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Make RV camping easier with these resources and guides

It’s time to hit the road.

Rev up the RV, pack your camper, and get ready for fun. Whether you’re a van lifer or a part-time RV adventurer, a camping trip is the perfect way to unwind and explore the beautiful world around you. While there are tons of top-notch campgrounds in the United States, people traveling in an RV or camper will need to find campsites that cater to them. Hunting down the right spot isn’t always easy. Lucky for you, it’s about to get much simpler.

Make your next RV camping trip a breeze with these travel resources and guides. Uncover incredible campgrounds, learn all about boondocking, find ways to bring your pets along for the ride, and so much more.

How to find awesome campgrounds

If you need campground suggestions, you’ve come to the right place. This list of stunning spots for an RV camping trip will have you itching to hit the road. Plus, you can find the best national parks for RV campers here.

Looking for details on unique campsites? Check out this feature on the inviting world of Spacious Skies Campgrounds. For an extra sporty RV camping excursion, you’ll also want to check out the options available at SkyPark at Santa’s Village. This mountain biking park will treat RV campers to some marvelous views. If you’re searching for a wilder camping experience, you can also find RV campsites within the stunning Stanislaus National Forest.

Learn all about boondocking

See if boondocking is right for you (and learn exactly what boondocking is) with this guide. As this resource explains, “For the van life and RV communities, boondocking means camping in an area without hookups. This kind of camping is also described as off-grid or dry camping, as the campers don’t use and/or have access to public utilities like water or electricity.”

If this kind of RV adventure sounds like something you would enjoy, you can learn more about boondocking on public land with the Bureau of Land Management’s tips for dispersed camping.

Make RVing with your pets stress-free

There’s no need to keep your furry friends at home while you go camping. Discover practical ways to bring your dog or cat along for the ride with this guide to RVing and traveling with pets.

Other RV camping tips and resources

Hungry for even more RV camping resources? We’ve got you covered. For a stress-free trip, check out these five tools that make trip planning easy.

Live the RV life at these 10 gorgeous camping destinations

Hop in for an RV adventure.

How do you balance road-tripping with the comforts of home? More and more Americans are doing so with RVs. Approximately 20 million will go RVing this holiday season, a 30% increase over 2022, according to the RV Industry Association Holiday Travel Intentions Survey. Not only will you feel more at home, but so will your pets. About 60% of RVers will bring their pets on holiday this season. Fido will thank you for not leaving him behind in a kennel.

Don’t have your own RV? No problem. With RV rental platform RVezy, you can book an array of experiences. Get some travel inspiration with this list of 10 rentals you can book at beautiful and outdoorsy RV camping destinations across the country.

Go ghost hunting on America’s creepiest, most haunted roads

Search for ghosts.

Some ghosts moan and rattle chains in decrepit mansions. Others roam the halls of their former places of employment. You might hear doors slamming upstairs when you thought nobody was there. Or, you’ll wonder why the elevator stopped on your floor only for the doors to slide open and reveal no one inside.

But there’s another type of ghost that prefers open spaces. They wander outside, ghouling it up on America’s roads. Yes, roads you might unsuspectingly drive. RV Trader has compiled this guide to 43 of our nation’s most haunted roads. So, if you’re driving back from a hike this spooky season, be extra careful about stopping on these supposedly specter-infested thoroughfares. Picking up hitchhikers is seldom a good idea. On these roads, it really isn’t.

Here’s a sample of America’s most spine-chilling streets and their stories from RV Trader’s research.

5 resources for easy and stress-free RV trip planning

Find everything you need.

If only every vacation could be as simple as packing a bag and hitting the road. While part of an RV’s appeal is easy mobility, some trips require special planning before you can get started. The next time you’re prepping for an adventure, make the process easier with these RV trip planning resources.

Get ready to cross all your travel concerns off the to-do list. Book the best campsites, chart the most scenic routes, and kit out your RV with top-tier equipment. Do all of it stress-free with five of the top RV trip planning resources around. The guide below has you covered for anything you might need.

The 10 most popular national parks for RV camping

Top parks for happy campers.

With an RV, you can camp (almost) anywhere that’ll fit your vehicle. These handy vehicles make long-haul trips and cross-country adventures more comfortable, allowing you to enjoy the great outdoors in a new place every night. RV camping is also an ideal option for people who want to enjoy nature but don’t like sleeping in a flimsy tent all night.

So, where are the best places to go RV camping? For people throughout the United States, national parks may come to mind first. These sites not only feature spectacular views, but they also often welcome RV campers. In 2022, over 1.5 million RV camping trips were tallied across 34 national parks. Which parks were the most visited? Find out in this list of the 10 most popular national parks for RV camping.