Lake and/or mountain: 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

Hadley Lake

• Simple and peaceful pitches on the banks of Hadley Lake
• A 10-minute drive to central Stillwater; an hour to Oklahoma City
• Lakeside walks and fishing available on site; dogs welcome

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

Musick Creek Falls

• Nearly wild camping 15 minutes’ drive from Shaver Lake in California
• General Washington Tree and China Peak ski resort 45 minutes’ drive
• Private pitches with waterfall views and outdoor activities available

Wacky West Travel Park

• Dog-friendly Valentine park, close to shops and restaurants
• A few minutes' drive from the Niobrara River for kayaking and tubing
• Free access to wifi, cable TV, playground and shower house

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

Riverbend Campground

• Rural site on the banks of Bearcamp River, near lakes and mountains
• Within 10 miles of the White Mountains National Forest
• Pool, playground and direct river frontage for fishing

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

Lebanon Reservoir Campground

• Family-oriented campground on the shores of Lebanon Reservoir
• Several state forests and golf courses within a half-hour drive
• Miniature golf, playground, bouncy castle and direct lake access

Lemon Cove Village RV Park

• Convenient base camp for Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks
• Welcoming staff, clean facilities and quiet scenic location
• Pool with covered patio, community room and fenced dog park

Liberty Hill Hideaway Lake Retreat

Mack's Inn Henry's Fork RV Park

• Family-oriented RV park just off Highway 20 in Island Park
• Half an hour's drive from Yellowstone National Park
• Kayaks, canoes, drift tubes and all-terrain vehicles to rent

Dexter Run Farms and Lodging

• Rural Ohio campground on a working beef farm in Meigs County
• Moonville Rail Trail 45 minutes' drive away; Hocking Hills 55 minutes
• Rich in wildlife; stargazing, yoga, kayaking and fishing on site

Moose Crossing RV Park

• Spacious and well-maintained park in Idaho's Lost River Range
• Trails into the wilderness start right from the park
• On the Peaks To Craters Byway; 140 miles of desert, wetlands and peaks

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

Mystic Pass

The Eyrie Farm

• Farming homestead with poultry in an agricultural neighbourhood
• A five-minute drive from Ramona wineries; 35 minutes from Julian
• Horses and other animals on site; cafés, shops and restaurants nearby

Rio Sierra River Resort

• Cosy cottage on the Kaweah River at Three Rivers in California
• Sequoia National Park 10 minutes’ drive; The Giant Forest 50 minutes
• Homely comfort; barbecue in the garden; free river beach pass

EarthWell Retreat Center

• Secluded eco-friendly retreat within 140 acres of natural land
• A half-hour drive from Ann Arbor; two state reserves close by
• Spring-fed swimming pond, shared kitchen and yoga sessions available

Short Mountain Distillery Campground