Last Updated on January 2, 2021
© pexels For lovers of the outdoors, there is nothing like camping alone or with friends or family. There are countless good camping sites in the U.S. to choose from: those located on the most beautiful mountain slopes; those closest to beaches with magnificent views; and those that offer you the possibility to explore extraordinary trails through the countryside, among many other options. But, after all, what are the best camping spots in the U.S.? That’s what we’re going to show you in the seven best places to camp in the U.S. you should know. These are places of reference for the camping world and will make your camping experience a beginner or experienced camper unique and unforgettable. They are:1. Acadia National Park, Maine – Over 6000 Lakes and Ponds
Acadia National Park is located on Mount Desert Island in the U.S. and is one of the best camping sites on the east coast. And that happens for a very simple reason: this park is phenomenal and full of natural resources. Acadia National Park is covered by about 17 million acres of forest. It has over 6,000 lakes and ponds and 32,000 miles of rivers and trails to discover – basically any explorer’s camper’s dream constantly looking for new finds and natural treasures. The park offers three camps: Seawall was open from late May to early September. Schoodic Woods was in operation from the end of May to the beginning of October). Blackwoods, which is always operational.
2. White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire – If You’re Looking For Rustic Experience
If you like to camp in more remote places and without great comfort, as you consider this to be the true essence of camping, then you should take your camping tents to New Hampshire. In the northern region of this American state, you will find the White Mountain National Forest. This is one of the best travel destinations for all campers looking for a more rustic and isolated experience. The forest has about 800 places where you can camp, and there you can have unmissable views of the fall of the leaf in the autumn season; it has the possibility of observing moose, deer, black bears, among other animals; and, of course, go hiking or mountain biking along the most spectacular mountain trails. And you can do all this whenever you want because the forest is accessible all year round.
