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Cooking Tips for the RV Traveler

Whether you’re new to the world of RVing or a seasoned pro everyone has one thing in common—we all have to eat. I contend, that with a little bit of planning you can do more than just eat, you can transform breakfast, lunch, and dinner into meals that are not only delicious but easy to […]

5 Clever Campsite Cooking Hacks

This week we are looking into how to make your culinary life more easy while you are camping. With more people stuck inside these days, camping is becoming more and more popular as a way for people to get a change of scenery and leave their electronics behind temporarily. Some of our hacks will take […]

How to Hike & Camp Safely in Bear Country

Bears are magnificent creatures, but most of us would rather not see one up close. When hiking and camping, it’s natural to be fearful of a bear encounter. The risk is small, but the consequence can be deadly. That’s why it’s essential to know these best practices for preventing bear encounters and how to act […]

Camping Tips For River Rafting Trips

River rafting may be the funnest thing ever! At least that’s the opinion of the owner (Eric) of CampsitePhotos.com. It’s also an adventure sport with a lot of dangers both on land and water. It takes years of experience and training to learn how to safely navigate rivers with big rapids. The same can be […]

Inyo National Forest Campgrounds Closed Due To Extreme Fire Danger

All campgrounds (and trails) in the Inyo National Forest (California) are closed as of 9/5/2020 at 5 P.M. until at least September 14, 2020 under a Forest Closure Order due to extreme fire danger. This temporary Forest closure will be re-evaluated daily as conditions change. You can check the latest/current status of the campgrounds at […]

Camping Accessories – Our Top 4 Picks

Camping Accessories – Our top 4 picks that really make a difference (especially for first time campers). Walk through any store or browse online (since Covid has many of us homebound these days) and you’ll find a myriad of items to consider for your next camping trip. But what is really necessary? Which items will […]

Wildfires Close California State Parks

California wildfires have recently burned thousands of acres of State Park land, including redwood forests, campsites and other structures. Several State Parks & Campgrounds have been closed indefinitely as a result of the fires. To date, recent fires have burned over 1.5 million acres throughout the state this August. Big Basin Redwoods State Park was […]

What California State Park Campgrounds Are Open

The following is an updated list (as of July 10, 2020) of what California State Park campgrounds are open. Many of these are open with restrictions and limited capacity due to the pandemic. Finding a campsite is going to be tough with many campgrounds having limited capacity, but cancellations happen! You can get notified when […]

California Opens Campgrounds in 28 State Parks

Campgrounds in 28 California State Parks opened today (Friday, June 12). State Park officials are currently working with county health departments and hope to reopen more campgrounds in the coming weeks. San Elijo State Beach The campgrounds will be at 50% capacity initially (every other campsite).  Restrooms and showers will also be open, but visitor centers […]

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Warren Dunes State Park

Michigan

You’ll find some big sand dunes at Warren Dunes, including formations that rise 240 feet above the lake offering fantastic views, the best known is Tower Hill.

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Banning State Park

Minnesota

Banning State Park Campground has 34 single-family campsites and is located in a forested area near the Kettle River with plenty to discover.

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Anastasia State Park

Florida

Anastasia State Park has 139 campsites that are close to the beach and can accommodate tents, trailers and RVs.

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Myakka River State Park

Florida

Myakka River State Park is one of the oldest and largest state parks in Florida. The river meanders through 58 square miles offering habitat for a variety of wildlife.

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Fort De Soto Campground

Florida

Fort De Soto Park Campground has 238 single-family campsites and is located on an island in a beautiful 1,136-acre park in the Tampa Bay Area.

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Jay Cooke State Park

Minnesota

Jay Cooke State Park offers one of the best places for bikers, backpackers, horseback riders and skiers to hook up with the Willard Munger State Trail.

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Beverly Beach State Park

Oregon

Beverly Beach State Park is in forest-sheltered area right on the Oregon coast and is a very popular campground featuring a beautiful trail to and along miles of sandy beach.

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