6 great US campsites for solo travelers

There’s nothing quite like a good solo trip, whether it’s something that’s been on your bucket list or you’re just the type of traveler who likes to march to the beat of their own drum. In the final part of this three-part series covering campsites in the US, we’ll explore the ones that are popular among Bookers who are traveling solo.

Flying Flags RV Resort – Buellton, California

You’ll find yourself spoiled for choice at Flying Flags RV Resort, where you can park your own RV or pick from a vintage trailer, cabin, or luxury tent to stay in instead. And there’s just as much to do here, too. From here you can go on a wine tour at the many nearby vineyards, play bocce ball or ping-pong with fellow campers, and even try a bowl of the region’s famous split pea soup. No matter what you choose to do, you’re sure to be in for a good time.

Kingman KOA – Kingman, Arizona

Located in a high desert amid the mountains, Kingman KOA in Kingman, Arizona isn’t exactly your typical campground. Here you’ll find lines of rustic log cabins, all with spectacular views. Crash here—either by yourself or with a furry companion—and enjoy the best of Arizona’s natural beauty. Among the nearby attractions, you’ll definitely want to check out the Grand Canyon Skywalk (just 70 miles away), or take a tour through one of the mining ghost towns in the area.

Riverside RV Park, Laughlin, NV

If you’re driving your own RV across the Southwest, there’s no better place to stop than Riverside RV Park. Though this is just an RV park, the guests staying here are free to enjoy the many amenities that the resort across the street offers – all just a free shuttle ride away. With a pool, casino, bowling alley, movie theater, restaurants, live music, themed dinners, nightclub, stand-up shows, and more, you’ll find lots to do here. But if that’s not enough excitement for you, Sin City is just shy of 100 miles away.

Under Canvas Moab – Moab, Utah

Under Canvas Moab is perfect for the solo traveler who wants to sleep under the stars while visiting many of the national parks in the Southwest. Covering a stretch of 40 acres, this natural getaway offers amazing views of the surrounding mountains from the comfort of your fluffy bed. From here, Arches National Park is just a 10-minute drive, while Dead Horse State Park and the Canyonlands National State Park are both 30 minutes away. Hike or bike through the desert trails, or go horseback riding to channel the adventurer in you.

Bandon Wayside Motel – Bandon, OR

Bandon Wayside Motel, located in Bandon, Oregon, isn’t your average motel – it has just as much charm and character as the Pacific Northwest itself. Park your RV and walk inside, and you’ll fall in love with the colorfully-decorated rooms and carefully curated amenities. While you’re in the area, be sure to check out the Old Town—full of locally-run cozy shops and restaurants—and the beach, where you can walk along the boardwalk, enjoy the sculpture garden, or even go crabbing. And don’t miss Circles in the Sand, a labyrinth featuring twisting walkable paths drawn into the sand.

Zions Tiny Getaway – Hurricane, UT

Have you been wanting to see what a tiny home is like ever since the craze swept the nation in the late 2000s? Look no further than Zions Tiny Getaway. This campground features tiny, self-sufficient homes of all shapes and sizes, all parked amid a majestic desert landscape. Have fun discovering all the clever nooks and crannies of your cozy getaway, and enjoy the serenity of being completely off the grid. Go hiking, try one of the walking tours, or simply enjoy the beauty of the desert night under the countless stars. You’ll also find many landmarks within driving distance, including Bryce National Park, Zion National Park, the Grand Canyon, and Gooseberry Mesa.