Top 10 Campgrounds
The best of the best
RV CampgroundsPicking a favorite campground is like being asked to single out your favorite child. Each has unique, endearing qualities, as well as a trait or two you'd like to change. To make it on our list, the camps had to offer creature comforts, stunning scenery and a host of activities to boot. Whether you aim to travel to the Great White North or see to venture south of the 49th parallel, these campgrounds will keep your camera clicking.
Canadian Campgrounds
Riverside RV Resort & Campground, Whistler, British Columbia
Summer or winter, this park has it all. From wireless Internet to a free shuttle bus to the ski hills, it's only a two-minute drive from all that Whistler has to offer - everything from uber-chic après ski to 18-hole golf courses. Whether you're in an RV or tenting, you don't have to leave camp to enjoy the mountains, river and spectacular views. Prices start at $40 per night.
Sherkston Shores, Sherkston, Ontario
This family-friendly campground is only a 20-minute drive from the world-famous Niagara Falls and wine country. With pull-throughs, waterfront access, wireless Internet and resort-like facilities including aerobics, karaoke and live stage shows, it's easy to just kick back and stay on site. Prices start at $80 per night.
Southport Motel & RV Park, Stratford, Prince Edward Island
Discover Island hospitality in this friendly park. Sailboats dot the harbor, and Charlottetown is close by. Stroll the boardwalk or have the run of pristine beaches, only a 20-minute drive away. This campground offers wireless Internet access, oceanfront sites and everything you need for tents or big rigs. Prices start at $40 per night.
Happy Land Campground, Thunder Bay, Ontario
For the northern adventures, this campground is close to lots of trails and Kakabeka Falls - the Niagara of the North. Despite the remote location, it offers wireless Internet access, pull-throughs for any size rig and plenty of shade. Pet- and family-friendly, this campground is in the heart of outdoor adventure dreamland. Prices start at $29 per night.
Baddeck Cabot Trail Park, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
Just off the famous Cabot trail, this exceptional family-friendly campground offers the best of modern convenience and natural wonders. Heated pools and WiFi counterbalance nearby coastal views. The fully-licensed restaurant offers lobster suppers when in season, but it's only open from mid-June to mid-September. Prices start at $25 per night.
United States
Bailey's Point Campground, Bailey's Point, Kentucky
Large sites, great views and plenty of shade make this park ideal for almost everyone. Even when the camp is full, it never seems crowded. Whether you're in a big rig or a tent, you'll enjoy this site. Prices start at $20 per night.
Sugar Loafin' RV Campground, Leadville, Colorado
The stunning mountain backdrop is the perfect setting for this family-friendly park. You can pan for gold, attend a nightly ice cream social or just enjoy the scenery. There are plenty of pull-throughs for even the biggest rigs, as well as modem hook-ups and easy access to the highest golf course in the U.S. Prices start at $30 per night.
Granite Lake RV Resort, Clarkston, Washington
This clean campground is right on the lake, and what's more, they offer free rolls, coffee and juice each morning and the local paper delivered right to your door. You can sign up for day trips or set off on your own to explore what the area has to offer - golf, fishing, hiking, biking and more. Prices start at $36 per night.
Four Paws, Rutherfordton, North Carolina
A dog-lover's dream, this campground is ultra pet-friendly. While some breeds are prohibited for insurance reasons, the owners are canine-crazy. Shady spots, trees, WiFi, and lots of social events make this the perfect spot to settle into. Hiking, swimming and leash-free zones provide plenty to do for both two- and four-legged guests. Prices start at $28 per night.
Meteor Crater RV Camp, Winslow, Arizona
This oasis in the desert may not offer waterfront lots, but the spacious, easy-to-navigate sites with full hook-ups and WiFi make this a dream for anyone with a big rig. Clean and centrally located, this site can be home base for day trips to the Grand Canyon, the Petrified Forest , mountain lakes and Sedona's Red Rock Country. Prices vary according to the number of campers.
