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Explore America’s Most Epic Camping Spots

Get ready for the ultimate outdoor adventure! We’ve curated a list of the most incredible camping destinations across the United States, from the rugged mountains of the West to the serene lakes of the Midwest. Pack your gear and let’s dive in!

The West Coast

1. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado: Hike through alpine forests, meadows, and towering peaks, with over 60 mountain peaks above 12,000 feet.

   • Camp at one of 5 campgrounds, including Aspenglen and Moraine Park.
   • Open year-round, but some areas may be closed due to weather.
   • Cost: $35 per vehicle for a 7-day pass.

2. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California: Marvel at the world’s largest trees, hike through groves, and explore the Sierra Nevada mountains.

   • Choose from 14 campgrounds, including Lodgepole and Azalea.
   • Open year-round, with peak season in July and August.
   • Cost: $35 per vehicle for a 7-day pass.

3. Olympic National Park, Washington: Discover three distinct ecosystems: glacier-capped mountains, old-growth rainforests, and over 70 miles of coastline.

   • Camp at one of 16 campgrounds, including Kalaloch and Ozette.
   • Open year-round, with some areas closed due to weather.
   • Cost: $30 per vehicle for a 7-day pass.

The Mountain States

4. Gunnison National Forest, Colorado: Explore 3,000 miles of trails, scenic vistas, and abundant wildlife.

   • Camp at one of 30 campsites, with options for dispersed camping.
   • Open year-round, with some areas closed due to weather.
   • Cost: Prices vary by campground, with dispersed camping free.

5. Zion National Park, Utah: Hike through sandstone canyons, narrow gorges, and unique rock formations.

   • Camp at one of three campgrounds, including Watchman and Lava Point.
   • Open year-round, with some areas closed due to weather.
   • Cost: $35 per vehicle for a 7-day pass.

6. Glacier National Park, Montana: Marvel at glaciers, alpine lakes, and towering peaks.

   • Camp at one of 13 campgrounds, including Apgar and Many Glacier.
   • Open year-round, with some areas closed due to weather.
   • Cost: $35 per vehicle for a 7-day pass.

The Midwest

7. Peninsula State Park, Wisconsin: Enjoy golfing, boating, hiking, and scenic views on Green Bay.

   • Camp at one of five campgrounds, with electric and non-electric sites.
   • Open year-round, with some areas closed due to weather.
   • Cost: Vehicle admission sticker required, with daily and annual options.

8. Ludington State Park, Michigan: Explore sand dunes, shoreline, and scenic hiking trails.

   • Camp at one of three campgrounds, with options for rustic and modern sites.
   • Open year-round, with some areas closed due to weather.
   • Cost: Vehicle admission sticker required, with daily and annual options.

Get ready to connect with nature and create unforgettable memories!