22 Amazing RV Parks Across America

Road tripping in an RV is one of the best ways to see this beautiful country. You get to stay in the comfort of your own bed while traveling from national parks to national monuments and down legendary routes. RV Parks have come a long way, and while some are ideal due to their location, others have added embellishments like waterparks, spas, wineries and golf to entice visitors.

The Grand Canyon is on most Americans' bucket list and Trailer Village RV Park is one of the closest RV parks to this natural wonder. It's located only about a mile away from the South Rim with a Greenway Trail leading you right to beautiful views. Just know that this area can get crowded during peak times, so be sure to review when the best times to visit are.

Washington is quickly becoming the new wine country - temperate climate with fewer crowds than Napa Valley. And staying at the Wine Country RV Park in Prosser, Washington is the perfect accommodation for those wine lovers. The property offers their own tastings with a rotation of local wines or even a wine packages where they can arrange you - or your group's - itinerary to Yakima Valley wineries for you.

Do you dream of making the trip down Hwy 1 to the Southernmost Point in the continental U.S. in Key West? Whether you are traveling with your family to the Keys or wanting to find the fun party spots in the area, Bluewater Key RV Resort offers luxury to those traveling by RV. In addition to the beautiful and private lots - some located right on the water - the property offers rentals of kayaks, paddleboards and even Jeeps.

Niagara Falls is another must-see natural wonder for most Americans, and thankfully it's also considered an affordable vacation spot. Grand Island KOA is situated perfectly to turn a trip to the falls into one your family will be talking about for years to come. Spend the day at Fantasy Island, schedule your boat tour to the Falls at the main office, or spend a few days relaxing in nature in one of two state parks on the island.

Norris Campground comes with the basics, but it's really the location that stands out - being in the midst of Yellowstone National Park - one of America's most photogenic national parks. There are Ranger Programs that will guide you through the nearby Norris Geyser Basin.

Spend time near Michigan's upper peninsula on the Lake Michigan side at Petoskey RV Resort. It's best visited during the summer - Lake Michigan is its own summer paradise. Fill your itinerary with day trips to Mackinac Island, local wineries and breweries, or just relax at some of Lake Michigan's beaches.

Bryce Canyon offers stunning views, ideal hiking trails, and unique rock formations - all with a fraction of the visitors that the Grand Canyon hosts. Bryce Canyon Pines RV Park & Campground offers visitors a spot on the edge of Bryce Canyon with nearby horseback riding and ATV tours.

Jekyll Island is a hidden gem on the Georgia coast. Once a popular vacation spot for some of America's wealthiest and well-known families - including the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts - the island is now a peaceful retreat welcoming people from all walks of life. Jekyll Island Campground offers an ideal location to popular island spots -like Driftwood Beach - only a short bike ride away.

Sequoia National Park is known for its 'giants' - the huge sequoia trees which are the park's namesake. But the area is also home to the Kaweah River which is famous for its whitewater rafting. Three Rivers Hideaway is positioned just outside the national forest and offers easy access to both the river activities and the forest.

Alaska has a real pull for many RV-ers, and to really see the rugged, wild Alaska, visitors need to make a stop at Denali National Park. Although many visitors see the area by rail - RV-ing allows guests to visit the area at their own pace. And for a park that's larger than the state of New Hampshire, having ample time to explore is a must. Located on the outskirts of the northeast corner of the park is Denali RV Park & Motel. The property will even help you in arranging ATV, rafting or small plane tours of the area.

Just a short drive from Gillette Stadium - home of the Patriots - is Normandy Farms Campgrounds. Complete with its own Activity Calendar, this campsite has everything - including a bike park, yoga classes, massage center and even cabins, yurts and safari tents for those who don't have their own RV.

Hershey Park Camping Resort is the official RV park of the Hershey theme park, and staying onsite offers a sweet retreat for visitors. With special perks for staying on-site, guests also benefit from the sheer convenience of the resort to the park and up to four and a half extra park hours during the summer.

Another of the Fab Five National Parks in Southern Utah is Zion National Park - renowned for adrenaline-inducing hikes. Zion River Resort is nestled in a river valley just outside the national park and even offers its very own mining sluice where you might just strike it rich! For an added convenience, there's even a shuttle to bring you back and forth from Zion National Park.

Stone Mountain is a natural oddity located just outside of Atlanta, Georgia. The huge monolith has become a tourist attraction over the years - now equipped with a cable car sky ride to the top, railroad the encircles the mountain and a whole park filled with attractions and oftentimes, festivals. The park has its own campsites offering convenience to all the park has to offer. Be sure to catch the daily laser show on the side of the mountain during the summer. This was also a filming site for the show 'Stranger Things', season one.

Frontier Town is a destination in its own right with a waterpark, mini golf, western theme park, high ropes course, Jaws exhibit and arcade - your kids are sure to love camping here. At the campground, there are even sites on the water and by the dock in case you're traveling with a boat as well.

Seward, Alaska is one of America's most picturesque towns for outdoor lovers and adventures surrounded by the mountains of Kenai Fjords National on one side and the blue waters of Resurrection Bay on the other. There are plenty of places to explore around this area, and one of the most serene places to set up camp is at Seward Waterfront RV Park.

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee is home to the famed Dollywood theme park. And with even more park fun opening in early May 2019 with Wildwood Grove, Dollywood will have even more to offer guests. Or visitors can take a break from the rides and walk around the nearby, picturesque mountain town of Gatlinburg. Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park offers a unique resort for campers with character interactions and a wildlife report for when Yogi Bear will be 'loose' in the park.

Located between Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse Memorial in the Black Hills National Forest is Horse Thief Campground & RV Resort. Check out Sylvan Lake - where part of National Treasure 2 was filmed, enjoy rock climbing, hike through The Badlands, and ride on the 1880 Train.

For this campsite, you're supposed to leave your home on wheels at, well, home. The Shady Dell RV Park in Bisbee, Arizona is filled with classic RVs like the 1947 Tiki Bus, 1950 Hollywood Trailer, and the 1955 Airstream. Fill up on nostalgia as you take a step back in time to the heyday of America road tripping.

Red River Gorge offers some of the best climbing in Kentucky - with numerous routes to choose from, you'll need more than a weekend to get the full experience. 4 Guys RV Park at the Gorge offers a central home base for all the area has to offer. With great views, fishing, hiking and even a wedding/party barn this site is perfect for the nature lover.

Cody, Wyoming is an under-the-radar town near Yellowstone National Park that is a true western experience. Considered the Rodeo Capital of the World, there is a nightly rodeo during the summer. And the best place to stay is at Ponderosa Campground - which offers guests a rodeo shuttle and Cody Trolley Tours pick-up. Get your blood pumping with nearby river rafting or ride leisurely on horseback through local trails.

Located just west of Lake Champlain in Peru, New York is Iroquois Campground & RV Park. Take in the beauty of the Adirondack area during the fall with the changing of the leaves, raft down the Ausable Chasm, or search for 'Champy' - America's own version of the Loch Ness Monster. This RV park offers cabin rental for those who don't have an RV, two-acre pond, and a variety of activities depending on the time of year.