Camping around the USA

Crater Lake National Park
Formed because of a violent eruption, which triggered the collapse of a tall peak, Crater Lake, inspires great awe.  Being about 1,943 foot deep, the crystal blue lake is believed to be the deepest and the clearest in the whole world.

The intensity of its dark blue color is a clear induction of actually how far down Crater Lake goes. The surrounding is also to die for as the old growth ponderosa pine and amazing sheer cliffs create an astounding backdrop. The scientists marvel at this natural wonder, which is at a stunning setting atop the mountain range of Cascade.

This park boasts two developed camping grounds- Lost Greek campground and Mazama campground. While Mazama is flexible to accommodate both RV’s and tents, Lost Greek is a first come first served kind of site accommodating tents only.



Acadia National Park, Maine
Maine is renowned as an unbeatable state of Pine Trees for a reason. It’s surrounded by over 17 million acres of forests, over 6000 ponds and small lakes plus over 32000 miles stretches of streams and rivers all posing as spicy ingredients for an unforgettable camp setting- basically, a camper’s haven.

Situated on Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park is perfect for nature enthusiasts looking for a unique and thrilling experience.

You can hike to the top peak of Cadillac Mountain- the highest spot along the East Coast to enjoy the sunrise at dawn and be the first person to witness as the sun touches the American soil.

The natural landscapes will defy your preconceived expectations and the beautiful views of the porcupine islands plus the quint village of Bar Harbor provide some of the most fascinating picturesque spots on earth.

Blackwoods Campground would be a great bet as its stone-throw away from the ocean and hiking trails. It’s also located at the heart of Acadia within close proximity to the main sites. It is a favorite to many especially during summer so be sure to make reservations beforehand.



White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire
If you were in for a more rustic experience then heading to White Mountain would be an ideal spot. The hiking trails are amazing with challenge levels of all type of fitness. The views here are particularly heavenly during fall when the stunning foliage turns shades of orange, yellow and red.

Scenic view, located in the small town of Warren is nestled along the beautiful and the babbling Baker River surrounded by natural beauty, majestic peaks, and boundless recreation opportunities.



Death Valley National Park, California
Don’t let the cheeky name scare you off, this park offers you a great opportunity to feel humbled by awe-inspiring nature. With gigantic dunes and fine sand spreading as far as your eyes can reach, Death Valley is a remarkable sight. It exists to defy what is regarded as typical geography of US- it’s entirely foreign but all the reason to love it!

Mesquite is a bit remote, tucked away from main attractions but it has that natural camping feel nestled within the desert vegetation and open enough for some stargazing.



Hawaii Volcano National Park, Hawaii
There are just a few known places in Hawaii where you can dock for a camping experience. If you fancy a more intense getaway you can purpose to watch the two most active volcanos in the world- Mauna Loa and Kilauea. Marvel as the molten lava light up the sky as it spills out into the ocean and later in the morning get to see the rock formations formed by the cooling lava.

You can set up your camp in Volcano Village, which lies in the middle of lush rainforest just 5 minutes away from the park entrance.



Minnewaska State Park Preserve, New York
Located on the dramatic and the beautiful Shawangunk ridge, Minnewaska is just about 94 miles north of New York City. Whether its blue bear scat in the summer or bobcat tracks in the snow this mountains will awe you beyond your expectation. The spectacular preservation area is a popular destination among the New Yorkers with its rocky and rugged terrain.

Apart from the scenic views, it also has a hefty 50 miles of carriage roads, boating activities, bird watching, and hiking trails.

During winter, things get even better with recreational winter activities such as skiing and snowshoeing. The preserve is a paradise for outdoor fanatics.

The path to the park is peppered with an impressive landscape and gigantic unique rock formations. The diverse hardwood forest trees, the crystal clear streams, and outstanding waterfalls will surely take your breath away.

The hiking trails are also diverse to test any hiker’s mettle and bouldering capabilities but the views and sceneries are rewarding.

Olympic National Park, Washington
With over a million acres of coastline, rainforest, and alpine terrane, you will definitely have a life-changing experience no matter which camping ground you settle for in Olympic Park.

Perched on a fascinating bluff overlooking a driftwood-lined beach, you can have the finest experience of the Olympic National Park in Kalaloch Lodge which is not only easily accessible but also serves as a great supply in case you need to grab some camping supplies snacks or souvenir.
 


Jedediah Smith Redwoods, California
California is a symbol of spectacular beaches and Hollywood celebrities but the soaring redwoods are actually the real stars. Picture a camping experience close enough to some of the pristine beaches in the world.

If you do not want to have to rough it way too hard, heading to Jedediah Smith Redwoods camping ground will be a perfect idea. Set alongside the idyllic Smith River, this camping ground is arguably one of the most beautiful spots to cast your tent and they have ready-made fire pits, hot showers, and restrooms so you will have a great balance of a wild and modern camping affair.