You can visit websites such as Plugshare or Google Maps which allow you to search by address, city, or zip code to find stations in your area. Google Maps typically show networked charging stations, but the community on Plugshare incorporates both. The websites are also available as apps that you can download to your smartphone for a convenient way to search for stations when away from your computer.
EVmatch is a peer-to-peer network for electric vehicle (EV) charging where home charging station owners rent their stations to other EV drivers. Any EV driver can reserve and pay for use of an EVmatch charging station in advance to know exactly when and where they'll charge next. EVmatch stations include Level 1 (110V) and Level 2 (240V) charging stations, and have options for all vehicle types including Tesla. EVmatch operates across Southern California and is quickly expanding across the West Coast of the United States.