Find The Perfect Campsite

Wake up under ponderosa pines with El Capitan glowing at golden hour. The most contested reservation in America.

The Watchman peak turns fire-orange at dusk directly above your tent. Walk to the Pa'rus Trail from site 12.

Turquoise water, jagged peaks, and morning mist over Swiftcurrent Lake. Grizzly country — bring the bear spray.

The Tetons rise 7,000 feet straight out of your window. Small, quiet, and gone within minutes of release.

Spruce forest meets granite coastline. Fall asleep to Atlantic surf, wake up to pink dawn light on Otter Cliffs.

Sleep among house-sized boulders under the darkest skies in California. Sunset here is pure gold.

Moss-draped giants and emerald ferns. The wettest, greenest campout in the lower 48 — and worth every drop.

Basecamp for the geysers. The Madison River bends right past your site and bison graze the meadow at dawn.

Pine-shaded sites a short walk from the South Rim. Sunrise over the canyon is minutes away.

The biggest campground in Yosemite Valley, with Half Dome rising right above the trees.

Riverside sites along the Virgin River, steps from the Zion Canyon shuttle and Springdale.

Big meadow views where elk wander through camp at dusk. Rocky Mountain's most popular stay.

Creekside camping in the heart of the Smokies, famous for its synchronous fireflies.

The only campground in Arches. Red rock fins and dark night skies right outside your tent.

Ponderosa pines a short stroll from the rim and the hoodoos of Bryce Amphitheater.

Old-growth forest on a glacier-fed river, near the Grove of the Patriarchs.

Quiet riverside sites in southern Yosemite, close to the giant sequoias of Mariposa Grove.

Lakeside camping on Jackson Lake with the whole Teton Range across the water.