Yoga lawns, giant chess, and glamping wagons: These are the 10 most popular campsites and RV resorts across the US right now

Where: Granby, Colorado

Driving distance from closest major city: Two hours from Denver

Accommodations: RV sites, luxury covered wagons, tent sites, reservable Airstreams, cabins

Average nightly rate: $61 for an RV site ⁠— $150 for a two-bedroom cabin

In a nutshell: Bordering the Colorado River near Rocky Mountain National Park, River Run RV resort is a luxury camping destination with a slew of amenities, including a bocce court, boat dock, tavern, outdoor amphitheater, and dedicated lawn for outdoor yoga.

Pandemic precautions: River Run RV Resort has not yet opened buildings that promote social gatherings, such as its arcade, clubhouse, hot tubs, and fitness center; however, other locations including the tavern and pool remain open with social distancing procedures in place.

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Where: Wellsville, New York

Driving distance from closest major city: Two hours from Buffalo

Accommodations: RV sites, tent sites, lean-tos, cabins, and lodges

Average nightly rate: $25 for a tent ⁠site — $159 for a deluxe cabin

In a nutshell: Trout Run Camp Resort has over 150 RV and camping sites along the Genesee River in upstate New York. Amenities include a saltwater pool, kayak and canoe rentals, and wagon rides.

Pandemic precautions: Beyond promoting social distancing, Trout Run Camp Resort is offering a daily personal shopper service at no charge to guests to minimize contact between the camp and the outside community.

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Where: Conway, South Carolina

Driving distance from closest major city: 30 minutes from Myrtle Beach

Accommodations: RV sites, cottages

Average nightly rate: $55 for an RV site ⁠— $159 for a two-bedroom cottage

In a nutshell: Carolina Pines RV Resort is minutes from Myrtle Beach attractions like golf courses and the Grand Strand beaches but feels removed from the hustle and bustle. Guests have access to multiple pools as well as a bistro, mini-golf course, and arcade.

Pandemic precautions: The Myrtle Beach Area Convention & Visitors Bureau maintains an updated list of reopening and safety guidelines for visitors here. Commercial pools and indoor dining have resumed operations but at limited capacity.

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Where: Berlin, Maryland

Driving distance from closest major city: 15 minutes from Ocean City

Accommodations: Tent sites, RV sites, trailer rentals, cabins

Average nightly rate: $39 for a tent site ⁠— $135 for a deluxe cabin

In a nutshell: Situated on Sinepuxent Bay across from Assateague Island, Frontier Town is an Old West-themed camping resort with a theme and water park, on-site restaurant and bar, pool, marina and fishing pier.

Pandemic precautions: As of June 12, indoor dining and outdoor pools in Maryland have been operating at limited capacity, and amusement parks were also able to reopen as long they follow health and sanitation protocols.

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Where: Bostic, North Carolina

Driving distance from closest major city: 1 hour from Asheville; 1.5 hours from Charlotte

Accommodations: Tent sites, RV sites, bungalows, cabins, glamping tents, mountain retreats, lodges

Average nightly rate: $48 for a premium tent site ⁠— $374 for a three-bedroom lodge

In a nutshell: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Golden Valley is a luxury resort spanning over 600 acres at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Amenities include mini-golf, paddleboard and pedal boat rentals, sports courts, a swimming pool, and a giant chessboard.

Pandemic precautions: Playgrounds and the arcade remain closed, but other activities and locations remain open with social distancing procedures in place. All Jellystone Parks are offering contactless check-in and asking guests to bring their own sporting equipment, like soccer balls and fishing rods.

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Where: Quarryville, Pennsylvania

Driving distance from closest major city: 1.5 hours from Philadelphia

Accommodations: Tent sites, RV sites, cabins, cottages, lodges

Average nightly rate: $50 for a deluxe RV site ⁠— $267 for a group lodge

In a nutshell: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park: Quarryville borders a county park and is a short drive from Amish Country as well as Hersheypark. It is wooded and family-friendly, with laser tag, gem mining, escape rooms, and a pedal kart track.

Pandemic precautions: Activities and destinations remain open, with social distancing procedures in place.

Source: Campspot, Jellystone Park Quarryville

Where: Kerrville, Texas

Driving distance from closest major city: 1 hour 10 minutes from San Antonio; 2 hours from Austin

Accommodations: RV sites, cabins, tiny home, cottages, bungalows, retreat

Average nightly rate: $38 for a basic RV site ⁠— $205 for a multiroom retreat

In a nutshell: This Jellystone Park on the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country is also great for families, featuring water slides, multiple pools, and a 'ninja' playground.

Pandemic precautions: Activities and destinations remain open with social distancing procedures in place.

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Where: Glen, New Hampshire

Driving distance from closest major city: 2 hours from Concord

Accommodations: Tent sites, RV sites, cabins

Average nightly rate: $40 for a tent site ⁠— $165 for a riverfront cabin

In a nutshell: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park ⁠Glen Ellis, like other Jellystone Parks, has plenty of amenities, but location steals the show here. Situated in the Mount Washington Valley, the park is close to thousands of miles of hiking trails, swimming holes, and underground caves and runs alongside the Saco River.

Pandemic precautions: Laser tag and mini-golf are currently closed; however, the majority of activities and amenities remain open with social distancing procedures in place.

Source: Campspot, Jellystone Park Glen Ellis

Where: Townsend, Tennessee

Driving distance from closest major city: 45 minutes from Knoxville

Accommodations: RV sites

Average nightly rate: $67

In a nutshell: Big Meadow Family Campground is an RV-only resort situated on historic farmland between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Little River. It is gated 24-7, close to The Island in Pigeon Forge dining and recreation area, and won National Small Park of the Year in 2019.

Pandemic precautions: Big Meadow Campground writes on its website that it's "open and operating under cautious conditions" in line with Tennessee's reopening guidance.

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Where: Petoskey, Michigan

Driving distance from closest major city: Three hours from Grand Rapids

Accommodations: RV sites, cottages

Average nightly rate: $66 for an RV site ⁠— $160 for a two-bedroom cottage

In a nutshell: Petoskey RV Resort is situated on 26 acres just minutes from Lake Michigan with easy access to wineries, Mackinac Island, golf courses, and hiking trails. The camp is gated and comes with tennis courts as well as a putting green.

Pandemic precautions: The clubhouse and fitness center are currently closed, but other facilities remain open with social distancing procedures in place.

Source: Campspot, Petoskey RV Resort