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WikiCamps vs Trek Eleven.

Short answer: pick WikiCamps if you want the biggest community, trip planning, bookings and offline maps today, and you are happy to pay once per platform. Pick Trek Eleven, which we make, if you want a free app with no account to look around, where every fact shows its source and the date it was checked.

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A small tent pitched on grass beside a wooden picnic table, with bush behind.
Photo by Mark Direen on Pexels. For illustration only: it is not a place we have checked.

The short version

  • We make Trek Eleven, so we have a stake in your choice. This is not a review: we have not tested WikiCamps ourselves.
  • WikiCamps is a one-off purchase per platform, on iPhone and Android, built on community listings, photos and reviews.12
  • Trek Eleven is free, needs no account to look around, and shows when each fact was last checked.3

Side by side

Read on 5 November 2026.

WikiCamps from its own store listing and website; Trek Eleven from our help pages.
WikiCampsTrek Eleven (ours)
CostPaid, one-off, per platformFree
PhonesiPhone, AndroidiPhone, and in your browser; Android coming
OfflineMaps and up to three planned tripsSaved and recent places open with no signal; full offline maps planned4
DataCommunity listings, photos and reviewsGovernment lists and open data, each fact with its source and date
Trips and bookingsTrip planning and bookings2Not yet

Pick this if

  • WikiCamps if you want a big community, a trip planner, bookings and offline maps now, and paying once suits you.
  • Trek Eleven if you want to know who said a fact and when, set your rig once for access notes, and look around without signing in.
  • Both if you like a second opinion: nothing stops you having two apps.

Where WikiCamps is ahead

WikiCamps is on Android today, keeps maps and planned trips offline, and has trip planning and bookings.2 It also has a much bigger community of listings, photos and reviews.1 Trek Eleven is newer and smaller, and most places have not been checked by us. Each place page says so plainly.

Questions

Is Trek Eleven free?

Yes. It is free to use, with no account needed to look around.4

Can I use Trek Eleven with no signal?

Places you save, and places you looked at recently, open with no signal. The map needs a connection for now, and full offline maps are planned.

What other apps are there?

See WikiCamps alternatives or the camping apps compared.

Try Trek Eleven

Get it in the App Store for iPhone, or open it in your browser. Whichever app you use, check fire bans and closures with the official source before you go.

Find places near you

Our region and Camping near pages list the campsites, caravan parks and rest areas on record in every state and territory, from open data. Each place says whether Trek Eleven has checked it, and unchecked places are only suggestions. They do not say that camping is allowed, free or open, so read the sources above first.

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Sources

Every claim about another app above comes from that app's own App Store listing or website, and every claim about Trek Eleven from our own help pages, written up in our own words. We read each page on 5 November 2026. Apps change, so open the listing itself before you rely on it.

  1. WikiCamps AustraliaWikiCamps. Checked . The page shows no date.
  2. WikiCamps AustraliaApple App Store. Checked . The listing shows no date for these details.
  3. How we checkTrek Eleven. Checked . The page shows no date.
  4. Help and FAQTrek Eleven. Checked . The page shows no date.

This guide is general information, not legal advice. Trek Eleven has not visited the places it mentions and does not say that any of them is open, safe or allowed.

Check before you go

Apps change their prices, features and phones often. Every claim about WikiCamps here comes from its own App Store listing or website, read on the date shown in the sources. Check the store listing before you buy, and check fire bans and closures with the official sources before you travel.

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