These are 15 of the most beautiful beach camping spots in the United States.
There are severalpicturesque beachesacross the U.S. where you’re free to set up camp.
Here are 15 of the best beach camping spots in the United States.
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Note that some of these campgrounds have limited seasons, so check ahead for opening dates and availability.
Visitors can apply for camping permitsonline, available 90 days in advance.
Not only is this state park breathtakingly beautiful, it also has some of the best beach camping around.
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To make a reservation, visit thepark’s website.
Wright’s Beach hosts 27 campsites and even allows dogs as long as they stay on leash.
More information can be found on theCalifornia Department of Parks and Recreation website.
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Rates can vary between $24 and $48 per night and early reservations are encouraged.
More information on making a reservation can be found on theNational Park Service website.
Individual campsites are $15 per night, and reservations can be made up to 30 days in advance.
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More information can be found on theNational Park Service website.
Overnight camping on the lakeshore is currently suspended check the websitefor updates.
Camping fees start at $20 per night.
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More information can be found on theDepartment of Natural Resources website.
It’s open year round and welcomes RVs under 40 feet, although there aren’t any electric hookups.
More information can be found on theNational Park Service website.
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Visitors can explore the freshwater wetlands and spot scores of fascinating wildlife while hiking to this campground.
Plus, it has several modern amenities like treated drinking water, showers, and toilets.
One drawback: Campfires are allowed only when using a designated fire ring at Sea Camp and Stafford beaches.
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Reservations may be made up to six months in advance, and fees begin at $22 per night.
More information about reservations and permits can be found on theNational Park Service website.
Hunting Island State Park: Hunting Island, South Carolina
This stunning campground is located between the cities ofCharlestonandSavannah.
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More information, including camping fees and reservations, can be found on theSouth Carolina State Parks website.
In general, you don’t need a permit unless you have a party of 25 or more.
More information can be found on theNational Park Service website.
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Lots of wild horses.
Information on making a reservation can be found on theNational Park Service website.
More information can be found on theFlorida State Parks website.
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Sandspur Beach is currently closed for camping due to hurricane damage.
Camping fees are $8, or $4 for seniors.
There is a communal fire pit, though grilling is also permitted unless otherwise noted.
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One thing to remember: It’s dry camping only, which means chemical toilets and no electricity.
However, cold showers and flush toilets are available at the nearby boathouse.
Information on making a reservation can be found on the National Park Service website.
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Rates start at only $22 per night for Massachusetts residents and $70 for non-residents.
To make a reservation, visit thepark’s website.
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