Campsites in Western USA

Winchester RV Park

• Quiet rural site four miles from the historic mining town of Republic
• Next to the walking and cycling of the Ferry County Rail Trail
• A mile from Curlew Lake for fishing, swimming and watersports

Dawn Ranch

• Glamping tents in a 120-year-old orchard in Guerneville
• A 10-minute drive from Monte Rio on the Bohemian Highway
• Spa and farm-to-table restaurant; activities like yoga and meditation

Springer's Forest Grove

• Forest grove tent camping four miles west of Sequim
• On the Olympic Peninsula 20 minutes' drive from Port Angeles
• Wildlife haven with deer, squirrels and quail

Delta's Lodi Wine Country Camping

• Peaceful park next to vineyards on the banks of the Mokelumne River
• Direct river access for fishing, boating and swimming
• A 20-minute drive from Lodi and its wineries

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

Bains' RV Park

• Well-maintained park off Highway 97, five minutes from Oroville
• On the banks of Lake Osoyoos with views over the water
• Clubhouse and handy amenities including laundry and free hot showers

Dutch Flat RV Resort

• Quiet woodland site in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• In gold panning country and 25 minutes from Nevada city
• Pool, clubroom, free wifi and convenience store

Duke's Slickrock Campground and RV Park

• Spacious and quiet park near the Fremont river in Hanksville, Utah
• Within 40 minutes' drive of Goblin Valley and Capitol Reef parks
• Town centre location; on-site restaurant open from 7am daily; laundry

Eagle Peak RV Park

• RV park close to shops and restaurants in Ashton, Idaho
• An hour's drive from Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks
• Advice available from lodge staff on tours and activities

Goose Creek Ranch

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

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

Lone Mountain RV Resort

• Spacious RV park with walking trail and small swimming lake
• Within 50 minutes' drive of Oregon Caves and the Redwoods State Park
• A five-minute drive from Botanical Wayside hikes and Great Cats zoo

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

Sage View Ranch

• Large site 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

Bear Den RV Resort

• Well-kept park on the Camas Prairie near Grangeville
• Near rivers with sandy beaches and fishing
• Modern amenities block, recreation hall and games room

Fender's River Road Resort

• Quiet and shady resort next to the Colorado River
• Mojave Desert and Dead Mountains within half an hour's drive
• Private access to river beach, fishing and boating

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

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

Campe Diem

• Peaceful wild-style campsite in Costilla County, Colorado
• A 10-minute drive from Fort Garland; San Luis 20 minutes
• A 65-acre property with exceptional sunsets, sunrises and stargazing