RV Campground Map: National Parks, State Parks & Federal Campgrounds

Plan your next RV trip on one map. It shows all 63 U.S. national parks, more than 400 other National Park Service sites, more than 3,000 state parks, and nearly 5,000 federal campgrounds run by the National Park Service, USDA Forest Service, Army Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Land Management and other agencies.

How to use the map

• Search by park, campground, lake or state in the box at the top.

• Pick a state to zoom straight to it.

• Enter your rig length to show only campgrounds whose listed RV sites fit your RV.

• Filter for electric hookups or campgrounds you can reserve online.

• Tap any pin for site counts, the longest RV the campground lists, a link to check availability on Recreation.gov, and driving directions.

• Use "Campgrounds nearby" on any national or state park to see federal campgrounds around it.

What the map covers

Federal campground details, including total sites, electric sites and maximum RV length, come from Recreation.gov's public Recreation Information Database. National Park Service sites come from the same database. State parks come from Wikidata. Private RV parks and campgrounds such as KOA are not included yet.

Site counts, hookups and RV lengths are only as complete as the reservation system. First-come, first-served campgrounds often list no site details. Always confirm length limits, hookups and seasonal closures with the park before you go.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find campgrounds that fit my RV?

Type your RV's total length in feet into the "My rig" box. The map then shows only campgrounds with at least one listed RV or trailer site that long or longer. Measure bumper to bumper, and add your tow vehicle if you will park it in the same site.

Do national park campgrounds have hookups?

Many do not. A lot of national park campgrounds offer dry camping only, with no electric, water or sewer at the site. Turn on the "Electric hookups" filter to see which federal campgrounds list electric sites, then check the campground page for water and sewer.

How do I reserve a state park campsite?

Each state runs its own reservation system, so state park campsites are not bookable through Recreation.gov. Tap a state park pin and use the park website link to find that state's booking page.

Can I reserve federal campgrounds from the map?

For campgrounds that take reservations, tap "Check availability" to open the campground on Recreation.gov, where you can see open dates and book. Campgrounds marked as not bookable online are usually first come, first served.

How often is the map updated?

The campground and park data is refreshed periodically from Recreation.gov and Wikidata. Conditions change quickly, especially in spring and fall, so treat the map as a planning tool and confirm details before you travel.

Keep your RV running on the road

A long trip is the wrong time for a fridge or air conditioner to quit. Use our RV refrigerator troubleshooting guide and RV fridge part finder before you leave, and see our RV heating and cooling guides for AC and furnace help.