Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next adventure.
Camping in Dismals Canyon means rugged sandstone gorges, fern-lined trails, and the kind of starry nights you just don’t get in the city. With over 640 campsites in the area, you’ve got choices—from creekside tent spots to sites with fire rings perfect for late-night stories. Top picks include Bates Farm (55 reviews), Turkey Hill RV Park (27 reviews), and Hood Lodge (15 reviews). Expect basics like toilets, pet-friendly policies, and the freedom to build a campfire. Wildlife-watching draws birders and night-hikers, while horseback riding and hiking trails wind through mossy boulders and secret waterfalls. Average price per night is $35, with options dipping as low as $15 if you’re watching your budget. Bring sturdy boots and a sense of adventure—there’s plenty to explore once you set up camp.