RV Trip Planner

I need a complete RV trip plan that accounts for my vehicle size, route restrictions, and camping preferences.

I am planning an RV trip from [ORIGIN] to [DESTINATION] over [TRIP_LENGTH:select:a long weekend (3-4 days),one week,two weeks,one month,open-ended].

My RV type is [RV_TYPE:select:Class A motorhome,Class B camper van,Class C motorhome,travel trailer,fifth wheel,pop-up camper,truck camper].

My RV dimensions and towing details: [RV_SPECS] (include approximate length, height, gross vehicle weight, and whether you are towing or driving a motorhome).

My hookup preference is [HOOKUPS:select:full hookups only (water electric sewer),partial hookups are fine,dry camping and boondocking welcome,a mix of campgrounds and free camping].

My daily driving comfort is [DAILY_DRIVE:select:under 200 miles per day,200 to 300 miles per day,300 to 400 miles per day,flexible depending on scenery].

My budget for campground fees and fuel is roughly [BUDGET:select:budget-friendly under $75 per day,moderate $75 to $150 per day,comfortable $150 to $250 per day,flexible with no hard limit].

My travel interests include [INTERESTS] (such as national parks, scenic byways, small towns, hiking, fishing, wineries, historical sites, or beach camping).

Must-visit stops or places to avoid along the way: [ROUTE_NOTES?]

Create a day-by-day RV trip plan with the following details. Map out a route that avoids roads with low clearances, steep grades over 8 percent, or weight-restricted bridges that could be a problem for my rig. Recommend campgrounds for each night with booking details, hookup availability, site size, and average nightly cost. Include a fuel planning section with estimated fuel stops based on a tank range of 300 to 500 miles for motorhomes or the tow vehicle range for trailers. Build in a daily driving schedule that follows the 3-3-3 rule as a guideline: drive no more than 300 miles, arrive by 3 PM, and stay at least 3 nights when possible. Suggest activities and attractions near each overnight stop. Note any campground reservation windows or popular parks that fill months in advance. Add a pre-departure checklist covering RV systems, tire pressure, fluid levels, and hitch setup. Include a rough daily cost breakdown covering fuel, campground fees, food, and activities.