In this new column, we’ll share information taken from our Facebook group Outstanding but Affordable RV Parks. Also, from time to time, we’ll include our staff’s favorite affordable campgrounds. We hope to provide real options for folks looking to RV in reasonably priced, well-kept RV parks all across the country.
By the Bay RV Park
- Location: 4321 Business Hwy 35S, Rockport, TX 78382
- Phone: 361-727-1958
- Amenities: All sites offer full water, electric, sewer, Wi-Fi, and cable hookups with both 30- and 50-amp service, on full concrete or gravel pads. Included amenities: laundry and bathhouse, activity center, dog park, and more.
- Rates: $40 per night
- Comment: G.S.D. says, “Beautiful views of the Gulf sunrises and sunsets.”
- Website.
Pictured Rocks RV Park & Campground
- Location: E7781 W. State Hwy M-28, Christmas, MI 49862
- Phone: 906-387-4700
- Amenities: Full hookups, large sites, bath and shower house, and laundry facilities are available.
- Rates: $48 per night
- Comment: N.R. reports, “Very clean. Dark sky friendly as there are no streetlights in the campground.”
- Website.
Lake Pleasant Regional Park
- Location: 41835 N Castle Hot Springs Rd., Morristown, AZ 85342
- Phone: 602-506-2930, ext. 2
- Amenities: Located in the “Valley of the Sun” area north of Phoenix, Arizona, this park offers opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, and more. “Developed sites” have water, electricity, dump station, a covered ramada, a picnic table, a barbecue grill and fire ring. Shower/restrooms also on site.
- Rates: $32 per night
- Comment: According to A.R., “This county park is wonderful! Not far from Phoenix, and very nice.”
- 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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Bolding Mill campground, Corps of Engineers park on Lake Sidney Lanier, GA. Best-maintained, most scenic Federal campground we have visited in 39 states and Canadian provinces. However, it is now operated by Hall County, so is not available through recreation.gov and I have no idea if it is as well-kept.
Thanks for sharing these sites, they all seem very nice and worth looking into. Hopefully by the end of this year, or possibly next year. Can’t wait to get back out on the road……
Good luck on getting back out on the road, Bill (or is that Willie?😉). I hope it comes sooner than you expect.🤞 Have a good afternoon/evening. 😀 –Diane
Thank you, Gail! I cannot remember if I sent you these or not, so please excuse the redundancy if I did already. 🙂
K’esugi Ken State Park
Trapper Creek, Alaska
https://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/aspunits/matsu/kesugiken.htm
Electric only, $30/night unreserved site, $35/night reserved site
Cripple Creek Campground (BLM)
Milepost 60 Steese Highway, Alaska
https://www.blm.gov/visit/cripple-creek-campground
No utilities, first-come, first-served
$12/night
River Park Campground (City park)
403 Confederation Dr
Weyburn, SK, Canada
https://weyburn.ca/river-park-campground/