Get the app.
The Trek Eleven app for iPhone is free in the App Store, with no account needed to look around. Android follows, and is not in Google Play yet. The browser version works on any phone or computer today, needs no account either, and covers camping across Australia.
Android
Google Play
Coming soon
Coming soon after iPhone.
Want to look around now? Use Trek Eleven in your browser.
Where Trek Eleven runs
| Where | Status | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Browser | Live | Open Trek Eleven |
| iPhone | In the App Store | Get it free |
| Android | After iPhone | Not in Google Play yet |
What you get
- No account to look around. Browse the map and open any place. Sign in only to add a photo, a review or a check.
- Every fact has a date. Old information fades, and a place nobody has visited says so plainly. See how we check.
- Set your rig once. Choose 2WD, AWD, 4WD, caravan, big rig or rooftop tent, and access notes are flagged for what you drive.
- Places all over Australia. 13,157 places to camp or stop in 31 regions, every state and territory, each with its source named.
- Check before you go. Fire and road alerts show near a place where we have an official feed. We never call a place safe, so read the official sources too.
Quick answers
- When will the Android app be in Google Play? Soon after iPhone. We will say so on this page and in launch news as soon as it is out.
- Do I need the app to use Trek Eleven? No. The browser version works on any phone or computer today.
- Is it free? Yes. It is free to download and free to look around.
- Is it for one state only? No. It is built for all of Australia, and every place says how much we know about it.
Want to hear when Android lands? Get launch news. Or read how Trek Eleven works.