Big Bend National
Park
What to do: When thinking about the Southwest, Texas often feels
like a separate place, but Big Bend National Park in
southwest Texas has beautiful trails that can’t be beaten. Take to the Rio
Grande by boat, raft, or kayak to get personal with the sweeping sights and
enjoy the pleasant weather year-round.
Campsite options: Try Rio Grande
Village RV Campground for a site with full hookups and a convenient camp store.
Carlsbad Caverns
National Park
What to do: Beneath the
desert of New Mexico lies the truest beauty of Carlsbad Caverns National Park.
Once a part of a huge underwater reef, now the park sports more than 100 caves
(not all of which are open to the public) full of natural limestone features. You
can access this gigantic underground room via the natural trail’s steep decline
or via an elevator.
Campsite options: Carlsbad RV
Park and Campground is the place to stay nearby with full hookups. If you’re
just stopping over for the night, Chosa Campground is a big flat space. There
are no amenities but it’s free to camp.
White Sands
National Park
What to do: Did someone say
“white sand?” That’s right — the White Sands National Park is
full of magnificent white sand dunes. And you can experience this sight
first-hand through dune rides, hiking, horseback riding, bicycling, and
more.
Campsite options: Though primitive
sites are located around the park, there are no designated campgrounds for RVs
within the park. However there are more than a few nearby campgrounds.
Mesa Verde National
Park
What to do: Mesa Verde, located in
the far southwest of Colorado, is dedicated to preserving the over 700-year-old
dwellings of the Pueblo people. There are more than 600 cliff dwellings,
including the largest and most well-known Cliff Palace.
Campsite options: There are
several excellent RV campgrounds nearby. Mesa Verde RV Resort has two hot tubs,
a heated pool, and a convenience store on-site.
Canyonlands National Park
What to do: Canyonlands is
every outdoor lover’s playground. From hiking to horseback riding to biking
through the terrain, there are endless opportunities to take in the sights of
this stunning park. And after a long day of adventures, Canyonlands National
Park provides campers with breathtaking views of the night sky.
Campsite options: Canyonlands
National Park offers two primary campgrounds — Island in the Sky and The
Needles — and backcountry camping locations.
Posted by: Cruise America & Canada RV Rentals Inc
Posted on: 18/12/2025