3.7 




This app is a great way to see if the land where I am or I'm going has places I can camp for free. I like that it seems to work even with no cell coverage. The one thing I'd change if I could would be to choose which part of the US I'd like data files downloaded for. My phone doesn't have a huge amount of memory, and this app uses a lot, I assume for the great data file.





Edit: the map accuracy has been improved which earns this app 3 stars instead of 2, but it won't let you create a pin or find gps coordinates of a particular location which makes it useless as a navigation tool. I'd rate 5 stars if they added that one little feature. Then I'd be able to transfer it to google maps for directions. Instead I have to memorize what the general area looks like and then go hunting for it on google maps.





Someone took a nation-wide screenshot of public GIS data and turned it into an app. The result is horribly pixelated. Looks great when you're zoomed out at state level. Worthless when you zoom in beyond county level and are missing the real details of public land boundaries. Geospatial MVUM maps are free, but this "app" is not.





It could be a good app but accuracy isn't it's strong suite...For example, I'm presently on private property and surrounded by numerous pieces of private property yet it's showing this entire area as national forest...theres also an annoying blur on the edges of the layers making it difficult to tell where the boundary actually lies; when zoomed out, thats great to look at but zoomed it, the true boundaries are vague to say the least...





A great app for the price. After using it for a year and adding about 100 pins for campsites, I wish US Public Lands would let me save my pin labels and GPS coordinates to a text file or CSV, or email them, so that I would have them backed up in case I lose my phone.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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