The Dyrt Reveals Top 10 RV Parks in America for 2024

As summer arrives, The Dyrt, the leading app for camping availability, photos, and reviews, unveils its list of the best RV parks in the United States. The outdoor-obsessed users of The Dyrt are embracing RV travel as a way of life, blending the comforts of home with the adventure of the open road. “Interest in RV camping continues to grow, and our users have really embraced RVs as a great way to travel the country,” said Sarah Smith, founder of The Dyrt. The list, created in partnership with State Farm, highlights standout locations that offer scenic beauty, excellent amenities, and close proximity to must-see destinations.

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The Dyrt’s 2024 Best Places to RV Presented by State Farm

1. Anchor Down RV Resort — Tennessee
   • Location: DandridgeHighlights: Lakeside views, hot tubs, boat rentals, proximity to Pigeon ForgePrice: $69-$199; Sites: 175
   Nestled on the shores of Lake Douglas with sweeping Great Smoky Mountain views, Anchor Down offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty and comfort. Guests can enjoy thrilling watersports or relax with a fishing pole, with the lively city of Pigeon Forge just a scenic drive away.

1. RoadRunner Travelers RV Park — Texas
   • Location: TerlinguaHighlights: Deluxe full-hookup spots, dark sky reserve, proximity to Big Bend National ParkPrice: $33-$56; Sites: 57
   Located near Big Bend National Park, RoadRunner offers a rustic, immersive experience with stunning dark skies perfect for stargazing. It’s an ideal base camp for exploring the natural beauty of southwestern Texas.

1. Dark Sky RV Park & Campground — Utah
   • Location: KanabHighlights: Scenic views, luxury sites, private bath houses, on-site activitiesPrice: $65-$78; Sites: 19
   Dark Sky RV Park provides breathtaking views of Utah’s landscapes and a full galaxy of stars at night. The park offers privacy, social activities, and close proximity to Kanab’s attractions and outdoor adventures.

1. Colter Bay RV Park at Colter Bay Village — Wyoming
   • Location: Grand Teton National ParkHighlights: Full hookups, family-friendly amenities, lake accessPrice: $112-$177; Sites: 112
   Situated in Grand Teton National Park, Colter Bay offers a picturesque setting with access to Jackson Lake and a variety of outdoor activities, making it a perfect family-friendly summer camp.

1. Tom Sawyer’s RV Park — Arkansas
   • Location: West MemphisHighlights: Riverfront views, proximity to MemphisPrice: $28-$59; Sites: 42
   Tom Sawyer’s RV Park provides a tranquil riverside retreat just a short drive from the vibrant city of Memphis, offering a perfect balance of city excitement and peaceful relaxation.

1. Lake Pleasant RV Park — Washington
   • Location: BothellHighlights: Woodland trails, fishing pond, proximity to SeattlePrice: $72; Sites: 184
   Located between Seattle and Mt. Snoqualmie National Forest, Lake Pleasant combines big-city access with the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, offering a peaceful yet convenient camping experience.

1. Landry Vineyards Grape Escape RV Sites — Louisiana
   • Location: West MonroeHighlights: Vineyard setting, wine tastings, live musicPrice: $40; Sites: 8
   Nestled in Louisiana’s wine country, Landry Vineyards offers a unique RV experience with vineyard views, wine tastings, and live music, providing a serene and culturally rich retreat.

1. The Views RV Park & Campground — Colorado
   • Location: DoloresHighlights: Scenic vistas, water sports, proximity to Four CornersPrice: $45-$60; Sites: 49
   Overlooking the Four Corners, The Views RV Park offers breathtaking sunsets and access to a range of outdoor activities, making it a prime destination for adventure seekers.

1. Lake George RV Park — New York
   • Location: Lake GeorgeHighlights: Resort amenities, pools, hiking trailsPrice: $109-$199; Sites: 400
   Lake George RV Park is a full-service resort offering a wide array of amenities and activities, perfect for family vacations. Its proximity to Lake George provides additional recreational opportunities.

1. Ruby’s Inn RV Park and Campground — Utah

• Location: Bryce Canyon City
• Highlights: Close to Bryce Canyon, live entertainment, shuttle service
• Price: $40-$50; Sites: 150

Just a half-mile from Bryce Canyon National Park, Ruby’s Inn provides easy access to the park’s breathtaking scenery and a range of on-site amenities, including a pool and live country music.

For more information on these top RV parks and to book your next adventure, visit The Dyrt’s website.

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