1,852 federal campgrounds that take vehicles of 40 feet or more
The Forest Service and the Army Corps of Engineers run nearly all of them. California has more of them than any other state, and Oregon is next. The list runs from 1 site up to 360.
A campground is listed when the longest permitted vehicle in its Recreation.gov site records is 40 feet or more. The figure is the longest single site, so most sites at a listed campground are shorter. Data refreshed 2026-10-16.
By state
States with at least ten matching campgrounds get a state page with a map and the full list.
- Alabama19
- Alaska15
- Arizona52
- Arkansas83
- California248
- Colorado133
- Connecticut1
- Florida18
- Georgia25
- Idaho92
- Illinois18
- Indiana2
- Iowa20
- Kansas40
- Kentucky32
- Louisiana2
- Maine1
- Maryland2
- Michigan39
- Minnesota27
- Mississippi22
- Missouri54
- Montana56
- Nebraska3
- Nevada14
- New Hampshire9
- New Mexico28
- New York1
- North Carolina25
- North Dakota12
- Ohio4
- Oklahoma65
- Oregon178
- Pennsylvania18
- South Carolina10
- South Dakota29
- Tennessee23
- Texas70
- Utah136
- Vermont1
- Virginia24
- Washington101
- West Virginia12
- Wisconsin34
- Wyoming54
The 40 largest
Ranked by the site count in the Recreation.gov record.
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