Snag a Last-Minute Campsite for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
On April 8th, a total solar eclipse will sweep over parts of Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Compared to the 2017 total solar eclipse, this upcoming eclipse will boast a longer totality period, heightened solar activity, and a closer moon for a more dramatic shadow effect.
This will be the last total solar eclipse to touch the continental U.S. for the next 20 years. If you want to get outside and make the most of this special event, snag one the few remaining spots at these campgrounds located in the path of totality.
1.Flat Creek Marina and RV Camping, Texas
Around a two-hour drive east of Dallas, guests at Flat Creek Marina and RV Camping will take in eclipse views from the shores of Lake Palestine. After the eclipse, enjoy some exceptional fishing for crappie, catfish, bass, and more with the convenient boat launch located at the campground.
2.Lake Hawkins RV Park, Texas
Lake Hawkins RV Park is located just two hours east of Dallas and four hours north of Houston. Campers will enjoy prime views of the solar eclipse, as well as picnicking, hiking, biking, and fishing or boating on Lake Hawkins.
3.Camp Lakewood Campground, Illinois
Located off I-70 between St. Louis and Indianapolis, Camp Lakewood Campground is a family owned and operated park that will offer stunning views of the eclipse from the peaceful shores of Lake Pauline.
4.Kaskaskia River Camping & RV Park, Illinois
Nestled along the Kaskaskia River in Southern Illinois, this park is less than an hour's drive from St. Louis and a two-hour drive from Springfield. This quiet and peaceful campground is the perfect place to take in the eclipse with family and friends.
5.Western KY RV Park, Kentucky
Conveniently located off the scenic Western Kentucky Parkway, Western KY RV Park is less than a two-hour drive southwest of Lexington. Campers will view the eclipse from the beautiful rolling landscape and can fill the rest of their trip with plenty of local attractions in the town of Central City.
6.CERA Sports Park & Campground, Indiana
CERA Sports Park & Campground will provide excellent views of the solar eclipse and no shortage of on-site activities for the rest of your stay. Located an hour south of Indianapolis, this park is making the most of the eclipse with food trucks, live music, a firework show, and more.
7.West Boggs Park, Indiana
West Boggs is the perfect place to escape and enjoy the eclipse in the serene and natural setting of southern Indiana. Complete your eclipse camping trip with recreation activities on West Boggs Lake, multiple playgrounds, or a nearby golf course.
8. Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort, Ohio
Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort is just a short drive east of Dayton and is the perfect place to watch the eclipse in comfort. Enjoy spacious sites and plenty of on-site activities to pass the time before the main event.
9.Natural Springs Resort, Ohio
Located off I-70 near the central Indiana border, Natural Springs Resort is a convenient location for campers traveling from Indianapolis, Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati, or Columbus. Watch the eclipse from the peaceful setting of a spring-fed lake and 46 acres of quiet countryside.
10.Big Guys Campground, New York
With 100 acres of natural landscape and extra-large RV sites, there is no shortage of space to sit back and enjoy the eclipse views at Big Guys Campground in Upstate New York. Enjoy plenty of amenities and on-site activities to round out your stay.
Book your spot before they're gone! Get ready for the camping experience of a lifetime, and don't forget to review safety tips and your campground's totality time before your trip.