Tent campsites and tent campgrounds in Western USA

Alaskan Angler RV Resort

• Well-maintained level campsite suitable for large RVs
• Excellent base to enjoy what the Kenai Peninsula has to offer
• Perfect for fishing and wildlife lovers

High Country RV Park

• Family-friendly site on Unaweep-Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway
• One million acres of hunting and wildlife-spotting land within an hour
• Direct access to hiking, riding, ATV, UTV and jeep trails

Lake Erie Campground

Diamond M Ranch Resort

• Rural Alaskan setting to use as a scenic Kenai Peninsula active base
• Between Soldotna and Kenai with easy day trips to Seward and Homer
• Hikes, horse rides, farm visits and campfire/food nights all arranged

Benton RV Park and Campground

• Four blocks from the Missouri river, in the town of Fort Benton
• Close to historic attractions and river-based activities
• Free wifi, horseshoes game, barbecue areas and picnic tables

Grand Canyon Caverns RV Park

• On the Grand Canyon caverns and among tall trees
• Set on historic USA Route 66
• Pool, convenience store, barbecue pit and wifi

Bear Valley RV and Campground Resort

3 Dreamers RV Park

• Quiet Arizona park just off Highway 60, 15 minutes from Salome
• Views of the Sonoran Desert; 25 minutes' drive from Quartzsite
• Fitness suite, bar and friendly clubhouse with music and events

Tolsona Wilderness Campground

• Creekside site surrounded by woods, 15 minutes' drive from Glenallan
• A mile from Tolsona mud volcano; a half-hour drive from Copper Center
• Theme events and kids' activities on summer weekends

Allicins Ranch

• Pitches on a small organic garlic farm in the Kootenai Valley
• Forest setting 45 minutes' drive from Canadian border
• Volunteering opportunities, plus pond with rope swing

Honey Lake Campground

• In the Sierra Madre Mountains just off Highway 395
• 70 miles from Reno
• Restaurant, lounge and well stocked general store

Winchester RV Park

• Quiet rural site four miles from the historic mining town of Republic
• Next to the walking and cycling of the Ferry County Rail Trail
• A mile from Curlew Lake for fishing, swimming and watersports

Dolores River Campground

• On the banks of the Dolores river, two miles from Dolores town centre
• On-site fishing pond and direct access to the river for fly fishing
• Dog-walking area, nature trail, fish-cleaning station and social hall

Mountain Valley Lodge and RV Park

• For birdwatchers, one of only two trogon nesting places in the U.S.
• Views over Chiricahua Mountain, home to hundreds of bird species
• Desert oasis

Lake Stop Resort

• The Bighorn Mountains beckon from your doorstep
• Cafe and lounge with gourmet burgers, Korean tacos, appetisers
• Wyoming and Lake DeSmet souvenirs, fishing licenses, auto supplies

Duke's Slickrock Campground and RV Park

• Spacious and quiet park near the Fremont river in Hanksville, Utah
• Within 40 minutes' drive of Goblin Valley and Capitol Reef parks
• Town centre location; on-site restaurant open from 7am daily; laundry

Spirit Walk

• Secluded, private campsite in Sequoia National Forest
• A 10-minute drive from Kernville and Lake Isabella
• Peaceful adults-only pitches on sacred land; no-smoking policy

Stampede RV Park

• Within walking distance of western action at Tombstone
• A few miles from the Dragoon Mountains and the San Pedro River
• Breakfast restaurant, bakery and free hot showers

Camp Ikigai at Ikigai Animal Sanctuary

• Stay at a 72-acre California animal sanctuary and historic goldmine
• A half-hour drive to Kings Canyon National Park entrance
• Naturist-friendly site with hiking trails and a communal firepit

Campe Diem

• Peaceful wild-style campsite in Costilla County, Colorado
• A 10-minute drive from Fort Garland; San Luis 20 minutes
• A 65-acre property with exceptional sunsets, sunrises and stargazing