In this column, we share information taken from our Facebook group, Outstanding but affordable RV parks. Also, from time to time, we’ll include our staff’s favorite and affordable campgrounds, too. We hope to provide real options for folks looking to RV in reasonably priced, well-kept RV parks all around the country.
NEW! A state-by-state guide to outstanding but affordable RV parks
On this page, we’ve compiled a list organized by U.S. states with our readers’, staff’s, and Facebook group members’ suggestions for outstanding but affordable RV parks mentioned in the weekly column. This list is updated weekly, so be sure to check back and see what new parks have been added.
Rainbow Plantation RV Park
- Location: 14301 County Rd. 28, Summerdale, AL 36580
- Phone: (251) 988-8132
- Amenities: FHUs, clubhouse, pool, showers, laundry, dog run, tire inflation
- Rates: $35 per night; $30 for Escapees members
- Comment: John H. thinks, “Rainbow Plantation RV Park at Summerdale is great!”
- Website
Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park
- Location: Near Florence, Oregon
- Phone: 800-551-6949
- Amenities: FHUs, restroom and shower house, picnic tables, sand dunes, lake, fishing, paddle boat/kayak/paddleboard rentals.
- Rates: $33 per night
- Comment: Penny M. says, “A great camping place on the Oregon coast!”
- Website
Whispering Elms RV Park
- Location: 120 Baker Avenue, Baker, Nevada
- Phone: 775-234-9900
- Amenities: FHUs, bath/shower/laundry facilities, pool/shuffleboard/darts, near Great Basin National Park
- Rates: $35-$45 per night (depending on RV size); weekends add $5/night
- Comment: Jim C. raves, “We easily drove in and out of [Great Basin National Park] each day. Don’t miss the Thursday night ranger show. They have three telescopes for seeing the night sky.”
- Website
Your turn
Can you recommend an outstanding but affordable RV park? Please tell us about it in the comments below, or join our Facebook group, Outstanding but affordable RV parks.
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Finally! 2 (and a half?) of 3 entries actually are “affordable”. See? I knew they were out there!
Thank you, Gail! 🙂 With the likelihood of Washington and Oregon ratcheting upwards their non-resident fees, I don’t think that state parks in either will remain “affordable” for non-residents. Thanks again and safe travels! 🙂