Brits in an RV - Denver to San Francisco
First of all a big hello from across 'the pond' :) Myself and friends are planning to drive -on the other side of the road ;)- a Class C RV in Sept 2015 from Denver to SF. The route we are taking wi...
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There are many, many places to camp/stop that are not commercial/private campgrounds along the route you have planned. Also, go on line and access the US bureau of Land Management/ US Forrest Service sites and you will find many thousands of campgrounds with great details. Many have full hook ups (water/ electric and sewer) and they are relatively inexpensive. Also, if you are traveling with a US citizen or know one here in the colonies try to obtain either a US Federal pass (Senior Pass, America The Beautiful Pass or The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass....available for $10) which will allow you to enter all US National Parks, Monuments etc. for free and no entrance fee and will discount many US Forrest Service and BLM campgrounds, saving you many quid!! These passes have literally saved my Wife & I thousands of $ over the years. (the only bargain we have gotten from Uncle Sam).
If you have your schedule, parts of it tied down you should make reservations where possible that includes public campgrounds, State or Federal.In the western US there are thousands of State and county campgrounds that take on line reservations, just Google the State name and seek out there list of campgrounds, they all have maps and campground layouts to peruse. Enjoy your trip, the US Western States are great for RVing. I live in the West (Nevada) and never tire of seeing the US West and I have been RVing for 50 years!
If you have your schedule, parts of it tied down you should make reservations where possible that includes public campgrounds, State or Federal.In the western US there are thousands of State and county campgrounds that take on line reservations, just Google the State name and seek out there list of campgrounds, they all have maps and campground layouts to peruse. Enjoy your trip, the US Western States are great for RVing. I live in the West (Nevada) and never tire of seeing the US West and I have been RVing for 50 years!
