Boonpoint 1.1.0 — find a spot tonight. • Find me a spot tonight: tap the moon on the map for a ranked shortlist within 40 miles — official campgrounds, dispersed sites, truck stops, rest areas and overnight lots — with sunset and arrival times, reviews and fees weighed in. • Rest-area overnight rules by state, with the source, on every rest-area pin. • Empty view? The map now points you to the nearest spot and takes you there. • Gym and shower hours, phone and address when available. • Your first 7 days are explained up front; after the week the map, search, weather, wishlist and your private journal stay usable. Pro keeps BLM/USFS overlays, offline regions, community posting and photos. • New lower prices: $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year.

Boonpoint 1.0.8 — the community update. • Add missing spots. See a campsite, water source, dump station, propane stop, or overnight parking spot we don't have? Tap the + button on the map, or long-press and choose "Add a community spot here." Works offline — your spot saves on your device and uploads automatically when you have signal again. Sign in with Apple is required so spots can be moderated. Community spots always show as Unconfirmed, so you can tell them apart from official government data. • Traveler reports. On any review, share the cell signal you got (by carrier), what you paid for the night, and the biggest rig you saw fit. Spot pages roll these up — "Verizon — 4 of 5 bars," recent price range, max reported rig length — so you know what to expect before you arrive. • Search by name. Spot search now matches names across every layer, including community-added spots. • RV parks. The map now shows paid RV parks alongside campgrounds and dispersed spots, so you can compare options in one place. • Elevation. Spot pages now show elevation — handy for planning around altitude and weather. • Full hookups tag. Spots can be tagged for full hookups (water, sewer, and electric) so you can tell a real RV stay at a glance. • Sync reliability: a "spots waiting to sync" indicator, plus a sign-in fix for stalled syncing. • New Help section covering how community spots work. Every new install gets a 7-day trial window before a subscription is required — plenty of time to see if Boonpoint earns a place on your next trip.

• Fixed National Forest (USFS) campgrounds not appearing on the map • Official Boonpoint area info now shows a clear badge on spot pages • Small fixes and cleanups

Reporting now works properly. If you report a review, a photo, or a spot listing, it reaches us — previously some reports could fail to send. Privacy Policy and Terms are now available directly in the app (Layers → Legal), along with the app version. Corrected our description of how verified stays work: being at the spot is the proof — there is no minimum stay length.

New: • Smarter search — type "nearest rest stop", "camping", "dump station", or "gym" and get the closest ones sorted by distance; tap to fly there • Route-aware: "rest stop on 80" keeps results along that highway • Share a journal entry to the community later — stays saved privately (e.g. while signed out) can now be posted from the Trip Journal • Photos now show right in the journal list Field-test fixes: • New camera button — snap photos of a spot right from the log-stay prompt • Your review photos now save to your private trip journal • Camera shots survive an app restart while you're writing a review • Fixed "I'm here — report status" on gyms, water, and other resources doing nothing when tapped • Community sharing now tells you when a post didn't go through instead of failing silently • Fixed 'Choose from Library' doing nothing in the journal and wishlist editors • Fixed the review prompt re-appearing at spots you'd already logged

- Sharing is now a clear choice: every stay log has a public-share toggle, and your private trip journal stays private - Traveler reports refresh right after you post and can include photos - Offline regions now save water, dump, propane, gym, and shower pins too - Gyms only mention showers when the data actually confirms them - Map polish: tappable colored cluster pins, an always-available Reload button, and many smaller fixes

Honest pins. Spots are now labeled by where the data comes from — an official source (Recreation.gov, the Forest Service, a state-park dataset) versus a community-mapped spot — instead of a blanket "verified" claim. Developed, paid/reservable campgrounds now show a distinct pin so you won't mistake them for free dispersed sites, and every spot card reminds you to confirm the rules on-site before you stay. Plus accuracy fixes across federal and OpenStreetMap data, clearer fee labeling, and safer water-source info.

Community reviews. After a verified stay you can post how a spot was — and read what other travelers reported. Got the knock and had to move on? You can still review from down the road. Water, dump, and propane spots can be reviewed too. Report or block anything off.

Find water, dump stations, and propane. New map layer shows drinking water (springs, taps, wells, and RV potable-fill points), RV sanitary dump stations, and propane refill — sourced live from OpenStreetMap. Tap any water pin to see whether it's potable. Toggle each on or off under Layers → Water & Resources.