Ask any RV owner what their favorite part about owning an RV is, and they’ll likely tell you one word: freedom.
And why not? An RV puts your life on wheels, giving you access to as much open road as those wheels can handle. Eventually, however, you’re going to have to give them a rest. So why not make the most of your downtime with a memorable stay at a fantastic RV park?
Here are, in no particular order, the ten best RV parks in America.
1. Durango RV Resort, Red Bluff, California. A little on the high-end side, this RV “resort” is not only the home of clubhouses, a pool, and outdoor fireplaces—it’s also home to some spectacular slices of nature, especially given its location in northern California.
2. Horse Thief Lake Campground, Hill City, South Dakota. Want a more rustic experience? There’s no better than South Dakota, especially with this site which is close to the site of the Crazy Horse monument.
3. Far Horizons Tucson Village RV Resort,Tucson, Arizona. The dry, warm Arizona weather has lots of advantages, including year-round golf, cycling, walking, and local scenic attractions. If you want a quintessential southwest experience, this may be one of your best bets.
4. Yosemite Pines RV Park,Yosemite, California. We had you at “Yosemite,” didn’t we? You shouldn’t be surprised—with access to the park, just 22 miles away, this is one of the most scenic RV parks in the country.
5. Polson Motorcoach & RV Resort, Polson, Montana. Combining “big sky” country with a luxurious take on the RV park, the Polson Motorcoach & RV resort is the kind of place to get away when you want to get away in style.
6. Boyd’s Key West Campground, Key West, Florida. You didn’t think we forgot the east coast, did you? Florida’s beautiful Key West sunsets are among the best in the country.
7. BlueWater Key RV Resort, Key West, Florida. Why leave Key West? With the BlueWater also in town, there’s really no reason—especially if you own an RV.
8. Hearthside Grove RV Park, North Petoskey, Michigan. Explore the upper Midwest and find out why “flyover” country doesn’t have to be flyover country for RVs.
9. Newport Dunes RV Park, Newport Beach, California. There’s a reason California has so many entries on its list: RV parks like Newport Dunes.
10. Rivers Edge RV Park, Fairbanks, Alaska. If you really want a northern experience, you can head to Fairbanks and experience what it’s like to see the sun all day.
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Narrowing down RV parks to just the ten best is, of course, more difficult than you might think. There are many worthy RV parks all across the country. But the only way to find them is to hit the road in your own RV! Make sure your vehicle is in top condition to explore them by purchasing the best restorative and preventative products from RV by LIFE.
