3,489 federal campgrounds that take reservations
Most of them are in the western states. 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.
A campground is listed when some or all of its sites take reservations, usually through Recreation.gov. Partly reservable campgrounds appear here and on the first-come list. 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.
- Alabama22
- Alaska48
- Arizona105
- Arkansas113
- California601
- Colorado215
- Connecticut1
- Florida41
- Georgia50
- Hawaii3
- Idaho160
- Illinois23
- Indiana20
- Iowa23
- Kansas52
- Kentucky42
- Louisiana6
- Maine6
- Maryland16
- Massachusetts1
- Michigan80
- Minnesota44
- Mississippi38
- Missouri64
- Montana119
- Nebraska4
- Nevada27
- New Hampshire16
- New Jersey5
- New Mexico56
- New York5
- North Carolina62
- North Dakota19
- Ohio5
- Oklahoma92
- Oregon384
- Pennsylvania23
- South Carolina22
- South Dakota36
- Tennessee47
- Texas90
- Utah278
- Vermont7
- Virginia43
- Washington191
- West Virginia30
- Wisconsin45
- Wyoming109
The 40 largest
Ranked by the site count in the Recreation.gov record.
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