Summer is the perfect time to explore some of the most popular campgrounds in the United States. We have compiled a list of family-friendly destinations that offer an unforgettable outdoor experience.
While many major amusement parks provide camping options, offering a unique alternative to traditional hotels, there are other exciting choices to consider as well. For instance, Disney World in Florida has the Fort Wilderness Resort near Bay Lake, which offers camping facilities.
Tennessee’s Dollywood and Pennsylvania’s Hersheypark are theme parks that also provide cabin options for those who prefer a camping experience with modern amenities.
In Montana’s Glacier National Park, guests can enjoy camping that provides an opportunity to disconnect from everyday life. (iStock)
However, for those who seek a more rustic experience, Americanforests.org has curated a list of the top eight campgrounds in national parks across the country.
On the East Coast, campers can choose to stay at Assateague Island National Seashore, which spans Maryland and Virginia. In addition to its scenic beaches, the park is famous for its population of over 300 wild ponies.
Campers along the East Coast can enjoy camping at Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland and Virginia. (iStock)
On the West Coast, there is the Channel Islands National Park, often referred to as “The Galapagos of North America.”
For those looking for a true wilderness experience, Glacier National Park in Montana offers camping that allows guests to disconnect from the world and immerse themselves in nature.
Did you know? Yellowstone National Park, America’s first national park, celebrated its 150th anniversary recently. To commemorate this milestone, here are 150 fascinating facts about the park.
Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes National Park boasts the country’s tallest sand dunes, providing visitors with breathtaking views and unique recreational opportunities.
If you’re looking for a unique adventure, consider staying at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and marveling at the active volcanoes. (iStock)
Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park offers stunning views and secluded camping on the North Rim.
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For those seeking remote wilderness, Denali National Park in Alaska is home to the nearest campground to North America’s highest peak, Denali.
Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas has 47 natural hot springs for guests to enjoy. (iStock)
If you’re seeking a truly unique adventure, consider staying at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and marveling at the active volcanoes.
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For those looking for some warmth without heading to Hawaii, Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas offers 47 natural hot springs for guests to enjoy.
