National Park Camping
What is the best way to get information on national parks for camping. Wife and I will be going full time in a 40' Class A and we like rural camping. Is there a goto source for campgrounds that covers...
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Jayco-noslide wrote:
Just go to each park's website for excellent information. But, with 40 ft. You're going to have some problems finding big enough sites in many national parks and will have to do some careful planing. It's not just the size of the sites but the interior roads, trees in the way, etc. Or a campground might have sites but only 2 or 3 in the whole campground. Also, don't expect hook-ups. Yellowstone does have one RV park with hook-ups and it might work. Also there is Flagg Ranch between YNP and Grand Teton. If some say "no problem" don't believe it.
X2...I have been to several national parks, state parks, and forest service campgrounds. Most of them have a very limited number of sites for a 40 footer, if any at all. Sometimes we have to stay at resort rv parks, which is not our preference.
