The 10 top travel destinations for RVers in 2020

Piñon Flats Campground is the only campground in the park, so it fills up quite fast. With just 88 sites for RVs up to 25 feet long, you have to book your spot well in advance, especially during peak season. However, experts warn driving your RV through the national park can get tricky and recommend avoiding Highway 285.

There are several private RV parks in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico that surround the four corners. For example, La Mesa RV Park has 38 spots with full hookups that can accommodate vehicles that are 65 feet long.

There are three campgrounds for RVs in Sequoia National Park, including Lodgepole, Dorst Creek, and Potwisha. Each campground can accommodate RVs between 24 and 42 feet long. There are a few private campgrounds near by, like Lemon Cove Village RV Park, which has 55 sites and full hookups.

Togo RV found that the Mount Rushmore KOA at Palmer Gulch Resort was the most-visited RV park in the country this year. The park has pools, spas, and mini-golf for RV guests.

Since Yosemite is located in the Sierra Nevada mountains, RVs longer than 45 feet are banned from the roads that lead to the park since they are tight and mountainous.

As for staying overnight, Yosemite has 10 campgrounds for RVs, but they don't offer hookups like electrical, sewer, and water.

The campgrounds inside Glacier National Park do not have hookups for RVs, so experts recommend staying at campgrounds outside the landmark, like West Glacier RV Park. It's also important to note that the national park's famous road Going-to-the-Sun is off-limits to RVs because of low-hanging trees and sharp turns.

Arches has only one public camping site, and it has only 51 spots. During the busy season, the campground is filled every night. Luckily, there are a few campgrounds located outside of the park but nearby, like Ballard RV Park, Moab Valley RV Resort and Campground, and Slickrock.

In Zion National Park, there are two overnight campsites for RVs: South Campground and Watchman Campground. The Zion River Resort, however, is located 13 miles from the park's entrance and offers full hookups, an outdoor pool, and a sauna.

Located on the South Rim, Trailer Village RV Park offers full hookups and requires reservations. Additionally, the park can accommodate trailers up to 50 feet long.

At Yellowstone, there are five campgrounds that require reservations to park your RV. Fishing Bridge is the only campground in the national park that offers hookups and a dump site; however, it was closed to visitors this summer and is expected to open this fall.

The park also advises RVers to avoid certain roads like Bighorn Mountains and Beartooth Highway because it will be difficult to maneuver the vehicle on those roads.

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