1. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Whether you want to watch Old Faithful erupt, stroll past numerous hot springs and geysers or spend the day fly fishing on the Yellowstone River, this park is a must-see destination for any camper. The park has 12 campgrounds, many of which have RV sites.
2. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Nothing can beat the sweeping vistas that greet a visitor at the edge of the Grand Canyon. The Park offers camping on both rims with RV sites and many remote sites for more ambitious hikers.
3. Glacier National Park, Montana
Nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains amid spectacular stands of evergreen trees, Glacier National Park has 13 campgrounds to choose from, many of which have RV sites.
4. Olympic National Park, Washington
This largely overlooked national park offers stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and trees that rival the size of the redwoods in California. The park has 17 campgrounds, many with RV sites and a well maintained backpacking trail for the more adventuresome camper.
5. Acadia National Park, Maine
Acadia National Park offers visitors a peaceful retreat in the woods, with close proximity to the ocean. The park-s two main campsites offer spaces for RVs, though there are no hookups available.