22 Best Places to Camp in the United States and Canada This Spring

Where To Go Camping in the Spring
The great outdoors never fails to awaken the spirit and relax the soul. Whether searching for a quiet place to simply revel in nature or a starting point for an adrenaline-pumping adventure, every traveler needs a home base.

Campspot, an online marketplace for premier family campgrounds, cabins, glamping options, RV resorts and more, has already seen advance reservations for “glamping” sites up 2.5x for 2022, compared to 2021. And so, to celebrate everyone’s renewed excitement for travel, here are 22 of the best camping destinations in the United States and Canada to explore this year!

San Diego, California
Where to Camp: Sun Outdoors San Diego Bay

Sun Outdoors San Diego Bay is Southern California’s newest upscale RV Resort located just outside San Diego. It’s adjacent to a nature preserve offering guests stunning views of the bay and beyond. It truly feels like a country club thanks to its upscale amenities that include a pool, juice and breakfast bar, fire pits, general store and more. Their double-decker bayview cottages are ideal for families or mini-reunions, thanks to features that include a full kitchen with a small dining area, loft space, sofa sleepers, bbq, and patio and rooftop decks.

Palm Springs, California
Where to Camp: Indian Wells RV Resort

This camp spot is a desert oasis near all the fun, shopping and restaurants of Palm Springs and Indian Wells. Guests wake up to an awe-inspiring view of the Santa Rosa Mountains with a stay at the Indian Wells RV Resort in Indio, CA. They offer over 300 asphalt sites featuring full hookups and complimentary wireless internet for guests. Special day trips nearby include the epic Joshua Tree National Park.

Banff, Alberta, Canada
Where to Camp: Mountain Aire Resort

For the ultimate Rocky Mountain experience, book a stay at Mountain Aire Resort, located just two hours from the epic Banff National Park. This resort is a place that provides rustic luxury complete with the comforts of home. Guests can cast into nature right from the camp, where they also have access to fishing, ATV trails, wildlife watching, and more.

Pictured Rocks National Seashore, Michigan
Where to Camp: Woodland Park Campground

Located on the shore of Lake Superior, this is where to set up camp for spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a relaxed setting. While here, guests must visit the beautiful Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, which is home to Sandstone cliffs, beaches, sand dunes, waterfalls, and more.

Hocking Hills, Ohio
Where to Camp: Campbell Cove RV Resort & Campground

Campbell Cove RV Resort & Campground is next to the picture-perfect Lake Logan. This campground is ideal for families, offering a beautiful natural setting with 60 spacious campsites ranging from seasonal sites, RV sites, tent camping, and rental cabins. Nearby attractions include as Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, Hocking Hills Canopy Tours, Cedar Falls, and more!

Acadia National Park, Maine
Where to Camp: Hadley’s Point Campground

The campground is just minutes from Acadia National Park and downtown Bar Harbor. This calm, family-friendly campground is the perfect place to unwind in the pines. It’s a great place to set up camp on the Maine coastline.

White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire
Where to Camp: Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park: Glen Ellis

Jellystone Park Glen Ellis is unbeatable for family fun. On site is a swimming pool and ice cream bar, and places for activities like laser tag and volleyball. The surrounding area of Mt. Washington Valley is gorgeous and includes thousands of miles of hiking trails with rushing waters carving paths for hidden swimming holes and underground caves.

Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Where to Camp: Peters Pond RV Resort

One of the finest resorts in Cape Cod, Peters Pond is located along the shores of a beautiful spring-fed pond. Guests are invited to relax in the serene environment or participate in the many onsite activities, including softball, horseshoes, volleyball and bocce ball. This site also offers tent camping, and vacation rentals.

Assateague Island National Seashore, Maryland
Where to Camp: Frontier Town RV Resort & Campground

Assateague Island is the largest barrier island without human development. As such it offers tons of wildlife, even majestic feral horses. Frontier Town is conveniently located just eight miles away from the National Seashore entrance, which features camping, vacation rentals, and different RV sites. The park also has a waterpark, miniature golf course, Western theme park, high ropes adventure park, restaurant, bar, and marina for fishing and kayaking.

Key West, Florida
Where to Camp: Pelican RV Resort & Marina

This campsite is great for fishermen, and offers guests exclusive access to 300-feet of secluded waterfront nestled along the blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico. It’s home to a private marina with 16 boat slips and a fishing area. On site is a heated swimming pool, recreation hall, and Tiki Hut picnic pavilion area.

Ozarks, Missouri
Where to Camp: Ozark Farms Family Campground & RV Park

If you’re looking for peace and quiet in nature, look no further than this campground. Nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, Ozark Farms is a favorite to locals and travelers thanks to its easy-to-park campsites. Choose from full to partial hook-up sites, or no utility sites, perfect for smaller RVs and tents.

Texas Hill Country
Where to Camp: Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country

Camp Fimfo combines the best of local Texas Hill Country charm with fun and whimsy, giving campers a unique experience rooted in nostalgia. Guests have access to a swim-up bar, outdoor movies, water slides, places for outdoor sports and so much more. Located along the Guadalupe River, its perfect for the summer months.

Big Bend National Park, Texas
Where to Camp: Roadrunner Travelers Campground

Roadrunner Campground is situated on 40 acres right in the heart of Study Butte, with each spot having excellent views of Bee Mountain. Big Bend National Park is just a short driving distance away making this campground a top choice for explorers, travelers, and adventurers. Terlingua is also a Dark Skies Region with excellent conditions for stargazing.

Four Corners (UT/CO/AZ/NM)
Where to Camp: Alpen Rose RV Park

Alpen Rose RV Park is located beneath stunning red rock cliffs, making it the perfect base camp for all of your Four Corner adventures. Guests will enjoy the tranquility of Animas River Valley complete with its stunning mountain views, and a variety of full hook-up sites. Not to mention, you’re in close proximity to downtown Durango in Colorado, the perfect place to start your adventure!

Moab, Utah
Where to Camp: Canyonlands RV Resort & Campground

For tent camping, RV sites, and vacation rentals nearby the insanely beautiful canyons, mesas, and cliffs of Canyonlands National Park, Canyonlands RV Resort & Campground is the place to stay. Standout amenities include a pool, general store and more, all set against a backdrop of the state’s distinct red-rock landscape.

Santa Fe, New Mexico
Where to Camp: KitFox

KitFox is New Mexico’s #1 glamping destination. For a chic and relaxed stay, this unique glamping site won’t disappoint. The rustic, upscale decor combined with the natural landscape ensures a peaceful stay. Plus, it’s in close proximity to Sante Fe, so you can equally get your fill of the city’s vibrant history, arts, shops, restaurants, and more!

Sedona, Arizona
Where to Camp: Rancho Sedona RV Park

Rancho Sedona is a tranquil, calm place that’s fully shaded by grand Sycamore and Cottonwood trees and is in the heart of town, next to picturesque Oak Creek. Guests are conveniently located within walking distance of galleries, shops, and restaurants. Not to mention, guests can mountain biking, hiking and trout fishing all year long right from the park.

Saguaro National Park, Arizona
Where to Camp: Ride Out Ranch

Situated well off the beaten path, Ride Out Ranch offers 14 full-service RV hook-ups meant for more extended stays as well as multiple primitive camping areas. They also offer accomodations in their 4 “tiny homes,” with access to everything you need at the ranch house. It’s great for unwinding in the beauty of the desert.

Missoula, Montana
Where to Camp: Jim & Mary’s RV Park

Located in the beautiful Missoula, Montana, Jim & Mary’s RV Park offers 70 unique spaces as well as beautiful gardens, a made in Montana gift shop, and top-notch amenities to make your stay comfortable. The epic Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks are located nearby, so there’s plenty to explore nearby.

Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington
Where to Camp: Elkamp Eastcreek

Elkamp Eastcreek’s grounds are pristine and park-line. Nestled among a cathedral of trees at the foot of Mt. Rainier, the campsite is located just a 15-minute drive to the Nisqually Gate of Mt. Rainier National Park. All sites include a picnic table and a fire ring ideal for cooking, fireside storytelling, and warmth.There’s no better place to reconnect with nature.

Hood River, Oregon
Where to Camp: Gorge Base Camp

Situated in the middle of the epic Columbia River Gorge, this park is the perfect place for hiking, biking, skiing, kiteboarding, whitewater rafting, wineries, and breweries. As the largest national scenic area in the United States, the Columbia River Gorge is an unparalleled destination for hiking, cycling, sightseeing, fishing, watersports, golf, and much, much more.

Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Where to Camp: Diamond M Ranch Resort

Located in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula, there’s no better place to start your Alaskan adventure. Diamond M Ranch Resort is situated on the bluff overlooking the famous Kenai River and Cook Inlet, between the town centers of Soldotna and Kenai. On site are places to fish, play basketball, hike and more.