Motorhome campsites in USA

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

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

Circle Cross RV Park

• In a wildlife haven in the Lincoln National Forest
• Often visited by mountain lions, deer and wild turkeys
• Bathhouse with restrooms and free hot showers

Peaceful Winds RV Park

• Camping in the heart of Manistee National Forest, Northwest Michigan
• ORV-friendly near fishing, ATV trails and biking routes in Lake County
• Large, full-hookup pitches for 50-foot rigs, sheltered by mature trees

Chincoteague Island

• Coastal site surrounded by beaches, among Chincoteague wild ponies
• At the gateway to Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
• Themed weekends, kids' activities, giant trampoline and kayak launch

Broken Arrow Campground

• Fully serviced campsite in the Black Hills National Park
• A 10-minute drive from Custer; half an hour from Mount Rushmore
• Playground, outdoor kitchen, camping store and outdoor social area

"C" Lazy Moose RV Park

• Quiet park surrounded by Alaskan wilderness, 50 minutes from Fairbanks
• Near top fishing spots on the Tanana River and in nearby lakes
• Gift shop with snacks and coffee

Skyacres

Skyway Camping Resort

• Family-friendly site two hours' drive from New York City
• Watersports and sailing centre a short drive away
• Outdoor pool, sundeck and hot tub, fishing pond, clubhouse and more

Slide Mountain Cabins and RV Park

• Peaceful park just off the Glenn Highway at mile 135
• Half an hour's drive from the Nelchina and Matanuska glaciers
• Covered charcoal and propane grills for cooking in all weathers

Creekwood Inn

• A short drive from Alaska's biggest city of Anchorage
• Dogs allowed
• Free hot showers, wifi, cable TV and coffee

Homestead RV Park

• Family-friendly spot in the Four Corners area of New Mexico
• A 15-minute drive from the shops, museums and breweries of Farmington
• Spectacular Mesa Verde National Park within an hour and 15 minutes

Camping 109

• Quiet and well-maintained site along Big Stone Lake
• Family run with friendly owners
• Three miles from a beach and 3.5 miles from Big Stone City

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

Brownstone Quarry View

• Dog-friendly site on quarry listed as a National Historic Landmark
• A 10-minute walk to an adventure park; 30 minutes to Lake Compounce
• Drum circle with ceremonies; historical artefacts; patio for music

Bryce Pioneer Village

• Holiday park a short walk from the centre of Tropic, Utah
• A 10-minute drive from the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park
• Swimming pool, hot tub, communal firepit and restaurant

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

Buckhorn RV Park and Resort

• Dog-friendly site five minutes’ drive from Huntington State Park
• Half an hour’s drive from Joes Valley Reservoir for more watersports
• Batting cages, pickleball courts, table tennis and playground on site

Camp Squid

• Wild camping on 15 acres of woodland near Benzonia, Michigan
• A 10-minute drive to Crystal Mountain Resort; Lake Michigan 40 minutes
• Off-grid forest pitches with campfire rings and firewood provided

Good Earth Organic Farm

• Organic farm site with a five-acre pond and a peaceful vibe
• A 20-minute drive from Bonham State Park; 50 minutes from Lavon Lake
• Fishing permitted on the lake; wood available to buy for firepits