Tent Camping in USA

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

A-1 Twin Valley Campground

• Quiet, family-oriented park 10 minutes' drive from Carrollton
• 20 minutes' drive from boating and fishing at Atwood Lake
• Swimming pool, fishing pond, playgrounds and games room

Lost Hills RV Park

• Big-rig friendly park with easy freeway access
• Close to restaurants, RV wash and petrol stations
• Seasonal pool, playground, free wifi and dog exercise area

Big Timber Lake Camping Resort

• Forest campground with easy access from Highway 9
• Five miles from Avalon beach and 15 from Cape May
• Fishing, beach, ice cream shop, snack bar, gym and high ropes course

Riverbend Campground

• Wooded campsite on the Nisqually River in Olympia
• Three playgrounds on site
• Sixty miles to Mount Rainier for hiking, climbing or snow activities

Camp Escape

• Wilderness campground surrounded by forest, 10 miles from Merrill
• A 20-minute drive to Underdown Recreation Area; 50 to Ice Age Trail
• Secluded forest sites, with lake views, wooded hills, and fishing

Big Buck Resort

• 500-acre woodlands with two small lakes, 1.5 hours from Memphis
• Asphalt roads into park for easy access: no need to drive off road
• Archery and gun ranges, pool, fishing, canoeing, hiking and restaurant

St Hazards Waterfront Resort and Brewery

• Lively 21-acre resort on Middle Bass Island in the middle of Lake Erie
• Private beach, with kayaking and paddleboarding available nearby
• Restaurant, microbrewery, swimming pool, hot tub and playground

Riverview RV Park

• RV park in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains
• Barbecues, picnic tables and fire pits
• Near the Big Thompson Canyon and Rocky Mountain National Park

Birds and Barrels Vineyards

• Small, simple site on a family-run winery in the Willcox area
• Chiricahua National Monument and Fort Bowie within 45 minutes' drive
• Tours and tastings on site; several more wineries a short walk away

Kewaunee RV & Campground

• Family-owned site a mile from Kewaunee town centre
• On the north-western shore of vast Lake Michigan
• Boat mooring, heated pool, firepits, hammocks, games room and shop

GoodVibes Ranch and Farm

• “Discover the Joy of Nature. Your Ultimate Mountain Escape!”
• Explore the surrounding hiking trails and wide range of activities.
• Tent camping, glamping units, or eco-friendly trailers, and more.

Short Mountain Distillery Campground

• Beautiful 400 acres on a distillery farm -disc golf - hiking -biking

Horseshoe Acres Campground

• Family-friendly and pet-friendly open and spacious park
• 20 minutes' drive from the Green Mountain National Forest
• Activities for all ages, miniature golf, playground and firepit area

Sage View Ranch

• Large park five minutes’ drive from Paonia, in Colorado wine country
• Needle Rock Trailhead a half-hour drive; fishing an hour and a half
• Resident goats and chickens; views of the Rocky Mountains

Cedar Creek RV Park

• Small, well-maintained and peaceful family-owned park
• Five minutes' drive from Montrose and 20 from the Black Canyon
• Creek, dog-walking area, firewood sales and free vintage golf course

Elmer's Cove

• Primitive waterfront campground overlooking Cobscook Bay in Maine
• Five minutes’ drive to Cobscook Bay State Park and Timberdoodle Trail
• Naturist friendly; access to swimming, boating, fishing and hiking

Starry Nights

Sugar Creek Glen Campground

• Riverside park surrounded by waterfalls, cliffs, meadows and woodland
• Hunting half an hour's drive away
• Trout fishing, hiking and wildlife spotting

Beaver Lakes Campground

• Dog-friendly mountainous wildlife haven in West Virginia
• A 20-minute drive to Summersville Lake and the Tri Rivers Rail Trail
• Six ponds and hiking trails across 250 acres; convenience store nearby