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Yosemite NP, Lower Pines, site 38. Best view of Half Dome across the Merced River.

Good luck getting reservations.

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In Depoe Bay, Oregon, Winchester Bay RV Resort has sites with a back-window view of the Pacific, and there are whales at the location year-round. We turned the TV off, turned the recliner chairs around, and watched whales and a sunset over the ocean.

Sorry that I don't have a picture. After fifty years of camping, I find myself taking fewer pictures, prefering just to enjoy each view in the moment.

Some of the most spectacular campground views I've seen were in Alaska.

Galbraith Camp (on the Dalton Highway); cleaning the windows is advisable to see the scenery!

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From a campground on the Homer spit (my site was a tier or two back from the shore, but still there's a nice view).

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McCarthy Base Camp campground.

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Sea Perch RV Resort....Oregon Coast.

downtheroad wrote:
Sea Perch RV Resort....Oregon Coast.

we used to stay there every year for a week then the camp ground sold and they raised the roof on fees. and I see they are going even high in May 2019. they are out of my league now

Pretty much anywhere you can see nature and “no” neighbors!

Some Corps of Engineers parks and state parks have sites that back up to a body of water for a beautiful view out the back window. A few that come to mind are Seven Points COE near Nashville, R. Schaffer Heard on West Point Lake in Georgia, Winfield COE and Petersburg COE in Appling, Georgia, Maumelle COE in Little Rock, Cranes Mill COE on Canyon Lake, Texas.

A few private parks have great views out the back window. Tom Sawyer RV Park in West Memphis, Arkansas has sites for fifth wheels that are designed so you have a view of the Mississippi River out your back window. We were in a back in site with a view of the bay at Baycrest RV Park in Homer, Alaska.

When making reservations in federal campgrounds including COE, you can look at a map a choose a site on the water. Some state parks also have that option.

You can also look at photos of many campsites at CampsitePhotos

Enjoy the view!

Speaking of COE CG's, closer to home you have Thomson Causeway Recreation area right on the Mississippi, there are a number of sites that back up to the river. Not quite the mountains or the ocean but scenic nonetheless (and a lot quicker to get to!).

Out the back window at Lost Dutchman State Park, AZ

Excellent thread. Keep em coming!