This is a very well maintained campground run by the ACOE. While most sites have water and electric there are some with full hook ups, if you don't mind being off the water. There is a dump station available if you don't choose a full hook up... Read more

Not only is this a free overnight the 30amp service and water makes this a welcome site in winter or summer. As if it couldn't get any better there is also dump station with water available. The sites can accomodate an RV up to 38 ft, however... Read more

If you're stopping here for a quick overnight be aware you may want to stay longer. This clean and well maintained BLM run Recreation area/Campground has a paved trail that stretch out along the lava flows. Sites have a covered picnic table,... Read more

We couldn't have asked for a better boondocking location to visit Death Valley. The Pads is an abandoned RV park that still has the concrete pads for RV's left behind. The RV pads are fairly level and most are long enough for any size RV. This... Read more

If you're looking for an easy location to get in and out of for a quick overnight, you've found it. While there are more pull outs for smaller RV's there is plenty of room for large rigs. This location is all rock and sand, so staying in... Read more

We stayed here for a quick overnight on our way South. The price we paid was with tax and included a Passport America discount. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The sites are full hook up and our site was pull through although they do... Read more

This is back in parking lot style camping with spaces large enough to fit RV's up to around 38 feet. They have spaced everyone out due to COVID so you will have plenty of space to yourself. While this is dry camping there is a dump station with... Read more

We reserved a site without knowing much about this campground. That was a mistake. If you decide to stay here be sure to go online and pay for your site after you arrive and choose a site. Not knowing anything about the sites we randomly choose... Read more

While many of the Oregon State Parks require reservations this State Park does have a few first come first sites available, most of which are back-in, and one pull through. The sites can accommodate larger RV's over 30ft. We have a 36ft 5th... Read more

This is a great little campground and free! We stayed two nights but wish we could have stayed longer. There is a 14 day camping limit here, it's dry camping but there is a drinking water spout available. However be sure to run the spout for... Read more