Discover the ultimate winter camping destinations to make your chilly dreams a reality. Sledding through the Rockies, camping in snow-covered parks or hiking frozen waterfalls are just some of the options available to you.
Watermark’s Winter Wonderland experience, now open at Pier 15 NYC, features festive holiday treats and seasonal films on a jumbo screen as well as private standard and deluxe glasshouse rentals with scenic views of iconic NYC bridges.
Sunny Acres RV Park
The winter wonderland atmosphere and snowy landscapes of this campground make it a winter wonderland destination. There’s plenty to do here, such as skiing and snowboarding; plus the park offers swimming pool access as well as hot tub access for relaxation after a day spent skiing or snowboarding! Plus it is only minutes from White Sands National Monument!
Though many RVers avoid RVing during the winter, it can still be an enjoyable and cozy adventure. Winter campgrounds provide the ideal place to relax and unwind away from the busy crowds of summer camping, while membership to either AARP or Good Sam may bring discounts available just for winter camping! Pack up your favorite blanket and settle down! With spacious sites featuring lush grasses, wide roads, clean bathrooms and friendly staff offering a range of activities, winter RV camping might just become one of your favourite adventures ever!
White Sands National Monument
White Sands National Monument is one of the most unique and inspiring spots in the Southwest. Its gypsum dunes offer an unforgettable adventure for visitors; during blue hour or moonlight viewing (when permitted), visitors should view them at their finest!
Sand Dune Park features many hiking trails for people of all ages and even an easy nature trail for children. There is also a visitor center that will teach more about its history as well as become a Junior Ranger or join one of our ranger-led tours.
If you plan on spending the night, Alamogordo offers many attractive accommodations at reasonable rates. Days Inn by Wyndham provides free to-go breakfast, laundry facilities and business center amenities, making them an excellent option. White Sands National Park can also be easily reached within driving distance from this convenient hotel.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Winter in Rocky Mountain National Park provides visitors with an extraordinary experience, as they discover towering mountain peaks, alpine lakes and waterfalls, the Continental Divide, as well as world-class hiking opportunities with potential sightings of wildlife such as moose.
Winter in Glacier National Park often brings blankets of snow, yet many hiking trails remain open and accessible by snowshoe or cross-country ski. Visitors may also take advantage of on-demand bus tours that enable them to relax while taking in the scenery from within a vehicle.
Winter in Yellowstone National Park makes wildlife viewing easier due to reduced crowds. Visitors may see mule deer, elk and even bighorn sheep headbutting each other during their visit! Also be on the lookout for that familiar sound of an elk herd bugling far off!
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Lassen Volcanic National Park in northern California is an idyllic outdoor experience, boasting hydrothermal areas like Bumpass Hell with its acres of bubbling mud pots as well as breathtaking mountain peaks and lakes. Lassen Peak itself is one of the main draws in this park, being known for being the world’s largest plug dome volcano and one of its main draws.
Winter at Lassen Park is an enchantment, less-crowded experience than its summertime counterparts. The snow-covered terrains make Lassen perfect for activities like sledding, snow play, hiking and stargazing; plus there is less ambient light obscuring views of the Milky Way display. Snowshoeing is another popular pastime with guided snowshoe walks offered from January until March at Manzanita Lake area; visitors should obey speed limits and respect wildlife in this national park.https://www.youtube.com/embed/p77KbhCWKBg