HitchHerd

Travel together. Keep your own trip.

Plan your nights. When someone else’s route overlaps, roll with them for a stretch — then peel off, skip a park, and catch up later. Solo works. Company is optional.

Start a trip free Peek at a trip

Plan a trip for yourself — or invite your friends to come along for the ride.

Canyon stretch (demo)

A sample stretch: Moab → Grand Canyon → Sedona.

Demo

Dead Horse Point State ParkHere

Moab, UT

Sep 28 – 302 nights

Mather Campground

Grand Canyon, AZ

Sep 30 – Oct 33 nights

Caravan · Canyon stretch

Rancho Sedona RV Park

Sedona, AZ

Oct 7 – 103 nights

Meetup · Sedona gathering

Made-up travelers on real parks — tap nights on Moab and watch the next stop slide. Not a live trip, and not affiliated with these parks.

What’s on the road this month

Meetups coming up. Some live on HitchHerd; some we just list. If it isn’t ours, you RSVP with them.

Open Explore →

Texas Resort Getaway 2026
Meetup
Camp Margaritaville RV Resort Crystal Beach · Crystal Beach, TX
Sep 28, 2026 – Oct 2, 2026
Escapees RV Club
Escapees / Harvest Hosts beachside getaway at Camp Margaritaville Crystal Beach on the Bolivar Peninsula — five days of Gulf Coast community with shared meals, live music, lawn games, optional seminars, and plenty of unscheduled resort time. Full-hookup sites; pool, hot tub, beach access, dog park. Not a formal rally — a curated small-group getaway focused on connection and slowing down.
Not hosted on HitchHerd. HitchHerd is not affiliated with Escapees RV Club. RSVP on their site.
Add this stop to my trip
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ABQ Balloon Fiesta Experience 2026
Meetup
Park TBA · Albuquerque, NM
Sep 28, 2026 – Oct 11, 2026
Fulltime Families
Fulltime Families Balloon Fiesta Experience Rally in Albuquerque — arrive early for crew training and balloon-pilot hangouts, then stay through the entire Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Mass Ascension, Glodeo, crewing, and balloons landing near camp. Smaller rally this year; most organized activities Mon–Fri week one, group Fiesta visits Sat–Sun. Boondocking on Balloon Fiesta Campground South lot (host park TBA on HitchHerd until confirmed). FTF members event.
Not hosted on HitchHerd. HitchHerd is not affiliated with Fulltime Families. RSVP on their site.
I’m going
Official signup →
Grand Design Owners Arkansas Rally 2026
Meetup
Catherine's Landing · Hot Springs, AR
Sep 30, 2026 – Oct 4, 2026
Grand Design RV Owners / Wagonmasters
Grand Design owners rally in Hot Springs, Arkansas (Sep 30–Oct 4, 2026) at Catherine's Landing (1700 Shady Grove Road). Owners community rally; waitlist may apply.
Not hosted on HitchHerd. HitchHerd is not affiliated with Grand Design RV Owners / Wagonmasters. RSVP on their site.
Add this stop to my trip
Official signup →I’m going

Built for how RVers actually move

Plans change. Weather changes. Somebody interesting shows up two sites over. HitchHerd is built for that, not against it.

Plan in nights

Stay two nights in Moab, then three at the Canyon. Pin a reservation and the rest of the trip flexes around it — no hour-by-hour calendar.

Roll together for a stretch

Share a piece of road, not a second itinerary. Skip a park, peel off for a side trip, rejoin later. Your trip stays yours.

Drop a gathering on your trip

See a meetup on your route, add the stop, you’re going. If HitchHerd isn’t hosting it, we say so — you RSVP with them.

It keeps rolling when you’re off-grid

HitchHerd follows the plan you already made, even when you don’t check in. Stayed an extra night? Fix it when you have signal. The app doesn’t rewrite your trip behind your back.

Your road. Shared when you want it.

Not a campground directory and not a feed. It’s your trip — and the people whose nights overlap it.
You decide who sees where you are. A public gathering doesn’t publish your name or your pin.
Plan, roll, and host for free. Extra tools come later.

About HitchHerd

HitchHerd is for RV travelers who want company without giving up the trip. You keep your own itinerary. When routes overlap, you can roll with a caravan or drop into a meetup for a stretch — then go your own way.

Ready when you are.

Name a trip, drop in the first couple of nights, and you’re on the map. Invite people when the roads line up.