Great Places to Camp in the Fall Season
If you and your family love to camp then you probably love to go camping during different times of year. Of course one of the most popular times of the year to go camping is during the spring months. The summer has also grown more popular since many are cutting back on vacation expenses. The Fall season is really a great time to go camping and visit a variety of areas. In the list below you will find some of the best places to go during Fall, however they are not listed in any particular order.
Acadia National Park Maine
The Blackwoods Campground located inside of Acadia National Park is an amazing place to visit not jut during the Fall months, but also during the summer time. There are plenty of trails to travel along, and also plenty of fresh seafood to taste which is what draws many to this location. The Blackwood's campground is open year round, but from December 1st to March 31st, they only allow walk in camping. So you will not be able to drive your car directly up to your camp site during this time. The camping fees are your average $20, and for additional information and to make reservations you can click on the link above.
Shenandoah National Park
At this national park you will find a nice variety of campgrounds to choose from. Which one you choose really does depend on your personal preferences. Many of these campgrounds are open up until November. This way you and your family will be able to really enjoy the Fall foliage. To see the variety of campgrounds to camp out you can click here. Be sure to take the time and do your research and read the reviews on each campsite. It may be worth it to check and see when they have their free days during the course of the year. On certain select days they will not charge a fee to enter the park or camp there so be sure to check.
Lake George Campground
With a variety of campgrounds to choose from all of which offer a little something different, Lake George is the perfect destination during the Fall. You have your pick between private campgrounds, and RV parks, island campgrounds, state campgrounds, and primitive camping. To take a look at the variety of places to camp you can click here. You will have to check each individual site to get specific pricing information and to read through the rules of each of the different campgrounds.
Acadia National Park Maine
The Blackwoods Campground located inside of Acadia National Park is an amazing place to visit not jut during the Fall months, but also during the summer time. There are plenty of trails to travel along, and also plenty of fresh seafood to taste which is what draws many to this location. The Blackwood's campground is open year round, but from December 1st to March 31st, they only allow walk in camping. So you will not be able to drive your car directly up to your camp site during this time. The camping fees are your average $20, and for additional information and to make reservations you can click on the link above.
Shenandoah National Park
At this national park you will find a nice variety of campgrounds to choose from. Which one you choose really does depend on your personal preferences. Many of these campgrounds are open up until November. This way you and your family will be able to really enjoy the Fall foliage. To see the variety of campgrounds to camp out you can click here. Be sure to take the time and do your research and read the reviews on each campsite. It may be worth it to check and see when they have their free days during the course of the year. On certain select days they will not charge a fee to enter the park or camp there so be sure to check.
Lake George Campground
With a variety of campgrounds to choose from all of which offer a little something different, Lake George is the perfect destination during the Fall. You have your pick between private campgrounds, and RV parks, island campgrounds, state campgrounds, and primitive camping. To take a look at the variety of places to camp you can click here. You will have to check each individual site to get specific pricing information and to read through the rules of each of the different campgrounds.
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