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The largest and most popular campground in Lassen Volcanic National Park, Manzanita Lake sits right by the park’s northwest entrance

Near the Grant Grove entrance to Kings Canyon, Azalea Campground sits among giant sequoias and mixed conifer forest, putting you

Down in Cedar Grove, on the floor of the actual canyon that gives Kings Canyon its name, Sentinel Campground puts

Tucked against a dramatic wall of rock formations on the park’s northern edge, Indian Cove is genuinely one of the

The only developed campground in Katmai National Park, Brooks Camp Campground sits an easy walk from the famous bear-viewing platforms

A small, primitive walk-in campground near Exit Glacier — the only road-accessible section of Kenai Fjords National Park — this

The only NPS-run campground in Hot Springs National Park, Gulpha Gorge sits in a quiet, wooded gorge a short drive

Just a short walk from the Rock Harbor ferry dock, this is the most accessible camping on Isle Royale —

The counterpart to Rock Harbor on the island’s western end, Windigo Campground sits a short walk from the second of

The largest campground in Joshua Tree National Park, Jumbo Rocks sits right among the park’s namesake giant granite boulder formations,