Forest Service Campgrounds

[CAN-DO]

I live in Southern Nevada and have seen many U.S Forest Service Campgrounds in AZ, CA, NV, and UT. I am looking for suggestions for campgrounds to pull my 28ft TT to for this upcoming spring and summer.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

CAN-DO

[ronhanson]

I dont have any recommendations but Forest Camping has a very comprehensive list of them and what amenities are offered.

[NWJeeper]

Originally Posted by CAN-DO

I live in Southern Nevada and have seen many U.S Forest Service Campgrounds in AZ, CA, NV, and UT. I am looking for suggestions for campgrounds to pull my 28ft TT to for this upcoming spring and summer.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

CAN-DO

Don't rule out BLM land either. There is a lot of it available throughout the west with good camping oportunities. Do a search for BLM Camping on Google and see what you come up with. Oh and welcome to the forum.

[flyrotor]

Southern Utah has many great destinations, including but not limited to Snow Canyon near St. George, or Bryce Canyon, Moab, Lake Powell, Canyonlands... the list goes on, varied activities from hiking, climbing, sight seeing, boating, kayaking, biking and just plain relaxing... of course most of these areas are very friendly for early spring get-aways, cool nights and warm days... you are near a mecca! for me, (Southern Idaho), this makes a long full day drive... good luck to you, your trailer size should be no problem

[CAN-DO]

FlyRotor,

Thanks for the information, the trailer size was one of my big concerns. I have seen some FS campgrounds that you were lucky to only get a tent or a pop-up in to the site.

CAN-DO