Camping is no longer a summer and early fall activity. No matter what time of year you plan on camping, there are a variety of different places to pitch a tent or park an RV. Some of the countries best locations are better in the fall and winter. The following are just some of the best places to camp all year long.
Devils Garden Campground – Arches National Park, Utah
Arches National Park is one of America’s natural wonders and is home to over 2,000 natural red sandstone arches. The arches were formed by erosion and the beautiful arches populate the desert landscape with their beautiful orange glow at sunrise. While Devils Garden Campground has a 50-person limit at their sites, the 18 mile stretch requires reservations made 6 months in advance.
Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area – Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, Arizona
Situated on the eastern end of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, the Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area is the perfect place to disconnect from the outside world. Located 6,300 feet above sea level, Fool Hollow is the perfect spot for fishing, swimming, boating and bird watching. The campground features sites for both RVs and campers and is the perfect retreat for anyone looking to enjoy the natural splendor of Arizona.
Rock Island State Park – Rock Island, Tennessee
Nestled in central Tennessee near the Caney Fork River Gorge, Rock Island is a year-round oasis for anyone who loves to be on the river. With whitewater rafting to kayaking, the Gorge is the perfect spot for outdoor activities. The state park is also a great place to go hiking, swimming, and fishing. The Tennessee State Park commission is in charge of the maintenance and upkeep of 10 cabins and 60 campsites on the property that can be used all year.
Joshua Tree National Park – Joshua Tree, California
Joshua trees cover the 800,000 acres of the national park. The wildly twisted branches sit atop prickly blossoms and their silhouettes are best viewed during sunrise and sunset. Joshua Tree National Park is known for its rock climbing, mountain biking and hiking. The park boasts nine campgrounds and has hundreds of sites scattered across the grounds.
Camping is becoming an activity that can be done any time during the year, and these are just a few of the locations to check out for your next camping adventure.
