Catalog · 50 flagship parks · 19 states
US State Parks for RV travelers
- Parks
- 50
- States
- 19
Going to a state park? Tell us the nights.
One email when a local owner lists a rig for those nights.
Alaska · 1 park
State page →Arizona · 4 parks
State page →California · 8 parks
State page →
Anza-Borrego Desert
Up to 35 ft · full · dump on site
Crystal Cove
Per-loop limits · Dry sites

Henry Cowell Redwoods
Up to 31 ft · Dry sites

Humboldt Redwoods
Up to 33 ft · Dry sites · dump on site
Julia Pfeiffer Burns
Per-loop limits · Dry sites
Mount Tamalpais
Up to 24 ft · Dry sites
Pfeiffer Big Sur
Up to 32 ft · Dry sites · dump on site
Red Rock Canyon (California)
Up to 30 ft · Dry sites · dump on site
Colorado · 5 parks
State page →Florida · 6 parks
State page →Georgia · 1 park
State page →Maine · 1 park
State page →Massachusetts · 1 park
State page →Michigan · 1 park
State page →Minnesota · 1 park
State page →New Hampshire · 1 park
State page →New York · 4 parks
State page →North Carolina · 1 park
State page →Oregon · 1 park
State page →Texas · 6 parks
State page →Utah · 5 parks
State page →Virginia · 1 park
State page →Washington · 1 park
State page →Quick answers
Using this catalog
Where do the rig numbers come from?
Each of the 50 park pages cites the managing state parks department for length limits, hookups, dump stations, and the reservation portal.
Is this a booking page?
No. This catalog is for planning around rig fit. Reservations go to the state agency portal. Rigs to rent sit on the state pages.
How is this different from /parks?
/parks is the editorial RV-perspective guide. This catalog is 50 flagship state parks with sourced rig rules.
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