I reserved a campsite at the Emery Bay Campground in conjunction with my visit to Glacier National Park. It's about a 30 minute drive to the West Glacier entrance to the park and requires traveling some dusty, unpaved roads. However, it's a nice,... Read more

If you've researched other campgrounds in/around Glacier National Park, you know this isn't the number one choice. I started my planning late, so Fish Creek had the only sites still available for reservations. I had to change campsites nearly... Read more

After bypassing several other campgrounds on my way to the California coast, I stopped in at Grassy Flat Campground for one night. It's located in Six Rivers National Forest, with walking access to the nearby river. It was easy to secure an... Read more

Having been to Sequoia and Kings Canyon several times, I wanted to see the coastal redwoods. I booked early, as the campground sold out fairly quickly for the summer dates. My campsite cost $35/night, plus a one time booking fee of $7.99. It was... Read more

Okay, I'm a little torn on this campground. I'm rating it four stars, because I would have enjoyed it a LOT more if I'd visited outside of the busy summer season (late June). Amenities for this location are potable water spigots, pit toilets and a... Read more

I visited Lava Beds National Monument and Indian Well Campground in June. The site I chose was only practical for a tent, but afforded more privacy and a wonderful view of the desert. There are limited sites which will fit an RV and larger rigs... Read more

I stayed here only one night, on the way north toward Oregon. The park is located just off Interstate 5, which is convenient but also a major drawback due to noise. I recommend staying on the Upper Loop, which is further from the highway. I... Read more

Crocker Campground was a stopover on my first night in California. The campground was easy to find. Although the campground roads are dirt, it's just a turn off the paved road. The privacy was excellent, as only one other site was occupied. The... Read more

To begin, Lassen Volcanic National Park is definitely under appreciated. This park is stunning, with lakes, interesting geothermal activity, and trails galore. I initially reserved a site on rec.gov to camp at Manzanita Lake for 3 nights. I didn't... Read more

We were looking for a place to camp near St. George and because it was a weekend, everything else was full. We accessed the entrance to Black Mountain Petroglyph site from Southern Parkway. **Note - we didn't go to see the petroglyphs. We were... Read more