Lincoln Rock State Park is an oasis of green about 8 miles outside of Wenatchee, WA on Lake Entiat (an impoundment on the Columbia River). For our mid-July stay, we made reservations eons ago and, given how full the campground has stayed, I’d... Read more

Lake Easton campground has a lot to offer – tall trees, spacious sites, a lovely lake, great opportunities for hiking and biking… but you better love trucks and trains too, since you are going to hear them pretty much all day and all night.... Read more

We’ve stayed at the Churchill Co. Fairgrounds in Fallon, but we were shut out this trip by an equestrian event. A quick search (thank you Campendium) landed us at Desert Rose in nearby Fernley. We called first and made a quick reservation, which I... Read more

Huge spaces spread out around a small fishing pond, awesome views, covered picnic tables, firepits, vault toilets, and trash service – and it’s all FREE. Wow. We were super impressed with Sacramento Pass BLM campground. There are only 6 sites in... Read more

We were impressed with the array of amenities offered at the Sleeping Ute RV Park. There is a nice lounge area off of the reservation desk, a pool and hot tub, bathhouse/showers, and coin laundry. There is a small fenced off-leash pet area and... Read more

While the mineral springs have been used by native peoples for thousands of years, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa first opened its doors in 1868. They offer a variety of accommodations, including RV spaces. It’s a surprisingly nice... Read more

We love boondocking, but after seeing the mess at Taos Junction I can’t say I’m very fond of humans. We found a lovely site not far from the entrance (turn left before the big dip in the road). Unfortunately, it had been used as a dump site too.... Read more

After seeing the tiny sites in the Great Sand Dunes NP campground, we were so happy we chose to stay at the San Luis Lake State Wildlife Area about 15 miles west of the National Park. San Luis Lakes used to be a state park and has a large... Read more

White Star sits a little above Twin Lakes with fabulous views of the water with Mt. Elbert and Mt. Massive in the background. The campground has three loops: Sage, closest to the water and the most big rig friendly; Ridge Loop, which looks more... Read more

We opted to stay at Sunset Point while visiting Rocky Mountain National Park. While it added about 20 minutes of drive time to the west entrance gate, it gave us a much more pup-friendly spot. The sites were spacious and a mix of shady and more... Read more