Tent campsites and tent campgrounds in USA

Martin Stream Campground

• Family-friendly park on the banks of the Martin Stream near Turner, ME
• Direct access to river for fishing, canoeing and kayaking
• Heated pool, playground, volleyball court and communal firepit

The Country Place

• Riverside campsite near the Shenandoah River
• Bordered by the George Washington National Forest
• Enjoy canoeing, kayaking, swimming and horse-riding

iCamp Green River

• Well-maintained park a mile from Green River town centre
• Within an hour's drive of Arches and Canyonlands national parks
• Next to Green River State Park for walks, picnics and swimming

Little Heaven Ranch

• Off-the-grid Arizona site 35 minutes' drive from the Grand Canyon
• A 40-minute drive to Williams and an hour to Flagstaff
• Bottled water and firewood on site; campfires and dogs allowed

Glen's Cove

• Friendly resort on the banks of St Marys River near Goetzville
• Several golf courses within an hour's drive
• Great fishing on site, with bait and tackle shop and boat rentals

Sourdough Campground RV Park and Café

• Forest site in the small town of Tok, famed for its sled dogs
• Café serving home-cooked breakfast, dinner and baked goods
• Close to outdoor activities including fishing, hiking and canoeing

Goose Creek Ranch

LOGE Westport

• Westport, Washington site 15 minutes’ walk from a surfing beach
• Sea-fishing charters and Westport Harbour Marina 10 minutes’ drive
• Café and work stations available along with board and wetsuit hire

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

Groundhog Lake RV Park and Campground

• Right by the Groundhog Reservoir in the high country of Colorado
• Spectacular mountain views and excellent fishing at the park
• Within 10 minutes' drive of the two-million-acre San Juan Forest

Grove Ridge RV Resort

• Well-maintained RV park in a rural setting for ages 55 and over
• Downtown Dade City within four miles; a 45-minute drive from Tampa
• Pool, library, games room, clubhouse, aqua aerobics and bingo

The Playful Goose Campground

• Family-friendly site 10 minutes from the Horicon Marsh wildlife area
• An hour’s drive from Milwaukee breweries, museums and zoo
• Fishing, canoes and boats for hire, indoor swimming pool for guests

Gunnison Lakeside RV Park & Cabins

• RV park on the banks of the Blue Mesa Reservoir
• Fishing licences and tackle available to buy on site
• Near several recreation areas for hiking, mountain biking and climbing

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

Kings River Falls Campground

• Remote site by the Kings River Falls with caves and swimming holes
• A short walk to the Kings River Falls trailhead; drive to other trails
• Public and private wild swimming holes; firepits and picnic tables

Handmaids Gate Camp

• Pick your own pitch at a peaceful back-to-nature site
• A five-minute drive from Floyd and 20 minutes from Buffalo Mountain
• Firepit and spring-fed water available, plus lots of berries to pick

Our Desert Homestead

• Camping on a desert homestead 35 minutes’ drive from Albuquerque
• A 30-minute drive to Coronado Historical Site and Toadstool Hoodoos
• Off-grid, dark skies site with animals and a chance of desert sunsets

Outwest Campground and RV Park

• Well-tended leafy site by a fishing lake in north Texas countryside
• 50 minutes from Forth Worth for speedway, stockyards and rodeo
• Also 50 minutes to Eagle Mountain Lake; sail and fish, hike and bike

Maine Primitive Skills School

• Primitive campsite with easy access to trails near Augusta in Maine
• Gateway to Down East and northern Maine; 10 minutes’ drive to Augusta
• Secluded forest pitches near fishing lakes, disc golf and restaurants

The Springs at Borrego RV Resort and Golf Course

• Award-winning resort and golf course in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
• Hiking trails, off-roading and wildlife spotting within 30 minutes
• Top spot for stargazing in California’s only Dark Sky Reserve