Awesome place. Rocks are fascinating. Nice hike up table mountain. Fun to explore the rock city. Confusing layout with some sites FCFS and some reservable. Sites on the west side had good Verizon and ATT. Other parts had little to no connectivity. Reservable sites can be booked at the last minute and will add a $4 per day reservation fee.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes, but may not be allowed to fill RV tank.
Faywood, New Mexico
$10 per night
Official Website
quiet, great hike, can be hot - good internet
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Picacho, Arizona
$30 per night
Official Website
Right on lake Granby and at west end of RMNP. Gracious hosts. Vault toilets could be odiferous. Windy afternoons with passing storms. ATT and Verizon are good
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes, but not for RV tanks
Granby, Colorado
$26 per night
Official Website
Excellent Verizon and ATT. Convenient to town and highway without the noise. Nice park has many activities. Very unlevel sites.
Dump Station: All sites are full hookup
Water: Yes
Clemmons, NC
$38 per night
Official Website
Quiet. Several campgrounds in the park to choose from. Wrangler campground had good cell service.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Wildersville, Tennessee
$26 per night
Official Website
electric/water - dump on site - no wifi (maybe hidden network)
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Bruce Mines, Ontario
$35 per night
Official Website
Good cell signal. Right by the beach. Beautiful. 20 minutes south of Nags Head. Traffic noise but not bad. Reservations required but can be made on night of arrival.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Nags Head, North Carolina
$28 per night
Official Website
Super fast cell service due to nearby tower. Quiet, but popular with atv crowd so potential for noise.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Ozark, Arkansas
$29 per night
Official Website
Wifi intermittent but usually good enough for streaming, site 21 has very difficult layout in a corner. 25 foot hose not enough to reach spigot (leaking when on as well). Power for 30 amps but low voltage. Protector tripped multiple times when trying to use heat pump or water heater. Could not use these appliances on a supposed 30 amp connection. Sewer connection would require extension. We did not use it, despite paying for 3 services we only had power and that was substandard. Ground was soggy and soft. Many full timers with campers that did not appear to have moved in years or even be moveable. Was quoted 285 for 7 nights plus taxes and charged 327 total so taxes must be rather high in Quebec for this type of business. Would not return here or recommend. Close to grocery stores and bus stop within a kilometer. Road noise not too bad but present. 30 minute drive to city of Montreal. Owner was rude and unhelpful. Long term neighbors unwelcoming. Site 21
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Mercier, Quebec
$46 per night
Official Website
Beautiful view. Dry campground. Plenty of sun for solar. Good cell service. Steep winding road up Rimrock with a few tunnels with about 16' clearance.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Grand Junction, Colorado
$22 per night
Official Website
Both carriers had good connectivity. Quiet. FCFS
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Pinedale, Wyoming
$10 per night
Official Website
Very nice campground. Clean. Friendly staff. Good cell signal. Discounted price with a 7 day stay.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Revelstoke, British Columbia
$34 per night
Official Website
Free with WA Discover Pass. Just a big gravel lot. Good cell signal.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Quincy, Washington
$0 per night
Official Website
Next to a reservoir and power plant. Reservoir is closed to boating from Novemnber to March because of toxic golden algae blooms that happen every year, but the campground remains open. Electric and water sites are $20 and water only sites are $15. Campers must also pay for a park pass ($5 per person per day) Campground was nearly deserted when we were there and very quiet. ATT and Verizon were very good and site 120 was perfectly level. Most sites appeared to be pretty easy to level in the water only loop.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Colorado City, Texas
$15 per night
Official Website
Behind fairground and racetrack. Good cell signal. Race cars practicing during the day could be loud. Last resort when state parks are all booked and cell signal is required.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Monroe, Washington
$25 per night
Official Website
full hookup - road noise quite loud - gated - 30-40 min drive to Niagara Falls - wifi in campsites
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Hamilton, Toronto
$50 per night
Official Website
Full hookup rv sites west of Atlanta. After hours, look for camp host to get a site if you don't have reservations. Very friendly and accommodating hosts. Park has gate code from 8pm to 8am, call get gate code if arriving after hours. Good ATT and Verizon signal.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Carrolton, Georgia
$30 per night
Official Website
Not much privacy. Lovely white sand beaches. Crowded even in January. Expensive
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Pasadena Beach, Florida
$40 per night
Official Website
Large park within an hour drive of New Orleans. Price varies depending on type of site. Some primitive sites would work for solar.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Mandeville, Louisiana
$20 per night
Official Website
Noseeums. Decent fishing. Snorkel tours and boat rentals are the highlight of this place
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Key Largo, Florida
$36 per night
Official Website
Quiet, clean and right next to the beach. A little pricy at $28 per night for a dry camping but the location makes up for the price. Sand spurs are well established so mind your pets' paws.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Ocracoke, North Carolina
$28 per night
Official Website
Att had a good signal, but not Verizon. Good mountain bike trails. Not too far from Jackson Hole.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes, but not for tanks
Victor, Idaho
$17 per night
Official Website
site with water. Sites are well treed but a little difficult layout in some places. 146 - enough for 23 foot travel trailer with suv parked on the side - wifi of no use. Very noisy with Karaoke until ater 10 pm
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Quebec City, Quebec
$40 per night
Official Website
Cell service a little slow. Quiet, clean and small campground. Interesting history. Many deer.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Crawfordville, Georgia
$30 per night
Official Website
Close to Houston. Has bike trails, mtb trails, hiking trails and alligators. Electric hookups are $25 per night. Day use fee per person or annual pass applies.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Needville, Texas
$25 per night
Official Website
Good for being near Sedona. Busy campground. Some FCFS some reservable sites. ATT is usuable but Verizon is better.
Dump Station: No
Water: Not for tanks
Sedona, Arizona
$22 per night
Official Website
Noseeums. Gorgeous water. Snorkel tours. Excellent fishing. ATT and Verizon spotty. Better with booster
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Big Pine Key, Florida
$36 per night
Official Website
Free with Washington Discover Pass. Nice little trail. Cell signal was usable. No trash service. Another camper had items stolen from his site. Heavy shade in most sites.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Port Angeles, Washington
$0 per night
Official Website
convenient to i90. New York State parks require reservations but they can be made the same day before 3pm. Verizon was unreliable - good signal but slow. T-Mobile excellent. Some road noise from nearby highway(not i90 though). - Site 7
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Seneca Falls, New York
$25 per night
Official Website
Nice campground. Most are reservable except H loop is FCFS. We had a rodent chew up some of the firewall in our vehicle's engine compartment during the 2 nights we were there so be aware and take preventative measures with your vehicles.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Tucson, Arizona
$20 per night
Official Website
Convenient stop. Expensive but ok for a night
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Yukon, Oklahoma
$49 per night
Official Website
Quiet, remote but convenient to Steamboat Springs. ATT and Verizon had good signal but went down a couple of times. FCFS
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Steamboat Springs, Colorado
$10 per night
Official Website
Excellent location for exploring Bryce. No hookups. Verizon and ATT usable for streaming but can be a little slow in the evening. First come first serve. Ruby's general store nearby has most staples but pricey. Laundromat at Ruby's campground
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Bryce Canyon City, Utah
$30 per night
Official Website
Lovely, quiet campground about 30 minutes from Durango. Good cell connection with Verizon and ATT. Gracious host in 2021. Some FCFS sites and some reservable sites
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes
Hesperus, Colorado
$20 per night
Official Website
Parking in an empty lot with electrical hookups and excellent cell coverage.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Kalispell, Montana
$25 per night
Official Website
on the bluff overlooking the ocean with steps to shoreline. Excellent surf spot. Reservations are difficult to come by. $50 for ocean front. 35 for road side. Sites are small and not much privacy. Highway 101 traffic is constant. Good cell service. Close to stores, golf, the beach, and has on site store and small restaurant serving pizza, snacks and beer with live music several nights a week. One entrance for entire campground and a strict check in time at 2 pm causes a backup at the entrance even on weekdays. 2 dump stations at the north end of campground with potable water.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Carlsbad, California
$35 per night
Official Website
Above a reservoir. Clean. Fall leaf cover hides most of the walking paths, which have many roots breaking up the asphalt. This made them fairly treacherous.Very fast cell service.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Fulton, Mississippi
$28 per night
Official Website
Good cell reception. Friendly host. Equestrian sites, full hookup, w/e sites are in one area near the entrance. Primitive and tent only sites are further back on loop road. Road noise was minimal.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Bishopville, SouthCarolina
$28 per night
Official Website
Must get an entry ticket to Glacier to find a FCFS site at Apgar. Cell signal is nearly unusable most of the time. Glacier NP parking situation is terrible, even with the entry pass system.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Apgar, Montana
$23 per night
Official Website
Quiet, clean. Free wifi but was not working
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Ignace, Ontario
$35 per night
Official Website
electric, water, free wifi works in camp. Wide open field. So much goose poop
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Thunder Bay, Ontario
$40 per night
Official Website
All FCFS. Weird system, you have to get your permit from a machine that will not allow you to purchase before 12 pm on the day of. This could be a pain if you're not sure how many days you want to stay. You will have to be at the campground between 12-3pm to renew your site.
Dump Station: All sites are full hookup
Water: Yes
Hot Springs, Arkansas
$30 per night
Official Website
Pleasant surprise in downeast. Sites are private and level. Excellent cell signal
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes
Newport, North Carolina
$10 per night
Official Website
Good cell signal. Beautiful and secluded feeling on the east side of Olympic Peninsula. FCFS. Heavy shade makes solar impossible but the trees are gorgeous.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Brinnon, Washington
$18 per night
Official Website
no wifi in park but T mobile, ATT and Verizon all worked roaming. - $29 for full hookup - no service and electric/water slightly less. - Must pay for park entry either day pass, season pass or discovery annual pass. - this is $8 per person per day - there is a family rate that is the same as 2 people rate. Discovery pass is good for all national parks and historic areas but there are not that many especially with campgrounds
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Alma, New Brunswick
$29 per night
Official Website
Solar doable. Gorgeous views. Decent cell service
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Canmore, Alberta
$31 per night
Official Website
ATT signal was good. Verizon was slow. Nice hiking trails. At south end of Independence Pass (no RVs allowed)
Dump Station: No
Water: Not for RV tanks
Leadville, Colorado
$26 per night
Official Website
Good for an overnight stop. Verizon and ATT both fast. $10 per night if you can find a staff member at the pool or in the park to take your money.t
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Anaconda, Montana
$10 per night
Official Website
good cell signal. Clean, near freeway. Iron mountain hot springs
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
$50 per night
Official Website
Above a reservoir. Seems popular with fishermen. Quiet at night. Pretty view. Sites are kind of close together but tiered so not that bad.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Jefferson, Texas
$28 per night
Official Website
Good cell reception. Very large park with options for primitive, electric and full hookup sites.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Crossville, Tennessee
$35 per night
Official Website
Noseeums are awful. Good fishing in the area. Protected beach for swimming.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Melbourne Beach, Florida
$28 per night
Official Website
Nice little campground. Quiet. Some FCFS sites and some reservable. Many sites are double lots so your neighbor's vehicle is right next to yours, kind of kills the privacy. Att is usable, Verizon not so much. Hosts are little unwelcoming in 2021.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes but not for Tanks
Blackhawk, Colorado
$22 per night
Official Website
Huge campground with plenty of sun. Decent cell signal. Dog poop smell everywhere
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Winnipeg, Manitoba
$17.5 per night
Official Website
Near Houston. A few miles of hiking and biking trails. Cheapest site for rvs are full hookups for $28 plus park entrance fees (daily or annual pass).
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
San Felipe, Texas
$28 per night
Official Website
Heavy shade. Clean. Pretty. Park employees a bit unwelcoming. Good cell signal.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Squamish, British Columbia
$32 per night
Official Website
Quiet, but in the middle of town. Well treed little park. Free, unsecured wifi all over campground. Good cell signal.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes
Gull Lake, Saskatchewan
$20 per night
Official Website
28 for electric/water - $14 for primitive (sites indicate tent only but saw rvs in sites. Good cell signal (verizon and ATT). Quiet. Many deer.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Fort Worth, Texas
$28 per night
Official Website
Quiet park near Wilmington and Carolina Beach. A bit pricy 23 per night for a dry site plus 3 per night reservation fee. Fee applies if you book onsite at the Marina store as they use Reserve America's software. Excellent cell signal and location.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Carolina Beach, North Carolina
$26 per night
Official Website
Verizon and ATT have good signal. Strange layout makes parking a little sketchy at night. Busy park but will managed.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Flagstaff, Arizona
$31 per night
Official Website
Good cell signal on Verizon and ATT. Many sites are right on the edge of the lake. Sites can be booked online up to the last minute. $2.50 convenience fee for booking online.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Appling, Georgia
$25 per night
Official Website
Near San Antonio. Above a reservoir. RV sites are water and electric
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Canyon Lake, Texas
$30 per night
Official Website
Near San Antonio. Often booked for weekends but sites available on weekdays
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Spring Branch, Texas
$20 per night
Official Website
Giant dunes. Sand. $15 for site with electric
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Monahans, Texas
$15 per night
Official Website
Good stop between Jasper and Dawson Creek. Cell signal available. Quiet, easy to navigate. Dump station in Dawson Creek. Six dollar reservation fee per reservation.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Tomslake, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
Three days max stay. Call to reserve. No online reservations.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
El Paso, Texas
$16 per night
Official Website
Good cell service. Huge park has several campgrounds to choose from, from primitive to Electric/Water hookup. Nearby town of San Angelo has great Mexican food and all the major stores for stocking up. Bison and longhorn cattle. Miles and miles of mountain biking trails.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
San Angelo, Texas
$10 per night
Official Website
Close to town and good cell service. Not all of the campgrounds have good cell signal and many can only accommodate RVs up to 25 feet.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Moab, Utah
$20 per night
Official Website
Near Seward without the crowds. This lovely little campground has about 16 sites. Most are reservable but about 4 or 5 are FCFS. We wound up here after getting skunked at nearby Trail River and I'm glad we did. For one thing, Verizon service was good enough for streaming most of the time, which was a nice surprise. It would go down for a few minutes here and there but never for very long. There is a nearby creek where you can fish for Dolly Varden and Rainbow trout and Seward is only 30 minutes away. It's also cheaper than the campgrounds at Seward and other national forest campgrounds in the area.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Seward, Alaska
$14 per night
Official Website
Wifi is usable for streaming but occasionally slows in the evening (maybe overload). Campground is very large (almost 300 sites) but tends to fill up around the 2nd sockeye run from mid-July to early August when the crowds thin out again. Camping fee also increases to $26 during this peak time. Walking distance to the river access trail for fishing. Close to town for all services. Dump station and fresh water fill up nearby at Fred Meyers. All sites are first come first serve.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Soldotna, Alaska
$21 per night
Official Website
Small park close to town and Alaska State Fair. This campground has good Verizon and ATT signal suitable for streaming. Has 40 RV sites with electric hookups (30 amp). There are also 47 tent/camper sites, some of which would be good for small campers in the wooded section of the park. All sites are reservable up to 2 days in advance and unreserved sites are available for walk up campers. The office was closed during our stay due to staffing issues so walk up payment options were only cash or check. The reservation system takes credit cards. Campground is near the river and there are walking trails near the river. Very close to the state fair and would be a good option if you want to visit the fair but not camp at the fairgrounds. Close to Fred Meyers for groceries and all the amenities of a medium size town. RV sites with electric are $30 and $20 for tent/dry sites. The dry sites do not look good for solar as they are heavily treed. Campground has heated bathrooms with flush toilets and hot showers and seemed well cared for.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Palmer, Alaska
$30 per night
Official Website
Fast Verizon and ATT. There are several pull through sites that could accommodate a large RV. Each site is gravel has a shade pavilion, fire pit and picnic table. Very quiet and the views are extraordinary. All sites have a 50 amp hookup. However, we chose to not use it and were not required to pay the extra $10 per day for electric service. Camping price of $20 includes park day use fee. Nevada residents and passholders have discounts available. This is a small campground of about 22 sites, however there is overflow camping just past the regular campground if you can't find a site. Within a 5 minute walk are the Moon Slots, Cathedral Slots and Canyon Slots. If you only have a short time to explore this is the place to go. There are 2 trails that allow mountain bikes, Hawks Ridge and Juniper Draw. Juniper draw follows the canyon and is very easy and flat but has some sandy spots and is about 4 miles. Hawks ridge splits off from Juniper Draw and goes up to the top of the ridge on the west side of the campground and comes out on the park road near the visitor center. This is a pretty easy ride but has some exposure that may not be suitable for younger riders. The hike to Millers Point is not to be missed and is relatively short at about 2 miles. It has some exposure and unprotected drops so mind your little ones and pets should they come along. If you have time and want to make the hike a little longer, continue from Millers Point to Eagle Point for some spectacular views. The 2 hikes combined are about 4 miles round trip.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Panaca, Nevada
$20 per night
Official Website
Right on a creek. Several pull through sites. No cell signal. Price is $20 cash or less with online permit system
Dump Station: No
Water: No
None, Yukon
$20 per night
Official Website
Many gravel pull throughs and spacious back in sites. Sites are spacious and level. Picnic table and fire-grill pit at each site. Fast internet via ATT and Verizon. Quiet location right on the Kenai river with multiple access points for shore fishing. Close to Soldotina with all amenities. Dump station at Chevron down the road.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes
Soldotina, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Stopover on way to Anchorage
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Fraser-Fort George G, British Columbia
$22 per night
Official Website
Between Houston and San Antonio. Mostly booked on weekends. Electric only sites for RV
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Gonzales, Texas
$18 per night
Official Website
Right on the highway but not too noisy. Great place to use as a base for exploring the area and Sedona hikes. Some sites are FCFS and some are reservable. 7 day limit.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes
Sedona, Arizona
$22 per night
Official Website
The better of the 2 city campground on the spit. This campground has about 80 sites, the best ones are on the waterfront. Walking distance to shopping, dining and entertainment. There is a credit card machine for payment or envelopes for cash payments.
Dump Station: No-but there is a city station across the street $15
Water: No
Homer, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Quiet. Good cell signal. Need gate code for entry after hours. Can reserve on the first night of your stay
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Burton, Texas
$26 per night
Official Website
Excellent for windsurfing. Price varies widely
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Frisco, North Carolina
$59 per night
Official Website
Near Phoenix. Reservations required. $22 + 5 reservation fee for dry campsite. Very crowded.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes - but not at dump station
Peoria, AZ
$27 per night
Official Website
Located at South Point of the Mountain launch. Fast, strong cell signal with Verizon and ATT. Good solar (no trees at all). The wind can be strong at times, best spots are next to the higher berms to block some of the wind..
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Draper, Utah
$15 per night
Official Website
Cute little campground right next to the dam. Sites are well spaced. Plenty of solar. ATT and Verizon are good for streaming. Popular for fishing. Hosts are gracious and unobtrusive.
Dump Station: Yes - in state park
Water: Yes - in state park
Coalville, UT
$20 per night
Official Website
Interesting site on an ancient lava bed. Fast cell service with ATT and Verizon. Electric/water for $18. No hookups for $12.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Carrizozo, New Mexico
$18 per night
Official Website
Lovely campground on a reservoir near Eureka, MT and the Canadian border. Several fun public golf courses in Eureka. Excellent rock climbing within a 30 minute drive. Fast and reliable cell signal from ATT and Verizon. Some FCFS and some reservable sites.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Rexford, Montana
$24 per night
Official Website
Quiet and a perfect stopover in Utah. Fast cell signal despite canyon location
Dump Station: yes
Water: yes
Sevier, Utah
$30 per night
Official Website
Parking lot style campground with easy access to the Kasilof river. Good signal on Verizon and ATT are suitable for streaming. Parking and day use sites are intermixed in the lot and are designated as day use or camping (read the signs). This was a nice quiet campground and the host was friendly and helpful. There are pay envelopes and a machine that accepts credit cards.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Kasilof, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Campground on Alcan
Dump Station: No
Water: No
British Columbia, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Only a few sites. Well spaced and clean. Good river access and quiet campground near the town of Salmon, an interesting town worth the visit. ATT and Verizon signals are good for streaming. Goldbug hotsprings trailhead is about 40 minutes away.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Salmon, Idaho
$5 per night
Official Website
Convenient to Salt Lake City area. Price a little high for dry camping but the campground is clean and sites are spacious. Hosts are gracious. Reservations can be made on the day of arrival. Mavericks nearby has free dump and potable water. Sinclair has propane, and dump for $5. ATT and Verizon good for streaming
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes
Lehi, Utah
$25 per night
Official Website
This is one of two campgrounds in Chena Lake. There are around 50 sites, many of which are pull-throughs. Cell signal on ATT and Verizon is very good and overall the campground is quiet. Of the two campgrounds at Chena Lake, this one is better for solar power.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: No
North Pole, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
This is the quieter campground on Chena Lake Recreation Area. Not very good for solar, may be doable on some sites in high summer. Wifi is not as good as Lake Park but still good enough to streaming.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: No
North Star, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Beautiful, isolated in between Pagosa Springs and Buena Vista areas. Cell service spotty. ATT was better. All sites are reservable. Five sites remain available in winter but with no services.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes - but not for rv tanks
South Fork, Colorado
$26 per night
Official Website
City park. One hour from Enchanted Rock northwest of San Antonio. $25 for water site. $30 for full hookup
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Kerrville, Texas
$25 per night
Official Website
5 primitive sites for RVs. Multiple other sites for tent camping. Splendid escape from El Paso with rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking and paragliding.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
El Paso, Texas
$10 per night
Official Website
Sites are close together and weekends can be noisy and crowded. Very nice park rangers. Interesting place close enough to Vegas to enjoy the city. Solid cell signal with Verizon and ATT and campground has wifi (didn't use it)
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Overton, Nevada
$20 per night
Official Website
A little off the ALCAN but a good stop past Fort Nelson. No cell service. Very quiet. Trail to the lake and a floating dock.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Fort Nelson, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Best and most economical option on the Whittier side of the tunnel. Campground itself is not bad. Right on the waterfront within walking distance to town and the Portage Pass Trail. Nice views. Fast internet on ATT and Verizon. Good for solar(no trees). Campground is a gravel lot with sites around the edge. The only real detraction is the noise from the nearby mine that seemed to be operating 24/7. Pay at the the harbor masters office (very friendly and helpful staff). There is no pay kiosk at the campground.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Whittier, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Good campground on the route to Anchorage. No Verizon service. ATT signal good enough for streaming (barely). Nice boardwalk has view of distant Matanuska glacier (no access to glacier from campground). To see the glacier you must book a tour with the sole tour operator.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Sutton, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Lovely little campground and interesting archaeology.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Winslow, Arizona
$20 per night
Official Website
Amazing location. Good cell signal. Electric sites are $30.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Springdale, Utah
$30 per night
Official Website
Free campground right past the first bridge on McCarthy Road. Campsites have picnic tables and there is a vault toilet. Verizon signal is good for streaming using Extended Network (Copper Valley Telecom). No ATT service at all.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Chitinia, Alaska
$0 per night
Official Website
Another parking lot style campground. This very close to the highway so expect road noise. There were about six sites left at about 7pm on a Friday in late June. Good ATT and Verizon signal for data. Sites are quite close together and not very well defined and each site has a picnic table and fire ring. This is one of the most economical options in Homer. Good views of the mountains and bay. Close to attractions. Pay kiosk has a card machine and pay envelopes are available for cash/check.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Homer, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Campground on a lake on Stewart-Cassiar highway
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Stikine, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
Great place to winter in Utah within an hour of most ski resorts. Monthly rates available in winter. Prices are higher in summer.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Heber City, Utah
$45 per night
Official Website
Near Spider Mountain. Water+Electric $23. Water only $16. State park annual pass or day use pass required. Annual pass is $70
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Burnett, Texas
$23 per night
Official Website
Half the price of state parks. Good cell signal. Dump station and water in Pine nearby during summer and down at Gander RV in St. George in winter season. Reservations required. $8 reservation fee applies.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Veyo, Utah
$12 per night
Official Website
Military campground allows civilian access with increase in site fees. Good cell signal with Verizon and ATT. Dry sites and hookup sites available.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Valdez, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Fast internet on ATT and Verizon. Good solar at many sites. Quiet campground. Walking distance to river for fishing in Kenai river. Gravel sites
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Sterling, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
The only campground in Denali with ATT and Verizon service. Sites are reservable and it often books up on weekends especially so try to plan ahead. Sites are nice with fire rings and picnic tables are are quite level. Some sites are better for solar than others. Bear loop seemed to be the best overall. Riley is a short walk to the mercantile store which has a few basics but mostly sells beer and soda and is where campers must register upon arrival. Checkout and check-in are at 11 am. Hosts are visibly patrolling the campground and sites are quite clean. Generator hours are restricted to a couple of hours in the morning and evening. Campground is also a short hike to the bus depot and a slightly longer hike to the visitor center. A sites are large enough for equipment over 30 feet and cost about $40 per night. B sites are for 30 feet and under and cost about $32.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Healy, Alaska
$32 per night
Official Website
All but 4 sites are reservable and of these all but one are full hookups (one does not have sewer). The 4 non-reservable dry sites are A10, A12, B1, B2. A10 had the best views of these sites, right on the cliff above the reservoir. Wind could be an issue. A12 is same as A10 but there are trees on the bluff blocking the view. B1 and B2 are at the entrance to B loop and would be better if wind is a concern. ATT and Verizon where good for streaming Netflix. Host stays in a trailer up near the first entrance and is always working hard to keep the campground in ship shape. He locks the gate a 8pm (10pm Memorial day to Labor day). He will open the gate for you if you get locked out. His number is posted at the entrance.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Ririe, Idaho
$20 per night
Official Website
Campground on the Alcan highway. Open May 1 - October 2
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Yukon Territory - no city nearby, Yukon Territory
$20 per night
Official Website
Most sites are reservable and campground is often booked on weekends. Many sites have shade but would work for solar. Good ATT and Verizon signal for streaming. $8 reservation fee. A number of mountain bike trails start in the campground. About 10 minutes from Prescott. Affinity RV in Prescott has a dump station, potable water and propane.
Dump Station: No
Water: Not in winter months
Prescot, AZ
$10 per night
Official Website
FCFS dry campground in Furnace Creek area. This campground is a large gravel lot with marked spaces and an automated fee machine. No picnic tables or grills, just a parking lot. Verizon 3g works for texts and emails but not web browsing. ATT shows full bars of 4g but service was no better than Verizon. Booster did not help.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Death Valley, CA
$14 per night
Official Website
Not really a campground, but a parking lot that allows camping. Good Verizon data/phone signal. ATT phone but no data. This is a good option for those wanting to fish on the Russian and Kenai rivers. Many Alaskans (people and bears) here to catch salmon and the ferry will take you across the river for $11 round trip. Pricing is per vehicle, $12 for less than 20 feet and $15 for over 20 feet. If your towing, don't unhitch and can fit in one of the spaces you only have to pay $15 which is quite good for the area. If you don't fit or unhitch and use another parking space, you will be charged per vehicle. The angle of the spaces would make it nearly impossible to back a trailer in so you uncouple your tow vehicle.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Coopers Landing, Alaska
$15 per night
Official Website
Another place to camp on the way between Alaska and the lower 48.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
$20 per night
Official Website
Campground on the Stewart-Cassiar highway
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Dease Lake, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Quiet, clean and shady. 10 minutes from the hot springs. Cell service.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia
$23 per night
Official Website
Price includes fire permit (required on sites with a fire pit). There is also a reservation fee of 11.25 per reservation. Campground was clean and well maintained. Good cell signal. Elk roaming the campground are not at all afraid of people.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Jasper, Alberta
$32.25 per night
Official Website
Dry camping near Whitehorse, in Yukon. Good stop on the AlCan highway. Open May 1 - September 30
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Whitehorse, Yukon
$20 per night
Official Website
Clean campground on a small lake in between Phoenix and El Paso. Very kind and helpful rangers. Pretty mountain views. ATT and Verizon reliable. $20 for dry. $30 for electric and water. All sites are reservable.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Safford, Arizona
$20 per night
Official Website
Semi-parking lot style campground on a bluff above the ocean. Beautiful beach to walk. FCFS system is a little different. There is a large bulletin board in the middle of the campground with all the sites listed. Pick an un-claimed site, pay with the envelope and put your receipt on the board under your site number. Sites are $20 per night. Verizon and ATT were not good enough for streaming but T-Mobile worked well. Bring supplies, the nearby stores are small grocers with limited selections.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
South Fork, Washington
$20 per night
Official Website
Level sites. No cell service. Good stop on ALCAN. Bears are active here.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Destruction Bay, Yukon
$20 per night
Official Website
This is probably the most convenient and economical option close to Anchorage. Excellent signal from ATT and Verizon (streaming fast). Road noise and river noise were constant but not too bad and road noise was less at night. One of the more irritating factors about summer in Alaska is that with the ultra late sunsets and early sunrises, many people do not seem to observe quiet hours. This was apparent at most of the more crowded campgrounds throughout Alaska. Solar possible with many sites. First come first serve.
Dump Station: Yes - but not operating in 2022
Water: Yes - but only 20 gallons per user. Better to fill up at nearby dump stations
Anchorage, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Very nice, clean campground with large sites, covered picnic tables and a good cell signal. Non-electric sites are $12 per night and reservable online. Electric sites are $20. Right in between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Santa Fe, New Mexico
$12 per night
Official Website
No frills camping spot on Stewart-Cassiar
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Stikine , British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Quiet, woodsy campground on a large lake with hiking trails and good cell signal. There are full hookup sites for $36 and dry sites for $26.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Troutman, North Carolina
$26 per night
Official Website
Campground is in a grove of trees not far off the highway. Cell signal is good near the main campground but disappears in the lower sites. Fee is $23 for non-electric and $28 for electric. Most sites have water hookup available. Sites are small and close together. The real drawback is the trains which go by throughout the night and are loud enough to keep you awake.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Walhachin, British Columbia
$28 per night
Official Website
Campground
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Lac La Hache, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
Campground on Dease Lake
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Hazelton, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
Small Campground on Dease Lake Highway
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Nass Camp, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
One of two campgrounds between Tok and the Yukon border on Hwy 1. No cell service. This is the larger of the two campgrounds.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Northway, Alaska
$0 per night
Official Website
Campground on Dease Lake Highway
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Kitimat-Stikine, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
This campground is a day use area that has been converted to a campground. Sites are $12 per night on weekdays and $18 per night on weekends. All sites are FCFS. Many sites are part of a double site and therefore cost $24 per night on weekdays and $36 on weekends. Nearest dump stations are in Las Vegas, so come prepared. Verizon and ATT signals are good enough for streaming. This campground fills quickly and is difficult to maneuver for a larger RV. The biggest advantage to this campground is it's elevation makes it about 20 degrees cooler than the sites at lake Mead. Hiking/biking trails accessible in campground.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Las Vegas, Nevada
$12 per night
Official Website
Campground on Stewart-Cassiar
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Dease Lake, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
A great little getaway with a natural hot springs. The campground is entirely first come first serve and all sites are $20. There are no hook ups. Some sites are along the edge of the open parking area and there are several tucked into a couple of loops in the woods. The maximum vehicle length is posted on each site. Sites tend to fill up on the weekends. There is no cell service but you can get free wifi at the Lodge and Restaurant. The hot springs is nice, $15 gets you all day, in and out access, just save your receipt as that's your pass. The dump station is janky looking and right on the edge of the parking lot so it's sometimes blocked by parked cars. The water station looks like potable water, but I wouldn't want to use the hose provided.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
North Pole, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Large campground on the Oregon/Idaho state line. Convenient to the highway and good cell signal. All sites have electric and water.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Huntington, Oregon
$31 per night
Official Website
Beautiful views above Ely. ATT and Verizon service good enough for streaming.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Ely, Nevada
$12 per night
Official Website
Close to highway 89A at the junction for the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Quiet under the ponderosa pines but many sites would work for solar. Sites are fairly level and for the most part of good size. Cell signal with Verizon and ATT was good enough for streaming. Price is a bit steep for dry camping, but it's an excellent alternative if the North Rim campground is full. Hosts are welcoming.
Dump Station: No
Water: Yes - not of filling RV tanks though
Fredonia, Arizona
$24 per night
Official Website
One of several camping areas around Lake Greely. This is a good alternative to the state park campground at Crater of Diamonds, which is about 20 minutes away. There are some steep hills in both campgrounds and tight turns so larger rigs beware. Cell signal with Verizon was good for streaming. Online reservations can be made at arrival with recreation.gov. Sites are W/E for $20 or W/E/S for $22. There are also a few tent sites for $16.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Murfreesborough, Arkansas
$20 per night
Official Website
Nice, quiet park close to the city on a reservoir. Prices from 35-42. Cheapest sites are dry and most expensive has electric and water.
Dump Station:
Water:
,$35 per night
Official Website
Cell signal varies between 3g, extended network and LTE but overall was good enough for streaming. Campground is quite large and had plenty of available sites on a Saturday evening in October. The area seems to a have an issue with theft and stray dogs wandered the campground. Otherwise the campground was clean. First Come First Serve, cash only.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Chenle, Arizona
$20 per night
Official Website
Small state park campground near highway 84. About 18 sites.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
La Grande, Oregon
$10 per night
Official Website
Closest campground to Alaska border on Highway 1
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Beaver Creek, Yukon
$12 per night
Official Website
Pleasant campground run by very accommodating and conscientious hosts. Cell signal is a little weak but doable for streaming. Cave tour is interesting and campers get a $5 discount. Full hookup sites are $33 and W/E only sites are $25. Dump station is located on the exit for the W/E camping area. The full hookup section is paved and many sites would work for larger rvs. The w/e section is gravel and only the pull throughs would be good for a larger rv. Laundry facilities are available in the w/e section bathhouse. Free wifi works well.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Woodville, Alabama
$25 per night
Official Website
Quiet campground on Kachess Lake off of I-90. This campground is reservable a few days out but sites that are not booked are available to walk-ins. There were a couple of signs at the main gate that say no walk ins allowed but this was contradicted by recreation.gov and the camp host who was very welcoming and helped us pick a good site. The sites closest to the lake had cell services. Sites further back in the trees did not. We were on the Theta loop in site 131 and had excellent signal good enough for streaming.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Cle Elum, Washington
$24 per night
Official Website
Clean, quiet campground near Prince George on the Yellowknife highway with good cell signal
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Beaumont, British Columbia
$22 per night
Official Website
Campground on Dease Lake
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Telkwa, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
There are actually three areas with multiple campgrounds that are all part of the Ute Lake State Park. The northern campground has a dump station and choices between water/electric sites for $14 + $4 reservation fee and dry sites for around $10 -$14 depending on if reserved or not. Cell signal is good enough for streaming. There is wifi in the park but I did not try it. Most sites are exposed to the wind and there are sand spurs in all the grassy areas. Some sites have sheltered picnic tables. The lake is popular with boaters and fishermen. Closest towns are Logan and Tucumcari.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Logan, New Mexico
$18 per night
Official Website
Small campground in the Ouachita National Forest. There are some pull through sites and most sites are in shade. Cell service is spotty. ATT and Verizon are at times good enough for streaming, but slows down often.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Hodgen, Oklahoma
$8 per night
Official Website
Good Verizon and ATT. Close to the city but very quiet. On a lake in deep woods.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Newport News, VA
$35 per night
Official Website
Quiet campground in junipered hills above a lake near I-40. Good cell signal. Main attraction for this area is the blue hole in Santa Rosa. Primitive sites are $10 but there is a $4 fee for reservations.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Santa Rosa, New Mexico
$14 per night
Official Website
Easy access from I-40. The roads are paved but narrow and badly buckled in some sections. Lots of sites of various levels from tent to premium RV. Cheapest site with Electric is $25. Reservations must be made online but can be made up to the last minute if you want to pick from the available sites on arrival. Verizon signal varies but was good enough for streaming at Deep Fork loop.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Lake Eufula, Oklahoma
$25 per night
Official Website
Campground on Dease Highway
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Telkwa, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
Pleasant state park campground close to the Canadian border. Good cell signal. Most sites have heavy shade. Prices from $27 for dry camping. Most of Washington State parks are expensive relative to amenities and book up during weekends several weeks in advance.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Blaine, Washington
$27 per night
Official Website
This is a small, no frills campground hidden in the forest well off the highway. Campground roads are narrow, curvy and steep. Most sites are only suitable for smaller rigs or tent campers, but a few will hold trailers over 25 feet. There was no pay system for arrivals without a reservation. Sites have picnic tables, firepits and grills. There was a modern bathhouse and the campground was very quiet in the fall. Verizon was good for streaming
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Big Hill Pond, Tennessee
$15 per night
Official Website
Campground closest to Tok with cell signal
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Tok, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Beautiful lake campground on the Stewart Cassiar. No cell signal.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Kitimat, British Columbia
$20 per night
Official Website
Close to I-15 but the noise is minimal. Trails lead to the Virgin River. Quiet, dark skies. Hot in summer. Cell signal variable. Able to stream but signal prone to slow-down and web browsing could be tedious. Sites are $8 per night but many are only reservable online and require a reservation fee of $8. Some sites are FCFS.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Littlefield, Arizona
$16 per night
Official Website
Walking distance to Paria beach. Quiet with excellent views and stargazing. Self pay envelopes for paying with cash, check or credit card. Cell signal is good but sometimes congested.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Lee's Ferry, Arizona
$20 per night
Official Website
Campground on Stewart-Cassiar
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Stikine, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Campground
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Bulkley-Nechako F,, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Campground on Dease Lake
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Telkwa, British Columbia
$0 per night
Official Website
Nice campground on the Alcan in Yukon with solid cell signal good enough for streaming. Open May 1 - October 2
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Teslin, Yukon
$20 per night
Official Website
Economically priced, busy campground near Chattanooga and the Sequatchie valley. Sites in electric and water loop are $20. Tent sites are $15. RVs are allowed in tent sites and most would be suitable for RVs. The hookups loop is quite busy and a little closer to the freeway which can be a little noisy at night. If you want more peace and quiet, go to the tent side if you don't require hookups. This campground is open year round and plans several events throughout the year, including a Halloween festival with a camper decorating contest. The managers are friendly, helpful and do a great job caring for the park. Cell service is good.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Jasper, Tennessee
$20 per night
Official Website
Small campground (4 sites) of 84 in Oregon. Dispersed camping available on entry road as well.
Dump Station: No
Water: No
La Grande, Oregon
$0 per night
Official Website
Camp on a lake with good fishing and cell service. Sites are nicely spaced and most appear leveled. Concrete pads, grills, picnic tables and fire rings. Many sites have direct water access and there is at least one boat ramp in the park. There are tent sites and a few levels of RV sites. The RV sites start at 25.00 including electric and water.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Mountain Park, Oklahoma
$25 per night
Official Website
Campground between Tok and Delta Junction
Dump Station: No
Water: No
Tanacross, Alaska
$20 per night
Official Website
Near freeway but not noisy. Good internet. Quiet site. Fees are $5 less in winter. Walk up and reservable. Open all year. Has sites with electric and water or electric only.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Doniphan, Nebraska
$25 per night
Official Website
Busy campground. Park entrance fee on top of camping fee. Camping fee varies from 12 - 44 depending on time of week and amenities. Good cell signal.
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Chesterton, Indiana
$44 per night
Official Website
Ohio state parks require reservations - can be made same day. Fast internet. Quiet. Campsite driveway is paved but quite narrow. Good cell signal with ATT and Verizon. Site 5
Dump Station: Yes
Water: Yes
Geneva, Ohio
$35 per night
Official Website