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Top-rated campgrounds
98% (85)
Top-rated campgrounds
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James
2 weeks ago
10 m travel trailer
We had a wonderful time. The yard was clean . Our dogs were able to play. It was quiet and everything was well maintained. Thanks for an awesome stay.
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Kerri
2 weeks ago
7 m Class C
With pets
Lovely gracious hosts and a perfect location in Gilbert ! The neighborhood was safe, friendly, and quiet. The trains were not a bother and hardly heard them. The hosts are friendly, welcoming, helpful, and responsive. My dogs loved having the yard to hang out in secured all around and that was a huge plus for us. We would definitely stay again !
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cait
3 weeks ago
12 m Class A
With pets
Our second time staying here . Close to downtown and the hosts are so lovely’
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Mary Ellen
November 2025
7 m travel trailer
With pets
Sherry was an amazing host. Very kind, very accomodating. The area where we stayed was extremely clean, we had access to everything we needed, and their location is the absolute best. We would absolutely stay again! This is an absolute gem!
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Jayne
October 2025
7 m Class C
From the great initial contact from Sherry with clear instructions on how to get to, and back into, the site to the warm and friendly welcome on our arrival we had a fantastic one night stay in Downtown Gilbert. Don't worry if you're not used to backing in as Sherry's husband is on hand to help. They also warned about potential train noise which to be honest did not disturb us at all. Located very close to the historic area of Gilbert and to the local restaurants this is a brilliant location for a stay in Gilbert, especially if you're looking for a first night or more stay after picking up your RV rental.
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Mark
October 2025
7 m travel trailer
With pets
Absolutely an amazing place to stay in Gilbert. Just a few blocks from all of the awesome restaurants in town. Sherry and Wes are the best host ever!!! Definitely a 5 star stay.
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Caleb
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
The place was awesome! Don’t come in a Sudan though. The “road” up that mountain was very off road to say the least. There is mountain lions in the area, so it is definitely a good idea to bring bear spray or some other form of protection.
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Casey
May 2025
10 m Class C
With pets
Great hipcamp with full hook ups just down the street from the Gilbert "avenue" of shops, restaurants & walking/biking paths. Gravel pad was level and long for easy maneuvering into place. The ramp from the street onto the pad was a little narrow and close to the rear fence line but our dually fit fine. Fenced in backyard was great for the dog and laundry inside the covered porch was easily accessible. Wifi worked well and was consistently reliable for work from home/video calls. We supplemented with Starlink and it worked well with no obstructions. Owners were helpful, accommodating and afforded us sufficient privacy given the close proximity to their home. Train crossing was pretty close and we heard the whistle roughly 4-5 times a day, occasionally at night, but overall no big deal.
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Dennis
May 2025
7 m Class A
With pets
Being in walking distance of the Heritage District is awesome. Justine and Adam make us feel at home.
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Stephane
April 2025
Tent
With pets
Great camping spot. The view is absolutely stunning. It felt like waking up inside a painting. Reaching the site is challenging, with difficult terrain and tricky trail, but it is worth it.
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Leslie
April 2025
12 m travel trailer
The site is so cute! There are twinkle lights on the side of the house, a little fire pit, and some other cute touches. The pad had ample space for our 23’ travel trailer and SUV, and the FHU was much appreciated. The dogs were grateful to have some space to run around after many days on leashes, and they found the chickens fascinating. 😁
The train is definitely loud, so if you’re a super light sleeper or have children who are, that may be a deterrent. For us, it was no big deal; the one time it passed when we were asleep, we just rolled over and went back to sleep. We would definitely stay here again!
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Susan
April 2025
7 m Class C
This was a great location for us to be. Nice flat pad with full hookups. We really enjoyed staying here and will likely stay again in the future!
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Carrie
April 2025
6 m travel trailer
Great location within walking distance to down town. Be sure to try MexiQ for amazing BBQ. Plenty of space in back that felt very private. We would stay here again:)
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Wendy
March 2025
7 m travel trailer
We were there for a wedding and were busy with everything so we didn’t get to spend any time in Gilbert, but our stay with Adam and Justine was fantastic. We have three dogs, and one that is obsessed with chickens. Adam and Justine have chickens so she was immediately in heaven. The RV site is level and enclosed and very safe and comfortable. Full hookups with 50 and 30 amps. Whenever we travel to that area, that’s where we’ll be staying. Safe, comfortable and accommodating.
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Keith
March 2025
9 m Class C
The site was great - everything was perfect and as described. We stayed 4 nights and also used the laundry facilities. If we are ever back in the area, we would absolutely stay here again. 100% A+
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Cliff
March 2025
6 m Class B
Very simple spot to park over night near a nice downtown area. Includes necessary hookups as needed. All good.
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Liz
March 2025
8 m Class C
Loved the easy access to Gilbert and Phoenix area. Level pad hosts and chickens were friendly. Since our pup does not chase chickens it was great to have him able to be off leash in a fenced yard.
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Eileen
March 2025
12 m Class A
We are full time RVers in a 40' Class A - and we loathe standard RV parks. So, when it comes to staying in Phoenix during the high winter season, this HipCamp spot was a great find. Our host was away during our stay, and so as a result, we shared this completely fenced backyard with just 5 chickens - which our cat found very entertaining. There was even grass, which we don't see often in this part of the country. There's a laundry room, a propane fire pit with chairs set up, and the host has a surge protector in place as well as a 50-30 amp dogbone, if you need it. It was a short walk to town for awesome restaurants and shops, with great biking/running trails nearby.
We did a somewhat interesting 5 or 7 point K-turn to get ourselves into the site, but once inside the gates, we had plenty of room - just make sure you have a good spotter to guide you. Smaller RV's should have no issue. Our toad stayed outside the gates, making it easy to run errands.
The only thing we'd warn folks about would be a train that runs by about 5 times a day, 2 of those being during the night. But - if you are an experienced RVer, then you know that 90% of the time, your campground is near a train line, an airport, an interstate, or all three. We heard the train, and then went right back to sleep.
Honestly, we felt like this was a little oasis, and we would definitely stay again.
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Mathew
February 2025
12 m fifth wheel
With kids
We loved the location of this spot! Really enjoyed walking to restaurants and breweries. The pad and hook ups were in excellent condition. The host was very kind and friendly.
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Kim
February 2025
8 m travel trailer
Sherry and Wes are the sweetest people. Great hosts who have thought of everything. Large spot, very conveniently located to downtown Gilbert and everything else you need nearby.
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The best pets off leash campsites near Reims guide
Where to go
Marne Valley
South of Reims, the vine-clad slopes of the Montagne de Reims Regional Natural Park provide a verdant backdrop for hiking and biking. From here, the Marne River winds its way west through the Marne Valley, leading the way to family-run vineyards, fairy-tale châteaux, and the Champagne villages of Hautvillers, Châtillon-sur-Marne, and Château-Thierry.
Champagne Tourist Route
The official Champagne Tourist Route comprises six different marked trails totaling more than 370 miles and linking the region’s principal wine-growing regions, Champagne cellars, and vineyards. Stop off in Epernay to stroll down the Avenue de Champagne, sip Chardonnay in the Côte des Blancs, then cycle through the green vales of the Côte de Bar.
Ardennes Regional Natural Park
Just an hour’s drive north of Reims, the wooded hills and untamed countryside of the Ardennes Regional Natural Park are peppered with WWI and WWII battlefields, sleepy rural villages, and rocky cliffs. Mountain bike enthusiasts will be in their element here, but you can also hike the hilltops, explore natural caves, and camp out in the wilderness.
When to go
Summer, especially July-Aug, brings huge crowds to Reims, and it’s worth timing your visit for the quieter (and cheaper) months of spring or fall instead. Speaking of fall, this is harvest time at the region’s many Champagne vineyards and the ideal time for tasting. The main camping season runs from April through October, but don’t be put off by a winter visit—Reims Christmas markets are rightly popular, and seasonal snowfall renders the city even more magical.