Find free overnight parking and road-adjacent boondocking near your route. Mile Zero gives you one place to land tonight, with backups and proof.
For van lifers, road trippers, workampers, and anyone whose home moves with them.
Tell Mile Zero where you're headed, when you want to stop, and what you're driving. It checks route fit, reported overnight rules, access, noise, amenities, and recent traveler reports. Then you get one first choice plus ranked backups.
Check the details, save your plan, and navigate when you're ready. If the evidence is thin, you'll see that before you spend daylight and fuel getting there.
See when someone was last there and what they reported about overnight rules, access, noise, safety notes, amenities, and rig fit. Each contribution includes an observed date, and you can see the contributor's standing.
Reports are labeled fresh, aging, or stale. If a route has thin evidence, Mile Zero separates lower-confidence options instead of presenting them as a sure thing.
People stop sharing good spots when sharing means broadcasting them to everyone. For each spot you contribute, choose Open, Shared, or Secret. Share well-known stops widely. Keep sensitive spots among contributors who have earned access.
You can delete your contributions from product surfaces and future summaries, and control who sees spots you manage. Protected access is earned through useful contributions. Paying alone never unlocks protected spots.
You can delete your contributions from product surfaces and future summaries. You decide whether each spot you add is Open, Shared, or Secret.
Club dues fund route planning and help keep the map running. Your standing comes from useful contributions, not dues. Paying alone never unlocks protected spots. The charter puts those commitments in writing.
Read the charter →Mile Zero is built around free overnight options, not campground reservations. Without a paid membership, you can browse Open spots, inspect details, plan manually, and contribute. Signed-in travelers can also try the overnight planner before joining the Club.
New-member launch offer — then $19.99 / year in dues.
Club dues fund route planning and help keep the map running. Your standing comes from contributions, not dues. Paying alone never unlocks protected spots. Membership renews automatically each year.
US pricing. Your localized price and current offer terms appear in the App Store.
Free overnight parking and road-adjacent boondocking: rest areas, public lots, truck stops, highway-adjacent public land, and dispersed areas travelers use for a night or two. Mile Zero isn't a campground-booking app.
It depends on where you are. Rules vary by city, property, and land manager, and they change. Mile Zero shows the overnight rules travelers have reported for each spot and when they reported them. Always check posted signs and local rules on the ground.
No. Conditions, access, and local rules can change. Mile Zero shows reported rules, traveler observations, freshness, and the evidence behind a recommendation so you can make a better decision. You are still responsible for checking the place when you arrive.
No. You can browse Open spots, inspect details, plan manually, and contribute for free. Signed-in travelers can also try the overnight planner. Club dues fund route planning and the map. Paying alone never unlocks protected spots.
Mile Zero shows when conditions were observed. Reports are labeled fresh, aging, or stale, and thin evidence stays visible.
Mile Zero launches on iOS. Android isn't available yet.
More road. Less research.
Mile Zero — the last app you check before dark.
Fieldcraft develops and operates the Mile Zero app and milezero.app.
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