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Top 11 Reservation Needed locations in United States
byPhyllis Khare and
Michal Ben-Ari and
Mike Wendland and
Wendy Bowyer
Live update: Updated July 6, 2022Copy link
Copy link1. McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/camping-mcarthur-burney-falls/
This state park is situated inside the Cascade Range and Modoc Plateau natural region, and is set in a gorgeous forest. It has five miles of stream and lake shoreline, including Lake Britton, and amazing hikes.
There is also the gorgeous 129 foot Burney Falls waterfall that alone is worth the trip. The campground is also very nice, with a beach, boat ramp, camp store and more.
2. Kelly Park, East Kelly Park Road, Apopka, FL
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Bonnie L PicklesNice little county park. They have a natural spring that you can tube down. A shaded campground with 26 sites.
3. Potosi Brewery, South Main Street, Potosi, WI
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Franklin SmithNice Harvest Host spot not far from the Mississippi River. Eat at the brewery, great food. Also a brewery museum. Quaint little town
4. Isla Blanca Park, State Park Road 100, South Padre Island, TX
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareAt the south tip of the island is Isla Blanca Park, https://rvlifestyle.com/rving-on-the-texas-gulf-coast/ where there are 600 full-hookup RV sites plus tent and boondocking areas. Gilles GravelTrue…we have spent over 10 winters there and love it !
5. Dead Horse Point State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/is-this-the-most-beautiful-state-park-in-america/
Some say this is the most beautiful state park in Utah. Desert landscape with breath-taking canyons and cliffs. Amazing sunsets and sunrises. Dogs are permitted on the trails. The star-filled dark skies are breathtaking. We highly recommend.Phyllis KhareWhat many say is the most beautiful state park in all of the United States. See why what we have to say here: https://rvlifestyle.com/dead-horse-point-and-goblin-valley/
Immense vertical cliffs meet with canyons carved by ice, water, and wind creating a visual masterpiece.
6. Amish Country Campsite
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Fran CrowIn the heart of the largest Amish settlement in the world. Close to Sugar Creek, Berlin and Kidron. RV and tent camping. Larger rigs may NOT fit. Dump station, water, electric picnic table, free Wifi, fire ring (with free firewood), great shower house with flush toilets. Owners are fabulous!
7. Downtown Riverside RV Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Livin In The EdgeA great place to park your RV and explore the Little Rock and North Little Rock area. Located on the Arkansas River, across a bridge from the William Clinton Presidential Museum and Library. Great bike path along the river on both sides, walk, or step on to the free Trolley Ride!
It is an upgraded parking lot. Does have full hookups and a very strong Wi-Fi system in the gated park.
8. Oak Mountain State Park Pelham
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:John SOur very first trip in our RV. A shakedown trip, if you prefer. Good trip, nice campground, seems well managed, kept up, quiet. Very enjoyable, very glad we went there.
Country store = check in, has ice, propane, basic park maps. Some sites have sewer, also dump station at exit.
9. Monte Sano State Park Campground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:John SDiscovered this one online but haven't visited yet.
10. Savanna Recreation Area Campgound HQ
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareJust north of the Savannas State Park is the Savannas Recreation Area run by St. Lucie County, there’s a campground here if you can get a site!
To learn more about Savannas State Park and things to see and do at Port St. Lucie's, Florida, head over to our blog:
https://rvlifestyle.com/things-to-do-at-port-st-lucie/
11. Gulf Islands National Seashore
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareThe Gulf Islands National Seashore is a 160-mile stretch of gorgeous and very secluded beaches. It is undisturbed by development and characterized by blue-green sparkling water.
So big is this property that it lies in two states – Florida and Mississippi – and is divided into 12 district areas.
The protected regions include mainland areas and parts of seven islands. If you count Alabama, the area is even longer. Some islands along Alabama coast were originally considered for inclusion, for some reason, they are not officially part of the national seashore managed by the National Parks Service.
To read all about the Gulf Island National Seashore, head to our website: https://rvlifestyle.com/daycamping-along-gulf-islands-national-seashore/
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