Two hundred seventy six received 5 star reviews in February. Check out the highlights below.
Usery Mountain Regional Park – Mesa, AZ
sery is a multi-use park with an archery range, a mountain trailhead, a nature walk and many other trails ranging from easy to difficult. The entire park is clean and well kept. – Vardy-Ventures
Hampton Tract – Lakeland, FL
Enjoyed our time here and the few other campers there at the time were quiet and respectful. Plenty of biking and hiking opportunity. Well maintained sites under oak canopy. – Carrie
Doran Regional Park – Bodega Bay, CA
Spectacular sunrises and sunsets camping right across from the long strand beach. This is the only CG in the area where dogs are allowed on the beach. – fbrem
Lone Pine Campground – Lone Pine, CA
Paved road and sites. Vault toilet. No running water. The view of Mt Whitney is AWESOME. – Brian
Seabee Park – Abilene, TX
We enjoyed our one night stay at SeaBee park. We had a great view of the water, just wish it was a little warmer. – FREEROAMINGBUS
Sierra Vista Campground – Las Cruces, NM
The views at this spot are amazing. Rangers patrol regularly and enforce rules on where people can park. There are 5 fire rings and a parking area. – Chooseopen
Lake Pleasant Regional Park – Morristown, AZ
What more could you want? This place was fantastic. Definitely recommend hiking the Wild Burro Trail, if you’re lucky, you’ll see these beautiful creatures. – Journeying Jacksons
Serenova Tract – Land O Lakes, FL
Stayed in the primitive area without anyone else around, you can ride a trail over to the Jay B Starkey wilderness park which is about 24 miles round trip or hike the trails around the campground. – Lost Soul
Goosenecks State Park – Mexican Hat, UT
Beautiful small campground. Amazing views. Immaculate area, clean vault toilets, trash cans for each site. Camp right at the edge! – Garrett
Red Rock Canyon State Park – Cantil, CA
We loved Ricardo Campground! It’s like a less crowded Joshua Tree. – bekka
Burns Point Park & RV Campground – Franklin, LA
We love it here and would most definitely come back. SOLA Best Kept Secret! – meaningfulmiles
Sandy Creek Park – Jasper, TX
Another great COE park, nestled deep in tall pine forest on the beautiful lake. Hidden jewel of a place! – Me and Molly MaGee
Craggy Wash – Lake Havasu City, AZ
We LOVED this wash. There were a lot of campers in January, but enough space to be apart. We loved this space and would so go back again! – OurLivelyTribe
North Cascades National Park: Hozomeen Campground – Rockport, WA
The views and fresh air is amazing and the fishing in the lake and river is great. If I could stay there the whole summer I would be happy. – Hutch
Truckhaven Hills Camping Area – Thermal, CA
There are stunning views to the north across canyons to the mountains, and to the east across the Salton Sea to the mountains beyond. – John T
Pole Mountain Area – Buford, WY
Magnificent solitude! Views are awesome. Total quiet. Lots to explore. – Scooter
Saddle Mountain – Tonopah, AZ
We met up with friends here and enjoyed a week of boondocking. Great place to hike around. Lots of trails for 4×4 and mountain biking. – Scott
Campfire Lodgings – Asheville, NC
This was our first campground after becoming full-timers and couldn’t be happier with our choice. The park is also pet-friendly. – Embracing Detours
Joe Skeen Campground – Acoma Pueblo, NM
This free Campground is so nice! Each site comes with a concrete covered pad with a picnic table and fire pit. – FarreninWander
