selecting a campsite
So, you’ve got your camper ready for the camping season, but you’re not sure where to go. First you need to decide: Do you want to take several trips with your camper in tow – or in drive – or do you want to find a place to park your unit for the season? Either way, there are tips you should consider when choosing a campground. If you’re someone who enjoys visiting different areas of the region or country, then a “seasonal” site isn’t what’ you’re looking for. However, make sure you plan ahead because campgrounds, whether they are state or national parks, or private parks, fill fast these days. With more than 29 million RV owners and active campers, according to The American Camper: Profiles and Perspectives, premium sites are a hot commodity. Most public campgrounds use reservation services that allow reservations to be made months in advance. So, if you’re interested in one of the nation’s outdoor wonders, make plans early. But public parks aren’t the only answer. Many private parks...