Turned off by campgrounds
Each year, I start looking for new campgrounds either short trips or extended stays and I turn immediately to the internet. First, I do a search for campgrounds in the area I want to visit. Clic...
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I agree that RV parks generally should do a better job keeping their websites up to date, including rates, and pics of the sites would be nice. But many of these outfits have to pay someone to do that for them, which is not cheap.
If you are interested in a publicly-owned campground, go to uscampgrounds.info. This is a great site---you can search by lat/long, city/state. It includes city parks, county parks, state parks, national parks, and US Forest Service campgrounds. It has basic info and links to the campground site. Lots of times the campground web site will have photos.
Once you have the name of a campground, you can also do a Google search for images.
If you are interested in a publicly-owned campground, go to uscampgrounds.info. This is a great site---you can search by lat/long, city/state. It includes city parks, county parks, state parks, national parks, and US Forest Service campgrounds. It has basic info and links to the campground site. Lots of times the campground web site will have photos.
Once you have the name of a campground, you can also do a Google search for images.
