Campground DirectoryThere are thousands of public and privately-owned campgrounds catering to the needs of millions of campers using tents, travel trailers, motor homes or other types of RVs. Our campground directory will describe each, as to location, season, rates and amenities. The Followings are the major types of campgrounds:
State Agencies
From high alpine tundra to temperate rainforests, the state's diverse landscapes are reflected in the parks, historic sites, recreation areas, trails, preserves, and special management areas that comprise the Alaska State Park System-a collection of 123 units ranging in size from the half-acre Potter Section House State Historic Site to the 1.6-million-acre Wood-Tikchik State Park.
Recreational opportunities are equally varied: hike through fields of lupine; pick blueberries under the midnight sun; snowmachine in Denali country; observe a pod of orcas from your sea kayak; or fish the world-famous Kenai River.
Alaska State Park units are an essential component of the Alaskan lifestyle, with locals participating in wilderness recreation at a rate twice that of the national average. Alaskans make up over two-thirds of the 5.4 million annual visitors to our parks. Outdoors is "where it's at" in the last frontier, and with a square mile of land for every resident, we have plenty of room for you to find your Alaska! Colorado State Parks manages over 215,000 land and water acres which offers a variety of landscape to match the state's geography, from urban playgrounds to backcountry retreats, from mountain lakes to whitewater adventure. Offers campgrounds in thirteen state parks or forests with over 1400 campsites. Camping areas can be found in a variety setting including shadowy woodlands, sandy shoreline beaches and secluded islands. Year-round cabins, cottages and campgrounds in Delaware State Parks are perfect for getting away no matter the season. Or try a rustic tent site or equestrian site. Don't forget to book a ghost tour at Fort Delaware! Also see: www.destateparks.com. Georgia State Parks offer over 2,400 campsites including tent-only areas, RV pull-thru sites, primitive camping and group camping. Tent/Trailer/RV sites offer electrical and water hook-ups, grills or fire rings and picnic tables. Bath houses with hot showers are conveniently located. Some sites offer cable TV hook-ups. Idaho's 30 state parks offer something for everyone. We invite you to explore the diversity and beauty of our state park system from our endless trails to magnificent lake-side retreats, wide-open country sides and breathtaking mountain views. Experience nature in Idaho, sleep under the stars, view wildlife, climb the rocks, reel in a winning catch, enjoy a picnic, learn something new about yourself and make lifelong memories with your family. Discover Idaho's State Parks for yourself. Come stay and play. We've even saved a campsite for you. Located in the heart of the Midwest, Indiana campgrounds and other facilities within the Indiana DNR offer a get-a-way destination for Hoosiers and out-of-state visitors alike. Whether you live in the area, or are just passing through the Crossroads of America, we welcome you to come camp, hike, fish and explore the great Indiana outdoors. Make your reservations to stay with us today! Make your memories today in Iowa State Parks! Iowa State Parks offer camping enthusiasts a wide variety of camping opportunities in 55 parks, recreation areas and state forests. If camping isn't your style, try out a camping cabin, yurt or family cabin. Book your fun today! If you haven't visited a state park recently, look again. There's a world of outdoor adventures waiting for you! Kansas state parks provide utility and primitive camping. Most have access to reservoirs and wildlife areas. Many also have trails for hiking, biking or horseback riding. State parks and several public hunt Wildlife Areas now provide cabins, both primitive and modern. A few parks are preserved natural areas, allowing visitors to enjoy unspoiled wild Kansas. Many parks host annual events such as concerts, festivals, and competitions. Whatever your outdoor interest - hiking, camping, wildlife observation, fishing, bike riding, horseback riding, hunting, or just plain relaxing, a Kansas state park has what you're looking for. State park system includes 52 parks and one interstate park with facilities for meetings and conferences, fine accommodations, camping, golf, education and much more. Manages state parks with camping, hiking, swimming, walking and bike riding and more. There are opportunities for picnics, outdoor performances, areas available for company or family gatherings, historic sites, skating rinks, playgrounds, athletic fields, interpretive programs and much more. Montana State park visitors will find exceptional wildlife viewing, spectacular scenery, lakes and streams for angling and water sports, opportunities to learn about western history, and sites to appreciate the geological wonders of the state. Welcome to Nebraska's state park system. From Chadron, our first park established in 1921, Nebraska's park system now encompasses 86 areas across the state. There are park lands to suit virtually every outdoor taste.Whether you're seeking the ultimate in modern conveniences in a picturesque outdoor setting or yearn to get back to nature amid the unspoiled beauty of the wilderness, you can find just the right locale for you from among Nebraska's exceptional state park area...from magnificent Eugene T. Mahoney State Park in the east to the rugged beauty of Fort Robinson State Park in the west.At our staffed areas, you'll find a dedicated corps of hospitable folks ready to make your stay an enjoyable and memorable experience. Enjoy your visit with us and come back again soon. New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation manages over 73 state parks, campgrounds, historic sites, natural areas and thousands of miles of trails. Did you know that that 70 percent of New Mexicans live within 40 miles of a State Park? New Mexico has 35 diverse State Parks (28 of which have camping facilities) to explore, including cool lakes, mountain forests, canyons, desert beauty and fascinating historical sites - even dinosaur tracks! New Mexico State Parks offer family-friendly settings, endless recreational opportunities and hundreds of special events and educational programs each year. In 2008 the parks attracted 4.1 million visitors. Provides island camping, tent and trailer camping, boat launching facilities, hiking trails, beaches and day use areas with picnic tables and grills. We in North Carolina are blessed with beautiful beaches, majestic mountains and countless rivers and streams in between. Provide and protect outstanding natural, scenic, cultural, historic and recreational sites for the enjoyment and education of present and future generations. Pennsylvania State Parks are great places for outdoor activities - camping, boating, fishing, hiking or attending environmental education programs. You can find peace and quiet, have a picnic, or watch a sunset. Rhode Island offers five campgrounds with over 1000 campsites located in woodland and beach settings, on freshwater lakes and within minutes of Rhode Island's beautiful saltwater beaches. The sites range from primitive to developed sites with electric, water and sewer hookups. Texas State Parks offer diverse landscapes and cultural destinations for a variety of outdoor and educational adventures. Life is better outside in a Texas State Park! Manages more than 2,000 campsites ranging from primitive to plush. Recreation opportunities found in the state parks are as diverse as the parks themselves.
Private Campgrounds
Private Campgrounds and Local Governments provide the customers a number of different camping choices from private agencies across the country. Tentrr's fully equipped, ready-to-go campsites are the newest way to experience the great outdoors. We offer a vast network of campsites throughout the USA all set up and waiting for you. Spacious canvas wall tents on elevated platforms with a comfortable queen size memory foam bed, Adirondack chairs, a fire pit, toilet and much more. Less roughing it and more enjoying it. Tentrr is a better way to camp.
Firefly Reservations is a cloud-based reservation management solution designed for RV parks and campgrounds. The software lets customers make and pay for reservations online, and allows users to automate a variety of tasks such as sending emails and collecting payments for reservations & utilities.
Firefly Reservations enables the management of short term and long term reservations. Users can create interactive maps of their campground or RV park to display unit availability. Customers can select units and make reservations online through the custom-branded reservation portal, which can be linked to through a button embedded in existing websites. Automated emails allows users to communicate confirmations, reservation information, payment reminders, and other important notices with customers through customizable templates.
Firefly Reservations supports recurring and scheduled payments for monthly guests, storage unit fees, and other regular charges. Utilities can also be recorded and billed through the system, and one-off transactions can be processed through the built-in point of sale (POS). A self-serve kiosk lets customers check themselves in and make payments outside of office hours, and a guest portal for guests to mange their reservation, update payment methods, make payments, and view payment history at any time.
Other Agencies
As our campground guest, we invite you to enjoy the natural beauty of James Island County Park, with year-round enjoyment for the entire family. Our 643-acre park offers an abundance of exceptional recreation offerings and natural beauty and is just a short drive from historic downtown Charleston and area beaches. Manages 65 parks and 29 regional interpark trails in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The Estes Valley Recreation and Park District is a public agency providing park management and recreation programs for members of the community and visitors to Estes Park, Colorado. The District manages 2 campgrounds, 2 golf courses, the marina on Lake Estes, the aquatic center, miles of recreational trails, an indoor and outdoor shooting range, multi-use park facilities that include ball fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, tennis courts, a youth center and a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages. Estes Park has been voted by the Weather Channel as being one of the best Family-Friendly Destinations in the nation and has also been recognized by Trip Advisor with a Traveller's Choice Award as being one of the top 25 destinations in the United States. For more information, please visit www.evrpd.com. Florida has one of the most extensive and well-managed state forest systems in the nation, with 37 state forests covering 1.1 million acres. Camping opportunities are plentiful throughout the state with more than 80 campgrounds offering primitive to improved campsite experiences. From camping along waterways to hiking meandering trails through the forest, there is something for everyone at Florida’s state forests. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of fun outdoor activities including: hiking, biking, camping, swimming, paddling, hunting, fishing, OHV, equestrian opportunities and more. Let the wildlife, wildflowers and simple sounds of the forest surround you and entice your curiosity. Book your Florida state forest adventure today! www.freshfromflorida.com Inyo County is a land of fascinating extremes. Here you will find Mt. Whitney, the highest point in the lower 48 states, as well as, Death Valley, the lowest point in North America. Inyo’s seven campgrounds offer dramatic mountain and desert scenery with nearly 400 campsites in close proximity to six million acres of public lands for you to explore. Other natural wonders include the Alabama Hills and the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest where you will find the oldest living things on the planet. Activities include; historical sites, hiking, climbing, fishing, off-roading and skiing. Come visit Inyo County on the other side of California. Thank you for choosing to spend part of your summer with us! A haven for wildlife, and campers alike, the family-friendly conservation areas offer the best of the outdoors in a clean, well-maintained environment. No wonder the majority of our guests are repeat visitors. Campsites, camper cabins, trails, reservoirs (Carter, Flatiron, Horsetooth, Pinewood) from the northern Front Range of the Rockies to Estes Park, Colorado. The Lower Colorado River Authority manages more than 16,000 acres of recreational lands along the lower Colorado River from the Texas Hill Country to the Gulf Coast. The properties include developed parks, lake recreation areas, nature preserves, river access sites and natural science centers. NOVA Parks campgrounds are situated in two of its largest parks, Bull Run Regional Park in Centreville, VA and Pohick Bay Regional Park in Lorton VA. Each offers space for RV's, campsites with electrical and water hookups, tent sites and cabins. Enjoy all the great park amenities like water access, hiking, swimming and more. All of this while being close to Washington D.C. www.novaparks.com Get Outside! Feel Alive! With over 200 campsites and the Mountain Lakes region of South Carolina as your playground, the Outdoors is Yours. South Cove and High Falls park are located along the shores of beautiful Lake Keowee and Chau-Ram park located sits along the Chauga River. The Ohio State Fair has been a favorite family tradition since 1850! Enjoy a variety of activities and exhibits including interactive educational activities, sporting competitions, a fine arts show, free entertainment stages, a free petting zoo, helicopter rides, a farm animal delivery room, roving performers, agricultural competitions, more than 60 fun rides, horse shows, an 8-acre natural resources park with free kiddie fishing and much more! You won't be able to resist all your favorite Fair goodies from any of the nearly 200 food vendors.
State Camping Highlights
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Check out the best of California camping. The beauty of California stretches
from its deserts, to forests, to beaches; all waiting for you to explore. Here
you will find tent camping and RV park campgrounds, as well as hidden gems
and cabin rentals.
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Find breathtaking camping in Colorado. Hike, fish, bike, canoe and more at Colorado state parks, forests, and recreation areas. Start you adventure with the perfect campground, cabin, RV park or day use facility.
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Find the best of Florida camping. From tent and RV campgrounds
to hidden gems and cabin rentals. Here you'll find the best
campgrounds and places to camp in Florida.
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Visit the best Georgia campgrounds. Georgia state parks, forests, beaches and more offer a wide range of activities to help you create the perfect vacation. Check out the best Georgia camping options here.
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Check out the best of Indiana camping. Located in the heart of the Midwest,
Indiana campgrounds and other facilities within the Indiana DNR offer a get-a-way
destination for Hoosiers and out-of-state visitors alike. Find tent camping and
RV park campgrounds, as well as hidden gems and cabin rentals.
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Check out the best of Louisiana camping. Louisiana state parks, beaches, forests, and recreation areas offer hiking, fishing, canoeing, cycling and more.
Find your perfect campground, cabin, RV park or day use facility for your outdoor adventure in the Pelican State.
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Whether you are looking to explore history, tent camp or simply kick back and relax in a cabin, Maryland has the perfect camping option for you.
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Check out the best of New Hampshire camping. Find tent camping and RV park
campgrounds, as well as hidden gems and cabin rentals. Here you'll find some of
the best campgrounds and places to camp in New Hampshire.
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New Mexico has many diverse State Parks and camping areas to
explore, including cool lakes, mountain forests, canyons, desert
beauty and fascinating historical sites - even dinosaur tracks! Here
you'll find the best campgrounds and places to camp in New Mexico.
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North Carolina is blessed with beautiful beaches, majestic
mountains and countless rivers and streams in between. Here you'll
find the best campgrounds and places to camp in North Carolina.
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Check out the best of New York camping. From the shores of Long Island to
the mighty Niagara Falls, New York's 179 state parks offer innumerous opportunities
to explore your natural surroundings, escape from the daily grind and discover
exciting new adventures.
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Explore Ohio with camping options perfect for the entire family, including the dog! From RV camping, to primitive tent camping, the state has something for everyone.
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Enjoy Oregon's 170 state parks and 362 miles of ocean shoreline with amazing cabin and yurt rentals and coastline camping locations.
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Experience some of the best camping and cabin rentals Pennsylvania has to offer with some top picks for parks to visit on your next Pennsylvania vacation.
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As the largest state in the continental US, Texas offers a broad and diverse expanse of camping opportunities and outdoor activities. Camping in Texas is available year-round in most areas, although we generally recommend your Texas camping trip take place in early Spring or late Fall to avoid hot summer temperatures.
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Check out the best of Wisconsin camping. Wisconsin state parks, forests,
and recreation areas are as varied as the areas around them--there are forests,
prairies, lakes, rivers, hills, and valleys. Here you will find tent camping
and RV park campgrounds, as well as hidden gems and cabin rentals.
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