HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM CARI, ROBBY AND THE STAFF AT PHOENIX POP UP
Wishing everyone the Happiest New Year!
Remember tomorrow, January 1st we are closed.
See you again starting Thursday!
Here is a list of 5 great places to visit this upcoming year! Please remember to share all your camping experiences with us!
1. Mather Campground
Near Grand Canyon National Park – Arizona
No outdoor camping experience will ever be complete without paying homage to the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, one of the best and greatest US campgrounds. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has camping grounds which are open year-round. If you’re planning to go during summer, make sure to book for reservations six months in advance.
2. Wawona Campground
Near Yosemite National Park – East Central California
The Wawona campground at the Yosemite National Park is also home to the historic Wawona hotel which dates back from the late 19th century. All in all, there are 13 popular camping grounds within the vicinity of the Yosemite National Park. Horseback riding, golf, hiking, trekking, skiing and rock climbing are just some of the activities that you can indulge in while staying at the Wawon
3. Bowman Lake Campground
Near Glacier National Park – Montana
Located at the northern border of Montana, the Glacier National Park is both a national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. New campers, however, should be warned because it is one of the most remote US campgrounds within the park.
But you’ll definitely be stunned by the beauty of the outdoors with a view of the majestic mountains and the Bowman lake. This is a great camping stop for those who want to have the authentic outdoor camping experience.
4. Blackwoods Campground
Near Acadia National Park – Maine
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How do you feel about exploring the only national park in New England, which covers more than 47,000 acres of land? This is the exact type of place that you will get to explore by staying at the Blackwoods campground within the Acadia National Park which attracts nearly 3 million visitors per year.
5. Moraine Campground
Near Rocky Mountain National Park – Colorado
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The Rocky Mountain National Park was established in 1915 and it offers five drive-in campgrounds. What makes this particular area unique is that there are about 200 back country campsites all across the park – just keep in mind that there are no hookups for electric, water or sewer systems for your motor homes.
Phoenix Pop Up: Design Your Camper Your Way
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This 2014 we can design your custom camper from the ground up to fit your vehicle the way you want it from the inside out. Choose from one of our three floor plans to fit your vehicle’s make, model, and bed size. We build and sold our campers for more than 40 years and we are committed to providing the best possible design and buying experience by serving our customers directly, read more About Us.
