A big part of camping is finding the right campground to stay at.
A poor location can make for a poor camping experience.
We all want the best views, the best spots and the best places to stay.
We’ve put together loads of information on campgrounds all around the US so that you can not only find the best places to stay, but find the best things to do while you’re there.
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Whether you live in Louisiana, or plan to visit soon, one of my favorite things about the state is, surprisingly not the delicious/diverse cuisine, but its variety of gorgeous campgrounds. If you want to spend some quality time with the family or just explore the outdoors on your own, camping is one of the best …
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Often called the First State, Delaware is in the Mid-Atlantic region and is home to countless historical landmarks. With a plethora of State Parks, beaches, and other leisure activities, Delaware is a huge vacation destination that generates billions of dollars each year thanks to all the tourism. Delaware saw 9.2 million visitors in 2018 according …
Three islands in the South Pacific create the National Park of American Samoa. This is one of the most unique American national parks, and I can tell you from experience it’s a place you’re going to want to experience. It is the only land in the National Park System that exists beneath the equator. The …
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Whether you’re a camping connoisseur or total newbie, there are just some aspects of Acadia National Park that make this experience different from all the rest. Located primarily on Maine’s Mount Desert Island, this 47,000 acre recreational area is one of the most beautiful spots in the country. Camping here is a goal that’s on …
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With scenic lakes, deep woodlands, and rolling plains, South Dakota has plenty of breathtaking landscapes just waiting to be explored! If you’re itching to get outdoors, you can easily visit any of one of this incredible state’s national forests, state parks, or private campgrounds to enjoy a trip that you will never forget. With so …
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Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the U.S, but it more than makes up for its size in the diversity of its landscape. Rhode Island has beautiful beaches, wetlands, and of course the amazing forests that the North East is known for. Rhode Island has a surprising amount of campgrounds for such a …
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“The redwoods, once seen, leave a mark or create a vision that stays with you always. No one has ever successfully painted or photographed a redwood tree. The feeling they produce is not transferable. From them comes silence and awe. It’s not only their unbelievable stature, nor the color which seems to shift and vary …
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Badlands National Park is located in southwestern South Dakota. The truly desolate and completely unique landscape is home to vast grasslands as well as extensively eroded rock formations. The bizarre and colorful rocky structures combined with the absolute isolation far from civilization make this a must-see national park. And, like always, our favorite way to …
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Wyoming is a haven for outdoor recreation, especially camping. Not only is it the least populated state in the nation, but it’s also home to two national parks (Yellowstone and Grand Teton), two national recreation areas, two national monuments, and several national forests. And don’t forget the diverse terrain, from mountains in the west to …
“Far away in northwestern Montana, hidden from view by clustering mountain peaks, lies an unmapped corner – the Crown of the Continent.” – George Bird Grinnell (1901) Glacier National Park in Montana is known as the “Crown of the Continent Ecosystem.” The vast pristine wilderness is home to thousands of plant and animal species, including …
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Oregon’s only national park (and the fifth oldest in the nation!), Crater Lake National Park is an incredibly popular Pacific Northwest camping destination thanks to its beautiful scenery, abundant hiking trails, and peaceful campgrounds. Although this Oregon national park has a lot to offer, the obvious focal point is the titular Crater Lake, a stunningly …
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Montana is undoubtedly one of the best states for outdoor recreation in the entire country. Locals and visitors alike enjoy hiking and backpacking, wildlife viewing, hunting and fishing, water recreation, winter activities like snowshoeing, and, of course, camping to name just a few popular outdoor activities. Camping in Big Sky Country is my favorite way …
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Are you planning a Congaree National Park camping trip? With just two small tent campgrounds, both walk-up only, plus ample backcountry camping opportunities, Congaree National Park is a far cry from the hustle and bustle of America’s more popular national parks. This South Carolinian wonderland protects a peaceful expanse of old growth bottomland hardwood forest, …
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Camping in Theodore Roosevelt National Park is my favorite way to explore this stunning part of western North Dakota. An often overlooked and definitely underrated gem, this national park is known for its expansive stretches of rugged, stark, and spectacularly-colored badlands as well as ample wildlife viewing opportunities, especially bison and wild horses. Spread out …
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From the hill country to the rugged deserts of the southwest, Texas is as diversified a state as they come. Bordered by the Rio Grand, the Red River, and the Sabine, the state’s landscape is a mix of desserts, pine forests, prairies, beaches, and mountains. Interested in tent camping? RVing? Or do you want to …
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