Looking for an affordable getaway into nature? RVing trips to national parks are among my personal favorite choices for sure! Unfortunately, the campgrounds in national parks aren’t always ideal. Some can’t accommodate big rigs, others can’t accommodate RVs at all, and most don’t have hookups of any kind. The solution our family tends to turn to? Affordable campgrounds outside of popular national parks! In honor of National Park Week from April 20–28, here are my top picks for great places to stay that won’t break the bank. Yosemite National Park With gorgeous cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring granite cliffs, and stately ancient sequoia trees, Yosemite is a must-visit national park that really should be on every RVer’s bucket list. We recommend visiting this one in late spring or early summer when the waterfalls are at their most magnificent, but honestly the place is grand no matter when you visit.  Indian Flat R

Are you ready to celebrate our national parks? NPS sure is! The National Park Service parks, programs, and partners will host events and activities all week!  The celebration kicks off with FREE ENTRY to any National Park on April 20th with a special theme for each day! Here's what you need to know...

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Looking for an affordable getaway into nature? RVing trips to national parks are among my personal favorite choices for sure! Unfortunately, the campgrounds in national parks aren’t always ideal. Some can’t accommodate big rigs, others can’t accommodate RVs at all, and most don’t have hookups of any kind. The solution our family tends to turn to? Affordable campgrounds outside of popular national parks! In honor of National Park Week from April 20–28, here are my top picks for great places to stay that won’t break the bank. Yosemite National Park With gorgeous cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring granite cliffs, and stately ancient sequoia trees, Yosemite is a must-visit national park that really should be on every RVer’s bucket list. We recommend visiting this one in late spring or early summer when the waterfalls are at their most magnificent, but honestly the place is grand no ma