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2. Campgrounds
There are many different places to camp overnight:
- National Parks
- State Parks
- U. S. National Forest Campgrounds
- KOA Campgrounds
- Private Campgrounds
- or even in front of a Wal-Mart Store
For safety reasons Road Bear RV does not recommend “roadside” camping!
The National or State Parks and the Forest Campgrounds usually offer the most
beautiful and spacious camp- sites. There is often a wooden table and a fire ring
on each site. They also offer hiking trails.
There are also differences in campsites:
Full hook up sites - offer electricity, water and sewage
No hook up sites - just the site without any hook ups, usually the campground
has a dump station
National Parks
Reservations:
by phone → 1-800-436-PARK
by internet → www.nps.gov
Price: US$10 - US$25
Sites: some campgrounds offer hook up sites, usually a water - /
dump station and coin showers are available
For the National Parks it is recommended to purchase a National Park Pass
(approx. US$ 50). This annual pass provides admission to any National Park
since most parks charge US$20 per entry.
State Parks
Reservations:
by phone → 1-800-444-PARK
by internet → www.reserveamerica.com
Price: US$10 - US$25
Sites: some campgrounds offer hook up sites, usually a dump –
and water station and coin showers are available
U.S National Forest Campgrounds
Reservations: www.reserveamerica.com
Price:
US$5 - US$12
Sites: seldom hook up sites, sometimes dump stations