On August 21 the total solar eclipse will pass over the United States and we’ve compiled a list of best campgrounds to see the solar eclipse as it moves over each state. Chances are most of these campgrounds are already sold out, but you may pick up a cancellation. And if you’re lucky to already […]
Spoiler Alert! If you’re planning on going to see the total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017 – skip to the Oregon campground list section of this article. If you’re not planning on seeing the eclipse in person, this is what it will look like: Total Solar Eclipse Oregon Camping Guide For those of you […]
Attention National Park lovers! The National Park Free Weekend days are just around the corner. You can visit (enter) any National Park for FREE Apr 15-16 and April 22-23! Here’s a few photos from CampsitePhotos.com to get you motivated. Acadia National Park – Sand Beach Glacier National Park Great Sand Dunes National Park Joshua Tree […]
Prepared to be scared if you spend a night in one of these campgrounds. In case you missed it, or would like a refresher, check out more haunted campgrounds featured in the article we did last year. Continuing with our annual tradition of finding the scariest and most haunted campgrounds to spend your Halloween (or […]
We bailed out. Skedaddled. Vamoosed. Through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma. The heat and humidity were bad, but even worse were the ticks. A relatively mild winter combined with a wet spring brought out the ticks in groves. Now don’t get me wrong. The midwest does have some positives, one being that they are […]
On Wednesday night (July 27th), while camping at Tuttle Creek Campground in the Eastern Sierra, Greg was able to get some really great photos of the huge fireball that lite up the night sky. Officials are pretty sure it was a Chinese rocket that was breaking up and re-entering the atmosphere. Way to go Greg! […]
We headed across the border into Virginia. Into one of the best campgrounds I have ever visited. Goose Point is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The parkway is a dozen miles away. Within an hour or so are the cities of Roanoke and Richmond in Virginia and the cigarette cities in […]
In our ongoing effort to maintain current, high-quality campsite photos for all campgrounds, CampsitePhotos.com recently photographed all of the campsites at San Elijo State Beach. We even have a new photo of the “Cardiff Kook”! It doesn’t get any better than that. We updated the San Elijo campground photos because of the many changes to […]
Before heading west on our 2016 campground tour, we stopped at a regional campground near the western border of Virginia called Natural Chimneys. Yes, those are jousting poles. The park is close to several annual renaissance fairs and you can practice your jousting skills on the track next to the campground. The campsites themselves were […]
Renting an RV might sound daunting for your first camping trip but it can honestly make your life so much easier. For starters, think about how much time goes into packing for a camping trip. If you plan to visit several locations, you would have to go through that whole laborious process several times over […]
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