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Top 21 locations in United States for Sunset Views
byRV Lifestyle and
Michal Ben-Ari and
Mike Wendland and
Wendy Bowyer
Live update: Updated October 23, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. Montaña de Oro State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
RV LifestyleThis State Park located on the Central coast of California about 6 - 7 miles south of Morro Bay and Los Osos is a great place to camp and accommodates RV's up to 27 feet. There are no hook ups, flush toilets or dump stations however the RV sites do have firepits, there is a camp store and camp host and firewood is available for sale... but the beauty of being nestled in this State Park is that it is located away from town a few miles or so down a country road. You will love the hiking available along the cliffs over the ocean and beach access to Spooners Beach just outside the campground. Dogs are welcome on Spooners Beach and at your campsite but not on the hiking trails.
2. Seven Mile Bridge
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleLeaving Marathon, you’ll drive across the Seven Mile Bridge which spans the channel between Knight’s Key and Little Duck Key.
The history of this iconic structure dates back to the early 1900s when Henry Flagler built the Overseas Railroad as an attempt to lure tourists to the Lower Keys. The railroad was eventually converted into a highway, which stood for decades before a new span was built in the 1980s.
There are amazing water views along the entirety of the bridge and even better sunsets.
Remains of the Old Seven Mile Bridge run parallel to the new. More than two miles of the older structure remain open to foot traffic and the span is a popular spot for biking and fishing.
To read more of our Marathon, FL recommendations, head to our website: https://rvlifestyle.com/7-best-places-to-go-in-marathon-florida/
3. Timber Creek Campground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleLocated on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park, this campground is located at a higher elevation, affording wonderful views of the wide-open spaces. It's been named one of the best campgrounds in Colorado. Check it out: https://rvlifestyle.com/best-campgrounds-in-colorado/
4. Willow Bay Recreation Area, Bradford, PA
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Frank PreglerGreat campground ! If you want to be off the grid there is no cell service but if you go to campground entrance you can get it! It forces you to unplug !!!!
5. Chapman State Park, Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Frank PreglerNice campground with nice easy access lake for kayaking and canoes! Beautiful nature trail with swinging bridge !
6. Lake George
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandSo many things to do here https://rvlifestyle.com/things-to-do-around-lake-george-adirondacks/
7. Sam’s Throne Campground
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Robert WiegelGreat dispersed camping in the Ozark National Forest. Campsites are secluded from each other and have fire rings. Great hiking trails around the bluff with great valley views. Vault toilets at each end of the campground.
8. Canyonlands National Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleThis national park is divided into four main districts, characterized by the massive canyons formed by the Colorado and Green rivers. Learn the best time to visit this and other Utah parks in our blog: https://rvlifestyle.com/best-time-to-visit-utah-national-parks/
9. Canyon of the Eagles - A Calibre Resort
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleWhen the bluebonnets are starting to pop and the Texas Hill Country is about the prettiest place you can find to celebrate spring. https://rvlifestyle.com/bluebonnets-and-the-canyon-of-the-eagles-in-the-texas-hill-country/
Texas blue skies during the day and jaw dropping looks at the non light-polluted sky each night. The stars at night indeed do shine big and bright here in the heart of Texas.
10. McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV Lifestylehttps://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.
11. Pikes Peak - America's Mountain
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleWith over 60 different area attractions, Colorado Springs is the perfect place for everyone. Ride a train, visit a museum, go to the park or take the kids (or your grandma!) to the zoo.
If you love the outdoors, you can take a short hike or wander miles of trails. Or walk down the main street to find some delicious food to feed a range of palates.
If you're up for an RVing adventure, you can drive to the summit of Pikes Peak. You'll have a 14,150-foot view of the mountains and valley below.
The road up to Pike's Peak is very nice, but there are some hairpin curves with little or no shoulder or guardrails. Driving up isn't really a challenge, but the descent can be. There is a mandatory brake check and you'll want to use low gears to control your speed.
To find more of our favorite Colorado hidden gems, head to our website: https://rvlifestyle.com/hidden-gems-in-colorado/
If you're wondering if you'd feel safe on the drive, you can check out these photos and video of climbing Pikes Peak: https://rvlifestyle.com/climbing-pikes-peak-rv/
12. Antelope Island State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Erik & Jeanne AndersonFascinating State Park on the largest island in the Great Salt Lake. Amazing views, wildlife, geology and history. We loved Bridger Bay Campground!
13. Lakeside Park, North Park Avenue, Fond du Lac, WI
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Franklin SmithGreat place for a picnic along the south shore of Lake Winnebago. A couple minutes from downtown Fond du Lac
14. Pismo Coast Village RV Resort
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleWebsite: http://www.pismocoastvillage.com/
Address: 165 South Dolliver St, Pismo Beach, CA 93449
Phone: (805) 773-1811
Main site: 400 RV
This is a gem of a location and RV resort park with all the amenities imaginable. Super for convenience, even direct access to the sands of the Pacific Coast and a bridge that connects the RV park to the quaint little Central California town. Full hook up, clean hot showers, onsite restaurant, camp store, picnic tables at each site and so much more. Hiking, biking, wine tasting, shopping, great restaurants and more.
15. HarborWalk Village, Harbor Boulevard, Destin, FL
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandFun restaurants, shops on the harbor. They charge $10 to park.
16. Goblin Valley State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV Lifestylehttps://rvlifestyle.com/is-this-the-most-beautiful-state-park-in-america/
This park got its name because of the bizarre, goblin shaped cliffs, standing eerily here and there across the landscape. It is pretty amazing. The exposed cliffs reveal parallel layers of rock bared by erosion. Because of the uneven hardness of sandstone, softer parts of the rock eroded more quickly than harder layers, creating the Valley of Goblins. Some people compare this place to Mars. There is hiking, biking. disc golf, camping and amazing dark skies to enjoy.
This left behind the bizarre goblin shapes seen today. Water erosion and the smoothing action of windblown dust work together to shape the goblins
17. Coeur d'Alene
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleCoeur d' Alene is known as a popular resort town with a 'floating green' hole on the golf coarse adjacent to the Coeur d' Alene Resort shown in the attached photo. The city is located in the Pacific North West area of Idaho and has a variety of campgrounds located with various amenities. Blackwell Island RV Park is a popular private campground with all the amenities listed! We have stayed at this RV location a couple of times and it does not disappoint. Located close to town and adjacent to the lake. A popular floating restaurant Cedars in only a few minutes away by car. Website: idahorvpark.com
18. Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV Lifestylehttps://rvlifestyle.com/the-grand-staircase-8-best-things-to-do-see/
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument spans about one million acres. It is a vast stretch of desert with a white-sandstone mesa, with incredible views, natural bridges and even a 126 foot high water fall. Be sure to stop by visitor centers for an overview. RV LifestyleThe area is mostly white-sandstone mesa with some pretty incredible views, as well as some steep drop-offs. Here are all the best things to see and do in the area with an RV: https://rvlifestyle.com/the-grand-staircase-8-best-things-to-do-see/
19. Gulf Islands National Seashore
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV LifestyleThe 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/
20. Dead Horse Point State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:RV Lifestylehttps://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.RV LifestyleWhat 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.
21. First Landing State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ruthie TonyFirst Landing State Park is just a phenomenal place. Sites are wooded and the beach is accessible by several short walkways. The RV sites have hook-ups. We chose to dry camp and use our own shower and toilet.
We took advantage of the nearby Rite-Aid’s Amazon Locker!
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