The Best R.V. Parks in the U.S.

Luxury RV parks give you a spot to park your comfortable RV for a while, with all of the amenities of a luxury resort.

Number of Sites:123

Site Types:Full-hookup sites with 30/50-amp service, accommodating various RV sizes.

Zion River Resort is the perfect RV spot to land for your trip to Zion National Park . There is a heated pool, a social hall, an ice cream shop, a play area for kids, and a shuttle bus to the park for super convenience.

Number of Sites:81

Site Types:Luxury waterfront sites, each uniquely designed with private tiki huts.

Finding RV parks with waterfront sites is rare, but BlueWater Key has just that. You’ll have a prime spot by the water, with a private tiki hutfor you and your family to enjoy views of the water. They require a three-night minimum stay, and four night minimum stay on holiday weekends. There is a pool, clubhouse, laundry facilities, plus activities like a kayak lunch, mixers, sunrise socials, sundae sundays and more.

Number of Sites:469

Site Types:Designed exclusively for Class A motorcoaches, offering spacious lots.

Like BlueWater, MotorCoach Resort has tiki huts available, although not with every site. Located in Eastern Florida, there are four pools, a golf course, laundry facilities, a dog park, a club house, and a variety of social activities. While not on the beach, it is conveniently located near the beach, making it a great spot to anchor down for your St. Lucie vacation.

Number of Sites:121

Site Types:Mix of pull-through and back-in sites with 30/50-amp service.

Just over the Mississippi river from Memphis, you’ll find Tom Sawyer’s RV Park- an ideal location for your Mississippi river vacation. It has a laid back feel, with glorious sunrises over the river that are worth getting up for. There are ponds stocked with fish for fishing, bathouses and laundry facilities.

Number of Sites:50

Site Types:10 sites with electric and sewage hookups; others are primitive.

City of Rocks campground may not have a lot of frills that come with your RV spot, but with it’s location in the stunning City of Rocks State Park, you won’t need many perks - you’ll be too busy exploring the surrounding area. With just ten sites with electric and sewage hookups, you have to book early to get the prime spot- however, if you are good with roughing it for a few days, they have plenty of sites you can at least park at. There are grills, a botanical garden, a star observatory, hiking trails, and tours of the state park.

Number of Sites:201

Site Types:Beachfront and shaded sites with full hookups.

Beach camping is on many campers bucketlist, and you can do it with your RV at Camp Gulf . WIth sixteen sites directly on the beach, you can sleep with the sound of the waves lapping literally outside your window. The facilities have a pool, laundry room, clubhouse, and a variety of food trucks that park at the site for a convenient bite to eat when you don’t want to cook.

Number of Sites:310

Site Types:Full-hookup sites for hard-sided RVs only.

Thousands of people head to Yellowstone every year, so it’s no wonder they have one of the best RV camping sites in the country. WIth 310 spots, it’s a lively site to call home during your Yellowstone stay. It’s the only campsite at Yellowstone with water, sewer and electric hookups, it has a camp store, and is near Yellowstone River.

Number of Sites:123

Site Types:Full-hookup sites accommodating RVs up to 50 feet.

Imagine waking up and looking out your window to one of the most awe-inspriring natural wonders of the world. Trailer Village at the Grand Canyon can make that a reality. It is so popular, it’s recommended you make reservations one year in advance to guarantee a spot. They have spots for RVs from 28-50 feet long, it’s pet friendly, has free parking, grills, and a free shuttle service. Located about one mile from the South Rim, there are trails that lead to rim spots.

Number of Sites:176

Site Types:95 RV sites with electric hookups; remaining sites for tents and non-electric RVs.

Reservations are required at this Zion National Park campground . It offers scenic views, is close to the visitor center, and has shuttle services to other areas of the park. All sites have a picnic table and access to a fire pit, there are flushing toilets, though no showers.

Number of Sites:107

Site Types:Ocean-view sites with partial hookups; some primitive sites.

The campsite at Jalama Beach County Park offers stunning views of the pacific ocean, and private access to the beach. There is an on-site store for all of the necessities you may need, including groceries and fishing gear, and a restaurant where you can grab a burger when you don’t feel like grilling. There are twelve beachfront sites, and some sites on a hill which offer the best views of the campground.

Number of Sites:Over 800

Site Types:Full-hookup sites with concrete pads; accommodates large RVs.

Ocean Lakes Family Campground is more than just a campground. Not only is it across the street from the beach, but it features a water park, mini golf, a kids camp for kids aged 4-11, special rates at Prestwick Country Club , and more. Activities are endless, you can enjoy performances at the stage, try water aerobics, fishing, tie dye, corn toss tournaments, and loads of other activities found on their calendar .

Number of Sites:122

Site Types:Mix of full-hookup and dry sites with ocean views.

Located on Kachemak Bay in Homer, Homer Spit Campground , there are over twenty sites right on the beach, beach views, and inner sites. The campground offers fishing opportunities, wildlife viewing, wildlife tours, and proximity to local attractions. The area offers breweries, a saloon, galleries and shops.

Number of Sites:Varies by location; typically 100–300

Site Types:Full-hookup RV sites, cabins, and tent sites.

There are over seventy-five Yogi Bear Jelloystone Park Camp-Resorts throughout the US and Canada, so wherever you’d like to visit, chances are there may be a Jellystone nearby. They feature waterparks, themed weekends, character interactions and several organized activities. While most are located in touristy areas with plenty to do, there will be no reason to leave the resort!

Number of Sites:400+

Site Types:Full-hookup sites with 30/50-amp service.

Lake George RV Park features an indoor pool, water park, bike trails, live entertainment and a trolly service to local attractions - all within ten minutes of the popular Lake George. The area offers bike and hiking trails, shopping, museums, and several events throughout the year.

Number of Sites:40

Site Types:Full-hookup sites suitable for various RV sizes.

Close to Branson’s entertainment district, Branson Shenanigans offers basic facilities within close to proximity to some of Branson’s hottest spots. Enjoy food at local restaurants, visit the 1880’s style theme park, Silver Dollar City , or check out the Branson Landing Water & Fire show.

Number of Sites:9 vintage trailers available for rent.

Site Types:Restored vintage trailers; no personal RV sites.

Unlike most RV sites, The Shady Dell doesn’t let you bring your own RV, instead, they have retro RVs onsite for you to rent. They really amp up the retro-feel, with a classic diner on site, a 1955 Airstream Trailer Bar, and have various events.

Number of Sites:27

Site Types:Primitive sites without hookups; beachfront access.

Adventurers will love the secluded beach setting of Wright’s Beach Campground . Walk to Bodega Head for scenic views, or Goat Rock to observe the colony of seals that lives there. Basic and secluded, you’ll love exploring the area.

Number of Sites:Dispersed camping; no designated sites.

Site Types:Primitive, free camping spots along the scenic road.

Sleep within the stunning red rock formations on the Valley of the Gods Road in Utah. The road provides amazing spots for camping, and taking in the stunning starry skies. It offers solitude, hiking trails, and is near the Moki Dugway , another secluded area that is a must-see.