A inclusive List of Camp Grounds for a Newbie

[Evergreengirl]

I like to use RV Park Reviews and All Stays. Also, get a Good Sam membership. They have a good directory of campgrounds and RV parks all over the US, Canada and Mexico. Your membership entitles you to discounts at Good Sam approved parks. Don't forget National Parks, State Parks, County Parks, City Parks, etc. etc. All of these entities have websites which will give you information on their seasons, reservations policies, amenities, costs, etc. And there's always Wal Mart! Don't over think it too much. There's always some place to bed down for the night!

[Cathi]

Originally Posted by WendyW

I'm still a newbie (full timer) myself, and I've discovered the hard way that since I have neither a generator nor solar, I need electric hookup when it's cold. I did one thing right, though -- I bought a Passport America membership, and I use it where it's cold, because it lists only full-service parks and resorts for 50% off the usually high price. The listings will say whether they're open year round and what the restrictions are. I may not need it after my first year, but I'm glad I have it now.

WendyW

Do you ever get a month under Passport America's discount? Seems everywhere we go, there is only a weekday discount, not weekend.