Find your campsite here before you go on your next camping trip. Our Guide To State And National Park Campgrounds is convenient to use and also contains a few private campgrounds.
If this is your first RV camping trip, check out these posts. You will find lots of things you'll need to know before you hit the road.
We hope you will use our guide as reference for where to stop as you venture on your next road trip. We like to stay at campgrounds just off the highway we are traveling on or near sights we would like to see. We always look for state campgrounds first before private. We have found so many that we would love to go back to one day. Then there are a few that we will want to avoid.
As a feature of this guide the campgrounds by using a 1(low) - 5 (high) rating. We take into consideration the cleanliness of the park, especially the bathrooms (which all have handicap facilities except where noted), the helpfulness and friendliness of the staff, the facilities, amenities and the size of the campsites.
In addition, we will have pictures of our campsites and surroundings to give you an idea of what to expect if you go. We hope it will be a useful guide for you as you make your plans for your next RV road trip.
State By State Guide To State And National Park Campgrounds
As we go on more camping trips, we will update this state by state guide to state and national park campgrounds. Make sure you bookmark this page so you can remember to come back and see the updates!
Alabama
Click here for Alabama State And National Park Campgrounds
Alaska
Coming soon! (Maybe!)Arizona
Click here to find Arizona State and National Park CampgroundsArkansas
Click here to find Arkansas State and National Park campgrounds.California
Click here to find California State and National Park campgrounds.Colorado
Click here to find Colorado State And National Park CampgroundsConnecticut
Click here to find Connecticut State And National Park CampgroundsDelaware
Coming soon!Florida
Click here to find Florida State and National Park campgrounds.
Georgia
Click here to find Georgia State and National Park campgrounds.
Things To Do In Georgia:
(1)Stone Mountain Park, Atlanta, Georgia
(2)A Weekend In Atlanta,
Hawaii
Coming soon! (Maybe!)Idaho
Coming soon!Illinois
Coming soon!Indiana
Coming soon!Iowa
Coming soon!Things To Do In Iowa:
(1)Things To Do In Sioux City, Iowa
Kansas
Click here to find Kansas State And National Park CampgroundsKentucky
Click here to find Kentucky State and National Park campgrounds.Louisiana
Click here to find Louisiana State and National Park campgrounds.Maine
Coming soon!Maryland
Click here to find Maryland State and National Park campgrounds.Massachusetts
Coming soon!Michigan
Click here to find Michigan State and National Park CampgroundsMinnesota
Click here to find Minnesota State and National Park CampgroundsMississippi
Coming soon!Missouri
Coming soon!Montana
Click here to find Montana State And National CampgroundsNebraska
Click here to find Nebraska State And National Park CampgroundNevada
Coming soon!Things To Do In Nevada:
(2)Free Things To Do In Las Vegas.
Things To Do In New Mexico:
New Hampshire
Coming soon!New Jersey
Coming soon!New Mexico
Click here to find New Mexico State And National Park Campgrounds.
(1)Carlsbad, New Mexico, FL - NM Road Trip, Stop 5
Things To Do In North Carolina:
New York
Coming soon!
Things To Do In New York:
North Carolina
Click here to find North Carolina State And National Park Campgrounds.
North Dakota
Click here to find North Dakota State And National Park CampgroundsOhio
Coming soon!Oklahoma
Click here to find Oklahoma State And National Park CampgroundsOregon
Coming soon!Pennsylvania
Coming soon!Rhode Island
Coming soon!South Carolina
Coming soon! But for now, check out our post about Charleston, South Carolina.South Dakota
Click here for South Dakota State And National Park CampgroundsTennessee
Click here to find Tennessee State and National Park Campgrounds.
Things To Do In Tennessee:
(3)Nashville, TN - FL To NM Road Trip - Stop 8
(4)Things To Do In Memphis, TN
(4)Things To Do In Memphis, TN
Texas
Click here to find Texas State and National Park Campgrounds.Check out this private campground San Antonio/Alamo KOA
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DeleteI've bookmarked this for later to see what you add. When in Washington State, go camp at Cape Disappointment State Park on the coast. It's great and will not disappoint! (There's a history lesson in the name of the park.) The beach is right there and the little ocean towns are fun to window shop. Since it is Western Washington, visit during July to early September for warmer weather. If you like the rain like me (it's my liquid sunshine), visit anytime! ~Adrienne from Gluten Free Preppers and a member of the Blogger's Pit Stop Crew P.S. The Pacific Ocean on Washington's coast is ALWAYS freezing!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for asking but we are not technically talented enough to make videos. That is such a good idea and would give our readers a better view of the campgrounds we visit!
DeleteTo answer your second question: You usually can't go wrong with camping at state and national parks. They are affordable and offer so much in different ways to enjoy nature either by foot or kayak, etc. I really loved Lake Catherine State Park in Arkansas because of the many small but gorgeous waterfalls we saw on the hike we took there.
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