5 Awesome Camping Destinations in the U.S.
Spring is here, which means summer is close…we can almost taste it! For the adventurous kind, warmer weather means one thing: Camping!
If a camping trip with friends, family, or both is on your to-do list, today we are sharing five of the best campgrounds to visit around the United States. Consider these ideas inspiration for your upcoming camping plans or find more information from this post to plan a trip of your own to any one of these amazing locations.
Bear Rocks Trailhead
Davis, West Virginia
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You will have to hike to your campsite here at Bear Rocks! The view will be worth it. Enjoy the beautiful nature around you, including plenty of rivers and streams. There are camping spot options for both the casual hiker who only wants to hike about one mile in, or for the more serious hiker who opts for the 11.9-mile loop.
https://www.theoutbound.com/west-virginia/camping/camp-at-bear-rocks
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes
San Juan Island, Washington
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This is the ideal location for those that want a classic camping experience, the modern camper who might prefer an Airstream trailer overlooking the water, or the “glamper” who chooses to stay in the deluxe lodge. The activities near this camping destination will not disappoint – enjoy whale watching, kayaking on the ocean, fishing, biking, and even wine tasting!
Fort Yargo State Park
Stockbridge, Georgia
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A great option for families, Fort Yargo State Park provides Camping 101 lessons for kids as well as 3-day “Junior Ranger” camps. In addition to campsites and cabins, visitors can also choose to camp in yurts. The 260-acre lake at Fort Yargo State Park has a large beach for swimming, and campers are also able to fish and boat on the water.
http://gastateparks.org/FortYargo
Albion Basin Campground
Alta, Utah
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Choose this camping location for the jaw-dropping scenery. The destination is known for its vast field of wildflowers in the warmer seasons, hosting the Wasatch Wildflower Festival during the summer months. Mountain biking and hiking to the nearby Cecret Lake are both popular activities for campers.
Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park
Big Sur, California
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California’s Big Sur is a classic for a reason. Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park features an 80-foot waterfall as well as panoramic ocean views. If you’ve exhausted the hiking trails nearby, you can go scuba diving at the Julia Pfeiffer Burns Underwater Area!
https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=578
Summer comes and goes quickly, so it’s important to lock down warm weather plans early to ensure that you don’t miss out on the most fun-filled season of the year. These camping spots are sure to be a hit – for even more campsite ideas by state, click here.