Click any campground for the full guide including address, directions, fees, and insider tips
The most iconic campground in the United States, Yosemite Valley Campground sits beneath towering granite wall...
Wake up steps from one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Mather Campground on the South Rim puts you ...
America's first national park offers 12 campgrounds surrounded by geysers, hot springs, and some of the contin...
Called the Crown of the Continent, Glacier National Park hosts some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in N...
Watchman Campground sits at the mouth of Zion Canyon beneath the towering Watchman peak. It's the gateway to o...
One of the few national park campgrounds where you can fall asleep to the sound of Pacific Ocean waves. Kalalo...
Perched on Mount Desert Island off the Maine coast, Blackwoods is the only campground inside Acadia's central ...
Set in one of the most biodiverse regions in North America, Cades Cove Campground offers access to historic lo...
At over 8,000 feet, Moraine Park sits in a broad, glacially carved valley surrounded by some of Colorado's mos...
Surrounded by massive Mojave rock formations and the park's signature twisted Joshua Trees, Jumbo Rocks is one...
The only campground in Arches National Park and one of the most sought-after in the Southwest. Surrounded by f...
Shenandoah's most popular campground sits atop the Blue Ridge at mile 51 of the famous Skyline Drive. Big Mead...
The only campground in Denali that allows private vehicles beyond Mile 15. Teklanika offers an extraordinary A...
The largest subtropical wilderness in the US offers a camping experience unlike any other in America. Long Pin...
Perched at 8,000 feet on the edge of the Paunsaugunt Plateau, North Campground sits minutes from Bryce Amphith...
Sleep among the world's largest trees. Lodgepole Campground is just 5 miles from General Sherman — the largest...
The 14,411-foot volcanic summit of Mount Rainier dominates the skyline from this campground set in old-growth ...
Deep in Canyonlands' Needles District, Squaw Flat is one of the most remote and dramatic campgrounds in any US...
The lowest campground in the Western Hemisphere sits at 178 feet below sea level. Furnace Creek is the gateway...
Colter Bay Campground sits on the shores of Jackson Lake with unobstructed views of the Cathedral Group — some...
Tucked into the Chisos Mountains at 5,400 feet, this campground is an oasis of cool air in the Chihuahuan Dese...
Crater Lake formed when the volcanic Mount Mazama collapsed 7,700 years ago, creating a 1,943-foot deep calder...
The Badlands look like another planet — eroded buttes, spires, and pinnacles in shades of pink, purple, and wh...
Utah's least-crowded major national park hides a gem: the Fruita Historic District, with 2,700 acres of fruit ...
The only national park dedicated to preserving the works of humankind. Mesa Verde protects over 5,000 archaeol...
Camp beneath some of the tallest living things on Earth. Elk Prairie sits in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park...
Called the American Alps, the North Cascades harbor more glaciers than the rest of the contiguous US combined....
The most remote and least-visited national park in the continental US requires a ferry or seaplane to reach — ...
The world's longest known cave system (420+ miles mapped) underlies this beautiful Kentucky landscape. Above g...
The tallest sand dunes in North America rise dramatically from a high-altitude Colorado valley, with 14,000-fo...
Walk to a pristine 12-mile stretch of Lake Superior beach directly from camp. Pictured Rocks is named for the ...
Camp directly on the Outer Banks barrier islands with Atlantic Ocean access from your doorstep. Cape Hatteras ...
Assateague Island is most famous for its herds of wild chincoteague ponies that roam freely across the beach a...
Accessible only by ferry, Cumberland Island is Georgia's largest barrier island and one of the last unspoiled ...
America's largest reservoir by water volume (when full) sits in the Mojave Desert just 25 miles from the Las V...
The 22 islands and 12 miles of Lake Superior mainland coast of Apostle Islands offer some of the most extraord...
Walk to a living glacier from your campsite. Exit Glacier Campground puts you at the base of Exit Glacier — on...
Watch sunrise from above the clouds at the summit of Maui's dormant volcano. Hosmer Grove Campground sits at 6...
Above ground, Wind Cave National Park protects one of the world's finest mixed-grass prairie ecosystems with f...
The Black Canyon of the Gunnison is one of Colorado's most dramatic and least-visited national parks. The cany...
Home to the highest peak in Texas (Guadalupe Peak, 8,749 ft) and one of the world's greatest fossil reef expos...
The Channel Islands are California's 'Galapagos' — five unspoiled islands accessible only by boat or small pla...
The largest intact old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the eastern US is home to some of the tallest tree...
Named by Native Americans after a mother bear and her cubs, Sleeping Bear Dunes rises 400 feet above Lake Mich...
Voyageurs is America's only water-based national park — most of the park is accessible only by motorboat, cano...
The world's largest gypsum sand dune field shimmers impossibly white in the Tularosa Basin. White Sands is unl...
The largest and most centrally located campground in Yosemite Valley, Upper Pines is the premier base for expe...
Named for the president who made the conservation movement a national priority, Theodore Roosevelt National Pa...
The saguaro cactus — America's iconic columnar giant — grows only in the Sonoran Desert, and Saguaro National ...
220 million years ago, a vast forest fell and was buried, its wood slowly replaced by quartz crystal over mill...