Tuesday, July 9, 2024 America is answering the call of the wild. In 2023, an estimated 84.8 million Americans left city lights behind to sleep under the stars, making camping more popular than ever.
Consequently, The Dyrt’s 2024 Camping Report, presented by The All-New Toyota Tacoma, reveals that 45.5% of campers struggled to secure campground reservations. To address this, The Dyrt has compiled a list of the Top 10 Hardest-to-Book Campgrounds in the U.
S. “It’s fantastic that more people are discovering the joys of camping,” says The Dyrt founder Sarah Smith . “However, planning ahead and securing your campsite early is now more important than ever.
The Dyrt simplifies monitoring availability and tracking cancellations in real-time, helping you find a spot in some of the country’s most scenic locations.” Among the most sought-after campgrounds are those within National Park Services (NPS) sites, which have seen a surge in popularity. While national parks may be America’s best idea, booking the top campsites well in advance is a close second—especially those on this list, which are typically booked solid for over 93% of the season.
From an RV park in the Grand Tetons to rustic sites along pristine lakeshores and a city-adjacent reservoir, these campgrounds offer a blend of natural beauty, proximity to must-see areas, essential amenities, and breathtaking splendor, making them repeat destinations for campers—if they book in time. Here are the Top 10 Hardest-.