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.
Paradise Ranch RV Resort
- Location: 660 Mississippi 48 West, Tylertown, MS 39667
- Phone: (601) 810-8448
- Amenities: FHUs, bathhouse, café, camp store, golf cart rental, swimming pool, zip line
- Rates: $45 per night (shoulder seasons)
- Comment: Stephanie R. shared, “[We’ve] been here many times. Deer and potbellied pigs, too!”
- Website
Caledonia State Park
- Location: Fayetteville, PA (between Chambersburg and Gettysburg along US 30)
- Phone: 888-727-2757
- Amenities: FHUs, restrooms/showers, picnicking, pet friendly, trails, pool with water slide, nearby golf, fishing
- Rates: PA resident $16 per night/non-resident $21; water/sewer add $13; electric add $7; Senior discounts available
- Comment: Audra H. loves Caledonia S.P. “We’ll definitely come back! Good trails, lots to see and do.”
- Website
Alexandria State Recreation Area
- Location: Alexandria, Nebraska
- Phone: (402) 729-5777
- Amenities: Water/electric, dump station, fire rings, restrooms, playground, pet friendly, fishing
- Rates: Free (must have a permit/pass)
- Comment: Dale H. recommends this park because, “You can’t get much better than free! Park has two lakes, and sites are level with mature trees.”
- 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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Lost Alaskan RV Park (some tent sites also) in Alpine, TX. Located in a small but quaint town 80 miles north of Big Bend National Park. We have nothing but good things to say about the RV park, reasonable rates, great staff and the other guests.
When does Alexandria State Recreational Area have “free” camping? Even FC-FS recreational areas in NE with no gate attendent have “iron rangers” that have required cash or check in an envelope at $35/night for FHU or $25/night for electric-only campsites since 2019! We know as we have been staying at NE state recreation areas and parks for years, before and after 2019.
Only 1 of the 3 is actually “affordable”, or don’t you actually pay attention to the costs? Come on — $45/night?
Thank you, Gail! 🙂 I appreciate you collecting and providing this information! Thanks again amd safe travels! 🙂