What is the best NP camping experience?
We travel in a 32 foot fiver. Often, when visiting national parks, we find it convenient to make reservations at a private CG and commute to the park, but on occasion, I believe it would be a lot of f...
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While most of the national park campgrounds are wonderful places to stay (and I've stayed at many of them), don't rule out some of the state parks, often near by. Some examples include Dead Horse Point State Park (in the Canyonlands & Arches area mentioned by fanrgs), Kodachrome State Park (near Bryce), and a bit further drive between parks, Goblin Valley State Park about an hour from Capitol Reef.
