Eleven hundred and two campgrounds received 5 star reviews in July! Check out some of the highlights below.
Skyline Campground | Roosevelt National Forest – Bellvue, CO
Beautiful and remote spot off of Hwy 103! Easy to find and highly recommend. We woke up to a beautiful Bull Moose grazing his way through our campground! – Tarrell
Roberts Landing – Cheboygan, MI
Roberts Landing has wonderful views of Lake Huron, Mackinaw Island, Bios Blanc Island and the Mackinaw Bridge. This is a very clean, well-kept, and professionally managed RV resort with courteous caring staff. – PopBob
Cliffside Park Campground | County Park – Racine, WI
This campground is a sewer away from being perfect. We’ve been fulltime RVing for 5 years and there are only a handful of places that have it all. This is one of them. The only thing missing is sewer. – The Globe Trekker Family
Kring Point State Park – Redwood, NY
What a lovely campground! Right on the water, perched on rocks, amazing sunset. Walked over to the day-use area and watched turtles and muskrats swimming. Very nice bathhouse. Highly recommend! – Shackleton
Miners Flat | BLM – Loomis, WA
Great Free Site Next to River. We parked under a tree near a fire ring and enjoyed the bug-free, windy evening, listening to coyotes hooting and hollering nearby. – Emily
Blue Heron French Cheese Company – Tillamook, OR
Loved it! 100% delighted with this stop! We were welcomed and enjoyed wine tasting and shopping in the store. This is a great boondocking spot and we are grateful. – Travel
Meadow Lake | Salmon-Challis National Forest – Leadore, ID
Off the beaten path, through the mining ghost town of Gilmore and up 2,000 feet, on a gravel road, you will find US National Forest’s, Meadow Lake Campground. 17 nice gravel sites, overlooking a glacial lake with stunning views. One of the most scenic NF campgrounds we’ve been to. – DeeDee315
Twin Lakes Campground | Army Corps Of Engineers – Pendleton, SC
My first campsite as a full timer! Lake Hartwell is a very petty lake, and I thoroughly enjoyed my first spot in my journey! – SaltyDogRV
L’Anse Township Park | County Park – L’Anse, MI
My wife and I loved this place. On this trip, we’ve stayed at a total of 3 sites on the Great Lakes and this was our favorite of the three. – Da
Kendall Camping Area | San Juan National Forest – Silverton, CO
It looked nice from the pictures, but pictures were nowhere close to reality. This place is gorgeous!!! And in the end we stayed 8 days. If we could we would stay longer. 🙂 – Live More!
North Fork Big Wood River | Sawtooth National Forest – Ketchum, ID
Amazing free camping near Sun Valley Idaho. Have to drive a ways down to find a good spot. Luckily there are a ton of spots to choose from. Our spot was about 30 minutes from town. – Apost099
Sweet Briar Lake | County Park – New Salem, ND
It is clear that the county takes care of this place. Thirty minutes to Mandan / Bismark with tons of services. We really liked this place and would stay again. – J and T
Owens River Road | Inyo National Forest – Mammoth Lakes, CA
Stayed here mid-July. Large turn around site, pretty flat & easy access. Remote but can see others off in the distant. Very quiet. Road was smooth coming in and had great access. – Cindy
Massasoit State Park – Taunton, MA
Beautiful well maintained campground in state park. Many hiking trails throughout with easy access and difficulty. Have to say that this was our dogs favorite campsite yet. They and we did not want to leave. – Lacibeau
Forest Road 302 | Routt National Forest – Steamboat Springs, CO
Views are amazing at the top! If you can get the one coveted spot your are going to love it even more. Here the service is excellent! Verizon 5 bars. – MelinTravel
Keechelus Lake | Dept. Fish & Wildlife – Snoqualmie Pass, WA
We were looking for a quiet spot, off I-90, to commence early morning travel through the Bellevue/Seattle metro area, while still avoiding the worst part of the commute. We didn’t have any issue with freeway noise and had a very peaceful night. – Jim
Arrowhead Provincial Park – Huntsville, ON, Canada
Arrowhead Provincial park is an absolute Beauty. Sites are very private, spacious, nestled into natural forrest. This is truly a place to camp if you enjoy “camping”, nature, hiking, trail biking, kayaking, canoeing, camp fires etc. – GabrielOnTheMove
