Tent Campsites in USA

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

Edgington RV Park

• Conveniently located near many attractions
• Clean, friendly, and family-owned
• Pet friendly

Elmer's Cove

• Waterfront wild campsite overlooking Cobscook Bay in Maine
• Five minutes’ drive to Cobscook Bay State Park and Timberdoodle Trail
• Naturist friendly; access to swimming, boating, fishing and hiking

Mystic Pass

Firefly Creek Ranch

• Secluded campsite with views of Iowa countryside near Guthrie Center
• A 10-minute drive to Lake Panorama; Springbrook State Park 20 minutes
• Peaceful pitches on a farm with professional kitchen, hens and horses

Village Pines Campground

• Shaded family park on the edge of Goethe State Forest
• A 15-minute drive from Lake Rousseau for bass fishing
• Clubhouse, picnic tables and accessible washroom with hot showers

On The Buffalo

• Wild camping by the Buffalo River in rural Lewis County, Tennessee
• A 20-minute drive to the Natchez Trace Parkway and Hohenwald
• Dark-skies site with river frontage; shops 20 minutes’ drive

Pacific Dunes Resort

• Coastal resort across 4.5 acres on the edge of Copalis Beach
• Just under an hour's drive from Olympic National Park
• A 10-minute walk to beaches for walks, fishing and razor clam digging

North Country Christian Campground

• Quiet, remote and rural campground half an hour from Oroville
• Within easy walking distance of Mary Ann Lake
• One-acre woodland site with games room, play area and wifi

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

Joshua Tree Ranch

• Peaceful campsite in a secluded Southern California location
• A 25-minute drive from Lancaster; downtown Los Angeles 90 minutes
• In the Antelope Valley between the Tehachapi and San Gabriel mountains

Fort Wilderness RV Park and Campground

• Peaceful, leafy and serene spot just outside Nantahala National Forest
• Within easy reach of kayaking, tubing, ziplining, fishing and hiking
• Outdoor pool, pavilion, shop and lots of grassy space to relax among

White Birch Campground

• Family-friendly site in the spectacularly scenic Pioneer Valley
• Explorers’ haven: hikes, bikes, outdoor adventures within 30 minutes
• On-site swimming pool, recreation hall, ball field and horseshoe court

Allicins Ranch

• Pitches on a small organic garlic farm in the Kootenai Valley
• Forest setting 45 minutes' drive from Canadian border
• Volunteering opportunities, plus pond with rope swing

Alaskan Angler RV Resort

• Well-maintained level campsite suitable for large RVs
• Excellent base to enjoy what the Kenai Peninsula has to offer
• Perfect for fishing and wildlife lovers

Goose Creek RV Park and Campground

• Cosy park in central Washington State's wheat country
• A 25-minute drive from Lake Roosevelt and Grand Coulee Dam
• Shops, eateries, museum and summer outdoor pool nearby in Wilbur

Horseshoe Lake Campground and Cabins

• Peaceful privately-owned park with boating, fishing and canoeing
• On the shores of a private lake in Michigan's upper peninsula
• Shop, live bait sales, giant outdoor film screen and regular events

Pony Soldier RV Park

• Lovely RV park just 7 miles from Fort Laramie National Historic Site
• Explore the rich pioneer trail history from Fort Laramie to Casper
• Lots to see in the surrounding area, park your rig and lay out a rug

House of Prayer Church and Campground

• Quiet rural retreat five miles from Tenaha and close to Highway 59
• Surrounded by native woodland and pastures
• Free wifi, vending machine and roomy laundry with washers and dryers

Kingswood Campsite

• Family-oriented Catskills campground 15 minutes' drive from Hancock
• On the banks of Hathaway Pond for swimming, fishing and hikes
• Free use of rowing boats and kayaks, and nature or craft activities