So for years my wife wanted the back wall of a camper to be all windows so that she can look out at the beauty. We purchased a new to us Cedar Creek last summer with a window in the back (happy wife = happy life).So, throw those suggestions up on this thread. Where should I camp for the view that beats all other views. Pictures would be wonderful as well!Brian

Yosemite NP, Lower Pines, site 38. Best view of Half Dome across the Merced River. Good luck getting reservations. Click For Full-Size Image.">L. Pines 38

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!Click For Full-Size Image.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).Click For Full-Size Image.McCarthy Base Camp campground.Click For Full-Size Image.

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

Large Back Window | Good Sam Community

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WrightOn
Explorer II
Apr 17, 2019
jplante4 wrote:
HoHum RV Park in Carabelle FL. Out the front window, but I guess you could back in.

Wow!
ppine
Explorer II
Apr 17, 2019
Every western state and Canadian province has killer views. I like to find one with no one around. There are thousands and thousands of them.

Putting them on the internet just makes them more popular, so I will mention none of them.
sgfrye
Explorer
Apr 17, 2019
Veebyes wrote:
So many units are designed like submarines these days. No windows or very few.

Love to get a site with a good view out the back & spin the chairs around to enjoy it.

Like this through the window at Lanexa, VA

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Or this across Cook Inlet at Deep Creek SP

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please tell me what campground in lanexa va
jplante4
Explorer II
Apr 17, 2019
HoHum RV Park in Carabelle FL. Out the front window, but I guess you could back in.
2012Coleman
Explorer II
Apr 17, 2019
Dutch_12078 wrote:
We sometimes pull our Class A in backwards on sites to get the best view out our front window. A 5'ver with a large rear window could back in normally of course.

Ft Clinch State Park, Fernandina, FL - The view out our front window daily.

Robert Moses State Park, Massena, NY - Ships entering and exiting the Eisenhower lock are a daily event.

Nice! What site number at Ft. Clinch?
cpaulsen
Explorer
Apr 17, 2019
RoyF wrote:
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.

Depoe Bay and Winchester Bay Resort are 2 different places.
ford_truck_guy
Nomad
Apr 17, 2019
Here is the view from the rear window on the site we had in the Keys -

The large rear window was a must have on this fiver. .
2edgesword
Explorer
Apr 16, 2019
The large rear window was a must have for us since the vast majority of campsites we have stayed at had the nice view to the rear.
JoeH
Explorer III
Apr 16, 2019
Beverly Beach,FL look out the window at the ocean
JoeH
Explorer III
Apr 16, 2019
Beverly Beach,FL look out the window at the ocean