The best waterside camping near Plains

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Camping waterside in the Plains means waking up to the rush of rivers, glassy lakes, and plenty of room to cast a line. With over 580 options just for waterside sites, there’s something for every pace—whether you’re after a quiet fishing weekend or a dip after a long hike. Average nightly rates hover around $50, but you’ll spot places as affordable as $20. Campfires are welcome at most sites, so bring marshmallows. Pets are usually allowed, and you won’t have to rough it—most campsites provide toilets. For first-timers or regulars, start with local favorites: Burke Creekside lisa J's (222 reviews) gives direct creek access, A Place of Tranquility (87 reviews) lives up to its name, and Mere's Magic Rainbow Trout Pond (73 reviews) is a magnet for anglers. Hiking, swimming, fishing—pick your pace, then pick your spot.

96% (914)

Top-rated campgrounds near Plains

Camping waterside in the Plains means waking up to the rush of rivers, glassy lakes, and plenty of room to cast a line. With over 580 options just for waterside sites, there’s something for every pace—whether you’re after a quiet fishing weekend or a dip after a long hike. Average nightly rates hover around $50, but you’ll spot places as affordable as $20. Campfires are welcome at most sites, so bring marshmallows. Pets are usually allowed, and you won’t have to rough it—most campsites provide toilets. For first-timers or regulars, start with local favorites: Burke Creekside lisa J's (222 reviews) gives direct creek access, A Place of Tranquility (87 reviews) lives up to its name, and Mere's Magic Rainbow Trout Pond (73 reviews) is a magnet for anglers. Hiking, swimming, fishing—pick your pace, then pick your spot.

96% (914)

Top-rated campgrounds near Plains

Public campgrounds near Plains

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