Tent campsites and tent campgrounds in USA

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

Golden Eagle RV Park

• Family-owned park with spectacular mountain and lake views
• Centrally located for hiking, wildlife watching and Eagle Lake fishing
• Clubhouse, snack wagon and gift shop selling Native American art

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

Kamp Klamath RV Park and Campground

• Quiet and scenic site in the middle of Redwood National Park
• Surrounded by the Klamath River
• Award-winning site smokehouse with locally caught Chinook salmon

Rest and Ride Ranch

• Peaceful dog-friendly wild camping site near the Clinch river
• A 20-minute drive to Elrod Falls; Pennington Gap Greenway 50 minutes
• Trails on site; restaurants and a supermarket five minutes’ drive away

Arndt's Aroostook River Lodge and Campground

• Top-notch 4-season recreational campground
• In the heart of Aroostook Valley
• Family-friendly and cosy atmosphere

The Crosspatch

• Working horse ranch set among the hills of Cattaraugus County
• Allegany State Park 15 minutes' drive; an hour and 20 to Niagara Falls
• Horseback trail riding available on site (prior booking required)

Greeter Falls Campground

• Dog-friendly timberland site next to Savage Gulf State Natural Area
• Half a mile from a trailhead with walks to four different waterfalls
• Camp kitchen and camp store on site; barbecues and campfires allowed

Moon In The Pond Farm

• Secluded pitches on an organic farm near Sheffield, Massachusetts
• A 10-minute drive to the Appalachian Trail; 20 minutes to ski slopes
• Farm shop and cattle on site; stores and dining five minutes’ drive

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

Kayak Starved Rock Campground

• Waterfront camping on the Illinois River opposite Starved Rock
• Senachwine Lake 45 minutes’ drive; Chicago one and a half hours
• Firepit and picnic table for each pitch; kayak tours and rentals

Goose Creek Ranch

Safe Haven RV Park

• Friendly and well-equipped park on the outskirts of Macon
• Breweries, museums, markets and historic attractions within 15 minutes
• Peaceful vibe with fishing pond, an hour and a half from Atlanta

Kickstands Campground

• Newly remodelled campground off Interstate 90 near Sturgis
• Stay for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and many events year round
• Juke Joint bar, live music and food served

Reel Em Inn

• Laidback Alaskan site on the spectacular Kenai Peninsula
• A 10-minute drive from Happy Valley Falls; Homer 40 minutes
• Quiet park with site-organised deep-sea halibut and salmon fishing

Log Cabin Wilderness Lodge

• Wilderness site over 11 acres, half an hour from Tok
• Good location for seeing midnight sun and Northern Lights
• Woodfired hot tub and sauna

JV Vineyard and Retreat

• Secluded forest campsite bordered by vineyards
• Adjoining the Hobart Wildlife Area; Scranton 10 minutes' drive
• Firepit and firewood included; kayaks and fully stocked fishing pond

Honey Lake Campground

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

Country Place RV Park

• Scenic and well-maintained park located 20 miles north of Houston
• Fish and relax with family or friends
• New water fountains, new landscaping and trails added

Pioneer River Resort

• Family-friendly site on the banks of the Medina river in Bandera
• 45 minutes' drive from San Antonio
• Fishing, centrally located outdoor pool, hot tub and playground