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I really have 2 campgrounds that I really like that are just in a few miles from were I live and go there quite a lot. The first is Matthews Arm Campground in Shenandoah National Park. It has good hikeing trails and lots of wildlife and the views are great. The Campground is really clean and nicly kept. The other is Elizabeth Furance Campground in George Washing National Forest. It also has good hiking trails and nice Campground. It has the old Pig Iron Furance which is interesting and nice stream for Trout Fishing. Both these campgrounds are within 30 miles of were I live which makes it really nice.
My best memories of tent camping in national park campgrounds, which are accessible to cars, would be the Needles Campground in Canyonlands and Lost Creek Primitive Campground at Crater Lake. Tent sites were spatious, and the scenery nearby is outstanding. The distance between camp sites is sufficient to feel truly as if you are camping out in nature. These campgrounds are quiet and wonderful for viewing the stars at night. I am told that the Needles Campground was designed by the legendary NPS'er, Paul Fritz.
The most luxurious campground experience was Bandy Creek in the Big South Fork NRRA. Comfort Stations come complete with interior heating and hot showers! I know of no other place in the entire NPS where campgrounds have hot showers (and the facilities are very clean and well maintained).
Owen Hoffman
Oak Ridge, TN 37830