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Top 41 Beaches in United States
byPhyllis Khare and
Michal Ben-Ari and
Mike Wendland and
Wendy Bowyer
Live update: Updated August 6, 2022Copy link
Copy link1. Lakeside Chautauqua
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Mike WendlandA fabulous Lake Erie community with a great campground. See our video at https://youtu.be/H69oPSYABDA
2. 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.
3. Pismo Coast Village RV Resort
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareWebsite: 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.
4. Pensacola Beach RV Resort
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandGreat spots on the bayside of the beach. They even have a Tiki Bar
5. 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 !
6. Montaña de Oro State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareThis 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.
7. 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 !!!!
8. 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!
9. CAMP GULF
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandTrue beachfront camping. Here's a blog we did about this great campground on the Emerald Coast of Florida https://rvlifestyle.com/beach-camping/
John SSuggested by a colleague whose family has rented in the area. Campground details are scarce online but it looks like the campground property has its own beach access.
10. Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandGreat place for dolphin shows and more on the Emerald Coast!
Uriel MaslanskyThe shows are amazing!
11. Fort Pickens State Park Pensacola
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mike WendlandCamping right near the beach!
12. Mendota County Park, County Highway M, Middleton, WI
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Ron TerrienBeautiful campground with lots of huge shade trees. Small swim beach and lake access for the boats.
13. Mustang Island State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/rving-on-the-texas-gulf-coast/ Just down the coast from Galveston is the city of Corpus Christi and its famous Mustang Island State Park, where RVers can park right on the beach if conditions are favorable. In addition to swimming, hiking, fishing, and paddling, the park offers guided nature tours for those interested in the geology and wildlife on the island.
14. Stella Mare RV Resort
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/rving-on-the-texas-gulf-coast/ 25 acres of campsites and amenities such as a heated pool and kids’ splash pad, as well as amazing views of the gulf.
15. Galveston Island State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis Kharehttps://rvlifestyle.com/rving-on-the-texas-gulf-coast/ About 30 camping spaces are located at the state park, ranging from $15-$20 per night, with monthly rates available. All sites include water and picnic tables, with electricity available at some. Restrooms and showers are provided. Reservations recommended.
16. Sea & Sand RV Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareOne of my favorite RV parks is the Sea and Sand RV Park. That is because of its wonderful, beachfront location, which is within walking distance from the beach.
Let the crashing waves lull you to sleep each night. You can also take a short walk to find shells, agates, and even Japanese fishing floats along the sandy shores. Or, try to spot whales from the ocean views.
17. Campers Inn Inc.
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:John SOur 1st out of town trip. Found Campers Inn online. Solid 3-star level campground. Small sites but I guess that's to be expected. 10 min walk to the beach is a big plus. Full hookups.
18. Panama City Beach RV Resort
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:John SChecked this park for future reference and liked what we saw. Haven't stayed there yet but really liked it. Looks like walking distance from the beach.
19. Avalon State Park, North Highway A1A, Fort Pierce, FL, USA
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareThe park is home to a variety of wildlife. You can spot migrating herons, egrets, osprey, and bald eagles.
You may even see threatened and endangered sea turtles, like the Loggerhead, Atlantic Green, and Leatherback. They nest on the beach during the spring and summer.
It’s fairly remote and there’s over a mile of undeveloped beachfront along the Atlantic which makes it a great spot to set up for the day.
To learn more about Avalon State Park and things to do and see in Port St. Lucie, Florida, check out our blog post here:
https://rvlifestyle.com/things-to-do-at-port-st-lucie/
20. Jensen Beach Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Phyllis KhareVisit some of Florida’s best beaches on the Treasure Coast at Jensen Beach and Stuart Beach.
An interesting bit of history you’ll find here is that from 1895 to 1920, Jensen Beach was known as the “Pineapple Capital of the World”.
To read more about Jensen beach about things you can do and see at Port St. Lucie, Florida, head over to our blog:
https://rvlifestyle.com/things-to-do-at-port-st-lucie/
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