When the lakes and falls thaw and wildlife flora and fauna wake from hibernation, camping in the Midwest is a fantastic idea for spring break. Pack your bags, because we’re heading to the wild west! Or, at least, a tamer version of it. Discover great bodies of water, land, and forest that are of a
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Dreaming about cruising down the west coast? We’ve got you covered! In this list, we’ve written down five RV destinations you can’t afford to miss! With seaside views, lush forests, and summer sun nearly all year-round, it’s no wonder travelers can’t get enough of the place. These 5 must-see RV destinations on the west coast
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What could be better for wildlife watchers and photographers than to see free-roaming animals in their natural habitats? Discover animals in their natural habitats during your next camping trip. Visit one of these fantastic national parks for wildlife watching. Salish Sea, Washington The Salish Sea is a marine ecosystem that spans the United States-Canada border and includes both
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Camping away from home may be a vacation for us, but not so much for the environment. When visiting, it’s always important to leave the campsite better than when you found it. As a camper for some time, you may have already heard of the “Leave No Trace” rules. If you’re not familiar with it,
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Ever since we were little, we have been welcomed by a number of myths and legends. Even more so when out in the wilderness. Out at night in front of the campfire, while eating s’mores, the adults love sharing these tales for children either to enjoy or to simply scare them. Scare? “How?” you may
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A cabin in the woods can have an eerie feel to it at first. But cabin camping can be the most enjoyable experience you’ll experience, especially for kids. If you can imagine a really old, rustic-looking cabin that you’ll most likely see in camping magazines, it likely gives off an old-fashioned house vibe but still
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When it comes to hiking, you want to have fun, and you also want to stay safe. By choosing a path based on your hiking experience, you will get the most out of your trail time. Whether you are looking to stay within your ability and enjoy a leisurely pace, or you would like to
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The Gulf Coast is a popular destination for fun under the sun. For starters, it’s a hot spot for its popular beaches and shorelines from five different areas of the United States. From the shorelines of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, there’s a lot of ocean to explore. These attractions are still unmarred by
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Building the perfect campfire is a skill that any camping enthusiast would have to learn. It’s the cherry on top on any camping trip after a hard yet fun day outside. Let’s face it though, there’s no one formula that can guarantee the “perfect” campfire. Of course, you have a wide variety of options for
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After a fun day full of activities, it won’t be much fun to hit the sack right away. As we don’t get to enjoy moments like these every day, what better way to end it than to light up a campfire, have s’mores ready in our hands, and tell the best spooky stories under the
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If you’re looking for good weather and relatively crowd-free sightseeing, October is one of the best times to visit Florida. Florida’s heat begins to let up a little in September and, after the Labor Day celebrations, the summer crowds start to subside. So, kick off your sandals and get ready to hit the beach in the Sunshine State. There is a best beach to suit every taste
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While the Pacific Northwest is revered for its dreamy and inspiring coastlines, there’s something to be said about summer trips and spending time on the lake in the Northeast. Nothing beats the summer heat quite like a cool, refreshing swim in a freshwater lake. And the east coast is a prime spot for a lake
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Did you know that Wyoming recently celebrated its 130th birthday? Celebrate by visiting the Bridger-Teton National Forest, the third-largest national forest outside of Alaska. All National Forests have their unique place, and all are beautiful, but Bridger-Teton – located just east of Grand Teton National Park in western Wyoming – is home to vast landscapes
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With more and more people opting outside, it’s a great time to share that there are now over 20 new Good Sam parks added to the list, giving campers more opportunity to save and camp close to home. Bayshore RV Park, Tokeland, Washington: Located on the Willapa Bay, Tokeland is centrally located to Westport, Grayland,
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Are you a boater enthusiast and swimmer looking for a lakeside or oceanfront RV park? Prefer wide open spaces in the great outdoors with plenty of hiking trails? There are plenty of resources, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. When deciding where to stay, whether for the night, the weekend, or the season, there are
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There are several essential RV components that make a world of difference to your RV adventure, especially if you’re traveling during the summer months. If you’ve been thinking of upgrading or getting a new RV roof vent fan, now is the time. An RV ceiling vent helps to increase airflow in your motorhome, and keep
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Ready to hit New England and the Mid Atlantic where you can find spectacular fall foliage, famous beaches, rolling hills, forests, rivers and waterfalls? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in the Northeast are available for overnight camping and RVing. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings.
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Ready to hit America’s Heartland where you can find cowboys, country music, rolling hills, lakes and a stress-free lifestyle? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in the Midwest are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV Park and Campground
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It’s time to pack the RV and explore the red rock landscapes, rugged mountains and natural wonders like the Grand Canyon. Most campgrounds and RV parks in the Southwest are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV Park and Campground
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Ready to hit the Cascadia where you can find lush rainforests and waterfalls, inspiring beaches, laid-back hipsters, delicious coffee and a plethora of craft beers? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in the Pacific Northwest are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings. Visit our
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Sandwiched between the Rockies to the west and the Appalachians to the east, America’s Heartland is known for friendly folk, lower paced lifestyle and an abundance of cornfields and lake towns. But that’s not all. We rounded up some of the best vacation spots the Midwest has to offer, from historic towns to unlikely tourist
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Ready to hit the Southeast where you can find southern hospitality, country music, rolling hills, beaches, wetlands and the Appalachian Mountains? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in the Southeast are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV Park
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Ready to feed your appetite for the outdoors in the Sooner State? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in Oklahoma are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV Park and Campground Openings page for a list of Good Sam
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Ready to get back to the mountains, plateaus and rivers of the Centennial State? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in Colorado are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding private campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV Park and Campground Openings page for a list of
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Welcome back, y’all! Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in the Palmetto State are now open for overnight stays. South Carolina State Parks are open as of Friday, May 1st on a limited basis. Good Sam is actively updating our website with the latest information regarding campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV
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Fixin’ to go camping again in the Peach State? Great news, many campgrounds and RV parks in Georgia are now open. Good Sam actively updates our website with the latest information regarding campground openings. Visit our Guide to COVID-19 RV Park and Campground Openings page for a list of Good Sam Parks that are now
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We’ve all heard the credo, “safety first.” And in today’s camping landscape, those two simple words have never felt more significant. Even as many parts of North America open up for business, we should proceed with caution when we hit the road. Follow these RVing safety tips as you begin your U.S. travels. Does this
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Gas is the cheapest it’s been in about 30 years, and yet we’re urged to stay put. Flights are dirt cheap, but we can’t fly. While we may feel like we’re stuck in an Alanis Morissette song, there is hope. While these are somewhat uncertain times, from struggle comes strength and love. There are countless
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As the Coronavirus continues to affect our communities, many national, state and local campgrounds are impacted. And because the COVID-19 situation is fluid, we want to share these important resources to keep everyone updated with the latest information. For up-to-date information on the National Park Service, visit https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/news/public-health-update.htm. Click here for information on State & Provincial Parks. While many
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Don’t hold back on your next RV trip. Visit a spot with rugged trails, raging whitewater and challenging bikeways. The following Good Sam Parks sit close to outdoor adventure hot spots. Yellowstone RV Park at Mack’s Inn, Island Park, Idaho Good Sam Rating: 8/9.5*/10 With a seemingly endless number of trails and outdoor activities in
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The U.S. is a big country, full of amazing natural wonders, but we’re up to the task. Good Sam has a plethora of RV parks conveniently located near some of the best hiking trails in America. Tucquan Park Family Campground, Holtwood, Pennsylvania Good Sam Rating: 9/9*/8.5 Sometimes we just need to get away from it
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Good Sam is proud to welcome 207 RV campgrounds to the Good Sam family. For the latest list, click here. However, in your travels, be aware that the following RV campgrounds no longer offer the Good Sam discount. Alabama Bella Terra Of Gulf Shores, Gulf Shores Island Retreat RV Park, Gulf Shores Sleepy Holler Campground,
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Celebrated as one of the most beautiful places on earth, this Great Smoky Mountains National Park abounds with stunning biodiversity and expansive views. Before you begin on your epic hiking adventure, visit one or all of the five visitor centers. Four are located within the national park at Cades Cove, Oconaluftee, Sugarlands and Clingmans Dome.
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Pets are part of the family, and a vacation isn’t the same without the whole family, so don’t leave home without your furry friend. Dogtime.com ranked Oklahoma as one of the top ten states in the nation for dog ownership. Famous for its dog-friendly parks, restaurants and events, OKC is doggone fun for your furry
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The crossroads of America is a fantastic destination for families to explore. Whether you’re looking for a place to spend your daughter’s birthday or just a great way to spend the weekend with the whole family, our list of Oklahoma City RV Parks offers unparalleled convenience to the top family friendly attractions in Oklahoma City.
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I recently decided to get out of town, on a whim. My boyfriend and I do that as much as possible. No plans, no bags packed – until the very last minute. This spontaneity has led us to Château Camou, in Valle De Guedalupe, Baja, where a Michilean Star chef was preparing for their opening
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Updated June 8, 2020 Looking to check off some sand-bucket-list items this year? The United States is one of the top 10 countries in the world when it comes to total coastline area, which is awesome for beachgoers. We’ve compiled a list of the highest ranked, most gorgeous jaw-dropping beaches in America. Whether it’s a sandy island, magnificent
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Sometimes, you just need to stop to appreciate all of the awe-inspiring views North America has gifted us. Filled with spacious skies and amber waves of grain, here are 15 of the most beautiful views in the United States. Banff, Alberta: Oh, Canada! With easy access to pristine wilderness and endless outdoor adventures, Banff is
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All the comfort of a bed with the warmth of a mummy bag Just because you’re one of the savvy 78.8 million households in the U.S. who have discovered camping and getting closer to nature, doesn’t mean you need to give up all modern conveniences. Backpacking season is in full swing. Take the comforts of
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Updated: February 24, 2021 There really isn’t a bad time to go wine tasting, but let’s face it, there’s something special about sipping the fermented craft from America’s gorgeous vineyards between April and October. Tasting rooms are open longer during the summer, and there’s nothing like experiencing the spring flowers and fall colors while sipping
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Put these sleeper hits on your travel itinerary
Underrated and overlooked cities that deserve your attention. Campers and RVers are adventurers at heart. They’re born explorers. Those that crave the open road and setting up camp across the country are inquisitive and dare I say, yearning for a different American dream. Are you looking for the next undiscovered and underrated destination? Recommended by
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Summer is made for camping, and the Fourth of July is especially perfect for some good old-fashioned camping fun. Independence Day is a time when America’s hard-working men and women take time to bask in the summer sun and celebrate the nation’s freedoms. We scoured the country for some of the most spectacular Independence Day
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As summer approaches, Pala Casino RV Resort is the perfect destination for your well-deserved getaway. Located in Northern San Diego County, Pala is the only resort which offers access to exciting casino action, as well the incredible backdrop of the Palomar Mountains, offering natural beauty and one-of-a-kind views no other casino RV resort can offer.
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In case you haven’t heard, Oregon is littered with dramatic natural beauty. From the fossil-strewn deserts and stunning mountain passes to the unique food culture and local country charm — it’s all just plain magical. But if you’re looking for something even more distinctive, then check out this list of Oregon’s hidden gems. Joseph: A
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And check out the products and places that help mothers get it done Can you have a family and travel in the same lifetime? These camping moms say yes! Family travel can be even more exciting and rewarding than travel without kids. Moreover, it can be manageable! In honor of Mother’s Day (May 12), we
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Summer, it turns me upside down Summer, summer, summer It’s like a merry go round The pairing of travel, camping and festivals in the summertime is magic. And while I don’t think that’s exactly what Ric Ocasek was singing about as he was walking on water at a pool party, there’s just something powerful about
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Did you know the largest national park is 13.2-million acres? Wrangell St. Elias is a vast national park that rises from the ocean all the way up to 18,008 ft. It’s the same size as Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite National Park and Switzerland combined! An estimated 331 million people visited national parks like this one in 2017.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.” In our busy lives, it can be challenging to gain perspective. First celebrated in 1970, Earth Day now includes events in more than 193 countries, which are coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network. For me, Earth Day is a reminder of
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It’s February 19th and this winter has been unusually – for lack of a better word – wintry. The iceboxes otherwise known as Chicago and New York City have experienced extreme conditions reminiscent to Winterfell in Game of Thrones. Just a day and a half drive south, you’ll discover a town north of the Everglades
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Much of the country may be covered in snow or experiencing torrential downpours, but Florida is snickering all the way to the beach and campground. Camping and beer. They tend to go hand in hand. Beer in hand? You know what I mean. And did you know there are nearly 600 RV campgrounds in Florida
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