Where To Camp

​General RV Camping Websites

• Hipcamp (hipcamp.com) — the most popular app for finding and booking campsites, RV parks, cabins, treehouses, and glamping across the US, including sites you won't find anywhere else.

• Good Sam (goodsam.com) — a nationwide network of campgrounds with dependable amenities, widely trusted by RVers for decades.

• RV Life Campground Reviews (campgrounds.rvlife.com) — a trusted source of reviews from real campers, with over 30,000 campgrounds and RV parks across the US, Canada, and Mexico.

• Campendium (campendium.com) — a trip planning and discovery map, especially good for finding dispersed and boondocking locations.

• Spot2Nite (spot2nite.com) — lets you instantly book RV parks and campgrounds across North America with zero booking fees and a price match guarantee.

• Go Camping America (gocampingamerica.com) — one of the largest campground databases in North America, great for comparing parks along a route.

• Recreation.gov — the official booking site for National Park Service campgrounds across the country.

 

Campgrounds Within 250 Miles of St. Louis

• Jellystone Park (Eureka, MO) — half a mile from Six Flags St. Louis, spread across 35 wooded acres with a pool, mini-golf, arcade, train rides, and weekly themed events. (jellystone-sixflags.com)

• Dam West Recreation Area (Carlyle, IL) — about 50 miles east of St. Louis on the shores of Illinois' largest man-made lake, Carlyle Lake, with boat ramps, fishing, and water sports. (recreation.gov)

• Cuivre River State Park (Troy, MO) — about an hour north of St. Louis, with hiking, horseback riding, a lake for swimming, full hookups, showers, and laundry facilities. (mostateparks.com)

• Meramec State Park (Sullivan, MO) — a little over an hour southwest of St. Louis with 30 and 50-amp hookups, great for combining outdoor adventure with a city visit. (mostateparks.com)

• Sundermeier RV Park (St. Charles, MO) — about 30 minutes northeast of St. Louis on the banks of the Missouri River, ideal for fishing and river views. (sundermeierrv.com)

• Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park (Wildwood, MO) — just over 30 minutes from St. Louis with hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, primitive and modern campsites, and a clean shower house. (mostateparks.com)

• Onondaga Cave State Park (Leasburg, MO) — on the Meramec River, known for its spectacular cave tours alongside camping and river activities. (mostateparks.com)

• Spring Lake Ranch and Wine Trail Wilderness — two highly reviewed private campgrounds in the St. Louis area, both bookable through Hipcamp. (hipcamp.com)