Where can I find Skoolie -Friendly Campgrounds?
You’re not alone. A common question I see on
My goal is that the
To add your favorite
Comprehensive Answers to Common Skoolie Myths
We aim to bust the common myths you read about school bus conversions by providing solid resources and research from the
What is included in the skoolie -friendly campground directory?
The directory of
The campgrounds primarily include privately owned campgrounds, RV parks, RV resorts, tiny home communities, private land, and even some highly-rated public parks in the United States of America and Canada. These campgrounds require payment and are not free campgrounds. Check out this blog for resources on finding free
The directory provides the:
- State, city, name, and contact information of the campground
- Answers commonly asked questions like:
- Is the campground pet-friendly?
- What are the length restrictions at the campground (based on the rig the owner drove)?
- What are the campground amenities (full hook-ups like water, paved road, wifi, etc)?
- Optional: Personal recommendation on why the
skoolie -owner liked the campground. - Optional: A link to the recommendation source
>>Scroll to the directory below<<
If you don’t have time to read that list now and/or would prefer to see it on paper, I’ve got you covered.
What is excluded from the campground directory?
I’ve generally excluded free campgrounds from this directory because it would honestly be too difficult to gather that individual campground data for one person. However, if you are looking for suggestions on solutions for free parking for your school bus conversion, then you’ll want to read this blog.
Check out this blog for resources on finding free
South American Skoolie -Friendly Campgrounds [Future Project]
The directory excludes campgrounds in South America and other parts of the world; however, if you would like to share your favorite places, then email me at hello@destinationunknown.life.
Skoolie-Friendly Campgrounds Directory
Map of Campgrounds
If you’re a visual person, then enjoy clicking on the pins in the map below. Each pin corresponds to a
Add to the Directory
In order to add your campground to the directory, you’ll be presented with 12 simple questions about the campground and why you liked it.
If you have difficulty with the form, please feel free to email Ingrid instead at Hello@DestinationUnknown.Life with the information.
Loading…Skoolie-Friendly Campgrounds FAQs
Does KOA allow skoolies?
Yes. Skoolies may be allowed to park at some KOAs but not all. Each KOA-affiliated campground is privately owned and operated, meaning that each business has its own rules and regulations.
You can eliminate some of the guesswork when searching by looking in the skoolie-friendly campgrounds directory of North America. In it, you’ll find over 70+ campgrounds, RV parks, and tiny home communities that welcome skoolies.
KOA stands for Kamping of America, and it’s company that maintains affiliate listings of privately owned campgrounds in North America.
Where can I find skoolie -friendly campgrounds near me?
Locating
There are also a number of membership programs, like Harvest Hosts or Thousand Trails, where you pay an annual fee thus giving you access to to the short-term sites on their platform. Finally, you can locate thousands of free camping sites using sites like BLM lands, USDA, and much more.
Read this blog for a detailed list of how to find free
Where can I find long-term skoolie parking?
Common ways to find long-term
You can eliminate some of the guesswork when searching by looking in the skoolie-friendly campgrounds directory of North America. In it, you’ll find over 70+ campgrounds, RV parks, and tiny home communities that welcome skoolies, some of which offer long-term
Can I park my skoolie in an RV resort?
Yes. Skoolies may be allowed to park at some RV resorts but not all. Each RV resort is privately owned and operated, meaning that each business has its own rules and regulations.
You can eliminate some of the guesswork when searching by looking in the skoolie-friendly campgrounds directory of North America. In it, you’ll find over 70+ campgrounds, RV parks, and tiny home communities that welcome
Read the Shocking Reasons Why Skoolies Aren’t Allowed in RV Parks.
Can I camp in my skoolie in national parks?
Yes. National parks are very
Read “Are Skoolies Allowed in National Parks?”
Can I camp in my skoolie in state parks?
Yes. State parks are very
Read “Are Skoolies Allowed in National Parks?”
Can I camp in my skoolie in a city park?
Maybe. It depends on if the city park is equipped for overnight camping. The amenities available in city parks vary from town to town, state to state. If a city park does offer overnight camping, remember to check for restrictions on common restrictions such as length.
Read “Are Skoolies Allowed in National Parks?”
Conclusion to Skoolie -Friendly Campgrounds in North America
I hope that the
My goal is that the directory will be a growing and reliable resource that provides helpful information to the school bus conversion community.
I hope in the near future that more campgrounds will be added to this list so that the days of hunkering down for an overnight or two in Wal-Mart parking lots and refilling your water tanks at questionable truck stops are fewer and far between… unless that’s your vibe. 🙂
To add your favorite
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- Bar Harbor, Maine: Mount Desert Island Too RV Resort
- Bar Harbor, Maine: Surprising Day Trips
- Bar Harbor, Maine: Magical Cottages
- Cleveland, Georgia: Jenny’s Creek Family Campground
- Big Pine Key, Florida: Sunshine Key RV Resort
If you are looking for more support on completing or insuring your
- Skoolie Insurance Directory of North America
- Skoolie Builders & Mobile Conversion Support
- Re-title your Skoolie in Florida
- Easily Insure your Skoolie in Florida
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