New Hampshire, White Mountain National Forest

Maine, Acadia National Park

Acadia National Parks is close to the Mount Desert Island and is the natural glory of Pine Tree State. It is full of beauty and that is the reason why we prefer it the most. Once you are here, you will find yourself captivated by the gentle touch nature.

 If you love greenery, you will be attached to the Acadia National Park because it offers very visitor 17 million acres of wilderness. The sheer number of acres is surprising enticing because you can view the starry sky once you are camping there.

Now some of us don’t want to be surrounded by trees alone and want something even more attractive. Well, the park offers 32,000 miles of streams and rivers for creating a scenic backdrop to your camping and hiking. Furthermore, there are six thousand ponds and lakes for your joy. There are three campgrounds in the Acadia National Park and you can set up your tent in any one of them. No doubt, this park is among the best camping sites in the United States.

While there are many other sites offering you an attractive experience, what you get here is something that you cannot forget for your whole life!

New Hampshire, White Mountain National Forest

You won’t find a better place to visit if you are in search of a more rustic experience and adventure in the Northeast. If we talk about hiking, it pretty rugged in this specific area of the Appalachians. However, it is completely worth it if you don’t back away from a challenge. Here, the sights are peculiarly breathtaking in the fall when there are shades of yellow, orange, and red of foliage.

Even though there are 24 drive-in campgrounds, it is in the northern part with eight campgrounds where you can always walk.

If you wish to enjoy developed campsites, you will have to reserve your place. Camping of backcountry tent is also permitted and throughout the forest, there are scattered log lean-tos. What makes it even more perfect is that this Forest is accessible almost anytime. You can say that White Mountain National Forest is renowned because of its stunning views and affordability. It welcomes every person with affordable prices and tent camping doesn’t need you to pay anything! The park has its own website and you can check it out for more information.

So, just what are you waiting for?

Vermont, Green Mountain National Forest

Whenever we talk about draws, the Long Trail of Vermont pops up because it is concerned with the Green Mountain National Forest. So, you should try searching for a camping spot nearby to hike a certain part of it as you are staying. Other than being simply breathtaking, the 270-plus miler is actually the oldest trail and long-distance trail in the whole US! The ridge is followed by it of the Green Mountain from the border of Massachusetts through Vermont directly to Canada. Moreover, you get to enjoy give developed campgrounds in the park.

There is just one thing that you should keep in mind. There are no dump stations or even electrical hookups so you have to be prepared. The accessibility of campground changes according to the season a reservation is required by some.

Backcountry or disperse camping is permitted anywhere, meaning you can trek anywhere you want and camp! You don’t have to worry about when it is open and when it is not because you can visit regardless of the time. Even though accessibility of visitor center changes with seasons, but one campground is open almost every time.

Get ready to be surprised, there are no entry fees!

Virginia, Shenandoah National Park

Some of us are not attracted more by anything else than an aesthetic view and peaceful scenes. Well, Shenandoah National Park is all about stunning gems and you should be packing by now because it includes over 500 miles of trails. Some are leading through the wilderness with nothing to disturb you and only calm spread throughout the trail while some are leading to gorgeous waterfalls and magnificent viewpoints.

The hike of eight miles to the Old Rag Mountain is the hardest route in the whole park and also quite a renowned one. It rewards every hiker with spectacular scenes from its very top.

Four campgrounds of the park are open in spring and welcome hikers to view a variety of colors spread throughout the park. It is not that they are not opened in other seasons, you can visit them even in fall and summer.

Well, you are recommended to have reservations but spots with early finders might be available too. You ought to have a free permit for backcountry camping. Nah, this fish not seasonal and you can eat it anything you want. Nevertheless, there are some roads and spots that are closed during bad conditions of weather.

New York, Minnewaska State Park Preserve

The very first thing that you must know about this park is its closeness to the New York City. It is the perfect escape world for every other person that seems to love nature. Outdoor adventurers won’t find a better place than this. Sitting on the drastic Shawangunk Ridge, it is surrounded by rocky and rugged terrain.

There are 50 miles of footpaths and you can simply walk, bike, hike, or just enjoy. What is so better about this park is that rock formations, crystal clear lakes, waterfalls, and sheer cliffs are natural to it.

You will find yourself melting into the views that are offered here. Believe us, this park is the work of art and no work can describe its beautiful entirety.

Moreover, you can try rock climbing and horseback riding as well if you have some experience with them. There are countless other activities that will never end. Campgrounds which are tent-only have trails, restroom facilities, bathhouse, cooking area, and even a pavilion. There are spots that have no restriction to entry and every site is accommodated with up to two tents. That is why, reservations are preferable. Camping is open through mid-May and mid-November.