New directory profiles America’s county park campgrounds

Roundabout Publications and the Ultimate Campground Project have published the first edition of “Camping in America’s County Parks.” The 192-page directory profiles 2,068 RV, van and tent camping areas at 1,408 parks in 42 states.

County Parks

While many RVers routinely stay in state parks, many don’t investigate opportunities at county parks, which can be equally appealing. They range from primitive to full service.

In this new directory, maps pinpoint campgrounds with all the basic information about staying, including types of restrooms restrooms, showers, dump stations and RV length limits. GPS coordinates pinpoint locations. Rates, contact and reservation information is also listed.

Campgrounds in these states are included
Alabama / Arizona / Arkansas / California / Colorado / Florida / Georgia / Idaho / Illinois / Indiana / Iowa / Kansas / Kentucky / Louisiana / Maryland / Michigan / Minnesota / Mississippi / Missouri / Montana / Nebraska / Nevada / New Hampshire / New Jersey / New Mexico / New York / North Carolina / North Dakota / Ohio / Oklahoma / Oregon / Pennsylvania / South Carolina / South Dakota / Tennessee / Texas / Utah / Virginia / Washington / West Virginia / Wisconsin / Wyoming

The book may be available at some bookstores, but it’s most easily found at Amazon.com.

NEW FACEBOOK GROUP: RV Camping in City and County Parks

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1 Comment

UpriverJouce
2 years ago

What a great idea!…Living in Washington most of my camp trips were in Oregon and Idaho for many years.
Then last year? Oregon decided to screw out of state campers with a 40% screw-job, even when sending me tons of swell publications begging me and everyone else to come visit…The same with Idaho and worse, a 50% charge for us aliens.
I went looking at the county and city campgrounds on the net. There are many and in Oregon not as close to the ocean but workable if we have our Samurai following us everywhere…Idaho too!
I am not paying extra to those 2 state park systems, I’ve read that I am not alone.
Who hired these clowns who thought this was a good idea?
Ride-on and have fun everyone!