All Campgrounds
Mount Tammany
Easy Ascent, beware of the steep descent, especially at night. There is decent parking for access for camping, but can get crowded during summer.
Delaware Water Gap, NJ
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Grizzly Creekside
Get get really hot, and there's lots of ants in the summer, but otherwise very quiet and calm place.
Carrollton,Texas
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Bullfrog River
There is overnight camping spots avalible, buts its five dollars per night, otherwise very amazing! Watch out for the spiders.
Riverton,Utah
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Silent Creek
Quick drive from the NJ turnpike, so it was very close drive!
Piscataway, NJ
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Misty Dispersed Camp
Beautiful sight in winter, wish I had known about this before, low light pollution spot too.
Eagan,Minnesota
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Maple Canyon
Underrated spot. I usually frequent Joshua tree for the low light pollution for the photography, but for a shorter drive and just causal star gazing, this is a great spot to catch some meteor showers.
Oxnard,California
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Ancient Bay
They charge for night parking, and since the only spot are the RV, its a steep price, but worth it, rather than trying to sneak past a park ranger at statepark at night.
Richmond,California
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Forest Hollow
Can get very hot during the day, but it is perfect at night for viewing.
San Antonia, Texas
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Dusty Ghost Town
Paid Parking, but allows for overnight stay at your own risk.
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
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Petrified Canyons
Roads for access are not paved, so be careful when accessing
Fort Collins, Colarado
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Tumbling Clouds Camp
Was able to see a very beautify storm front from the area, moderate light pollution.
Buena Park, California
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Silent Ponds
Views are great, but there can fog every now and then.
Burien, Washington
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Tumbling Creeks
They close after midnight. Had a great time!
Charleston, West Virginia
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Diamond Creek
Bring plenty of flashlights, there are no trail lights or marks, be sure to be familiar with the map first.
Pueblo, Colorado
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