(Yeah, right, like anyone ever reads these…)
Table of Contents
Intro
- Crescent City / Redwoods KOA, California
- Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, Florida
- Lake Placid/Whiteface Mountain KOA, New York
- Junipers Reservoir RV Resort, Oregon
- Gulf State Park Campground, Alabama
- Camp Margaritaville RV Resort, Tennessee
- Bluewater Key RV Resort, Florida
Intro
Alright, let’s get real—RV road trips are about to blow up for 2025, and honestly, who’s surprised? Pinterest searches for “RV camping” basically caught fire last year. People want jaw-dropping views, killer amenities, and, let’s be honest, somewhere to park that beast of a rig without losing their minds. So, if you’re plotting your next great American road trip, I’ve got the inside scoop on seven RV campsites that totally slap. Grab your snacks, set your playlist, and let’s roll.
Crescent City / Redwoods KOA, California
If you’ve never slept under a sky full of redwoods, what are you even doing with your life? This spot’s tucked away in a lush, mossy wonderland—10 acres of forest, people! Full hookups, chill trails, and you’re, like, five seconds from Redwood National Park. X (Twitter, if you’re old school) is hyped about it, and honestly, so am I. The only thing missing? Maybe a Bigfoot sighting.
Wanna geek out about forests? Check our post about summer adventures—promise, no tree-hugging required (unless you’re into that).
Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, Florida
Okay, imagine camping… but Mickey Mouse might photobomb your s’mores. That’s Fort Wilderness. It’s basically 750 acres of pine-scented Disney magic, and yes, there are actual air-conditioned shuttles (because Florida). Wild turkeys, deer, and, if you’re lucky, some costumed parade just rolling by your RV. Pinterest families are losing their minds over this place, and I get it. It’s like childhood nostalgia with better bathrooms.
Oh, and if you’re into showing off your school spirit, we’ve got merch trends you’ll wanna see.
Lake Placid/Whiteface Mountain KOA, New York
Ever wanted to pretend you’re an Olympian? This KOA’s your ticket. Right in the Adirondacks, near trails, rivers, and spots to flex your fly-fishing skills (or just splash around, no judgment). There’s a pool, bikes, all that good stuff. Travel pros rave about it, and those Pinterest campers? They’ve got all the hacks for making your trip less “Lost in the Woods” and more “Epic Explorer.”
And if you’re a gearhead, yeah, we’ve got a list for that too. Don’t leave home without your best stuff.
Junipers Reservoir RV Resort, Oregon
So, you want rustic? Like, “6,000-acre cattle ranch” rustic? This is your place. Junipers has 40 pull-through spots, mountain views for days, and the kind of peace you can’t fake. No, you won’t find a Starbucks here (thank God). But you will get water hookups and a slice of that off-grid dream. Pinterest says ranch life is trending, and for once, I’m not mad about it.
Got a thing for wild places? We’ve rounded up the best guidebooks, so you don’t get lost—well, not too lost.
Gulf State Park Campground, Alabama
Sun, sand, and 500 full-hookup sites right by the Gulf. If that doesn’t sound dreamy, check your pulse. Fishing? Biking? You bet. Beach access that’s basically made for Instagram? Obviously. This place is pure “vacation mode,” and everyone from Hipcamp to the Pinterest crowd is raving. Fair warning: You might never want to leave.
If you need design inspo for your own little beach shack, we’ve got ideas that’ll make your space pop.
Camp Margaritaville RV Resort, Tennessee
Cue the Jimmy Buffett playlist. This place is the party spot—water slides, live music, and enough margarita vibes to make you forget you’re technically “camping.” Wi-Fi, fire pits, and more amenities than you can shake a flip-flop at. If you’ve got kids (or just act like one), you’ll fit right in. Smoky Mountains camping? More like Smoky Mountains glamping.
Need more retro-cool ideas? Check our nostalgia picks—seriously, they’re groovy.
Bluewater Key RV Resort, Florida
You want luxury? Here you go. Bluewater Key is for those who prefer “oceanfront paradise” to, well, anything else. Private docks, tiki huts, palm trees swaying in the breeze… I mean, come on. RVshare and all the cool Pinterest kids are obsessed, and for good reason. It’s like waking up in a travel magazine, except you can actually touch stuff.
Craving more luxury travel ideas? We’ve got a guide that’ll have you packing your fanciest flip-flops.
Conclusion
So, yeah—these seven spots aren’t just “top-rated,” they’re bucket-list material. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, magic kingdoms, or just a killer sunset, trust me: you’ll find your vibe somewhere on this list. Wanna book? Hit up KOA, RVshare, or just start stalking Pinterest boards like the rest of us. Happy trails, road warrior. Don’t forget your snacks.