All campground data comes from the Recreation Information Database (RIDB),
the federal government's official database of recreation facilities on public lands.
This includes campgrounds managed by the National Park Service (NPS), USDA Forest Service (FS),
Bureau of Land Management (BLM), US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Bureau of Reclamation (BOR),
and US Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS).
Instead of a single score, each facility shows practical condition indicators that help you decide if it's right for your trip:
Road Access
How you'll get there. Based on facility descriptions and campsite data.
| Paved | Paved roads to the campground. |
| Gravel | Gravel access roads. |
| Dirt | Unpaved dirt roads. |
| High Clearance | High clearance vehicle recommended. |
| 4WD Required | Four-wheel drive needed for access. |
Seasonal Status
When the campground is open. Parsed from facility descriptions.
| Open Year-Round | No seasonal closures mentioned. |
| Seasonal Closure | Closes for part of the year. |
| Winter Closure | Specifically closed during winter months. |
Campfire Status
Whether campfires are allowed, based on descriptions and campsite-level data.
| Campfires Allowed | Campfires permitted at sites. |
| Restrictions | Fire restrictions mentioned in description. |
| No Campfires | Campfires not permitted. |
Other Indicators
- Elevation — Campground elevation in feet, parsed from descriptions.
- Max RV Length — Maximum RV/trailer length from campsite data, equipment records, or descriptions.
- Boondock Accessibility — For dispersed/primitive sites: Easy, Moderate, or Rough access.