me over here.