8 Best Spring Break Destinations for Camping
By Christina Scannapiego
Active.com
Spring break doesn't have to involve a week of taking shots and losing sleep. Grab your closest friends or—if you've got kids in school, your family—and head to one of these campgrounds.
Want to camp somewhere else? Find the perfect spot.
Allegany, New York
Sure, the Empire State can still be frigid at this time of year—so luckily its year round vacation cottages are fully equipped for your family or group of friends to cozy up. Trails are perfect for cross-country skiing, hiking or mountain biking—whatever the weather calls for. Read More
South Padre Island, Texas
Traditionally one of the biggest spring break destinations in the country, the warm, gulf waters and plenty of sunshine make opportunities limitless for fishing, swimming, beach running, kayaking and more. Read More
San Jacinto Mountains, California
Idyllwild made author John Villani’s 100 Best Art Towns in America. After one hike or climb, you'll see where the inspiration comes from. Read More
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Ever see that movie, Shag, back in the ‘80s? Chances are the answer is “no,” but it was a gem and showcased just how happening Myrtle Beach was in the ‘60s. And guess what? Things haven’t changed. Read More
Santa Barbara County, California
Take your family on a quintessential California road trip but add a special twist and stay at this old-fashioned dude ranch, with a cobblestone lodge, complete with horses. The kids will love it. Read More
Key Largo, Florida
Practically the Caribbean, Key Largo isn’t your typical, crazy spring break spot. It’s peaceful, tropical and abundant in white sand, crystal clear water and marine life. A diving and snorkeling jackpot. Read More
New Orleans, Louisiana
Add some spice to your spring. This KOA makes the Big Easy … easy. It’s the closest KOA to the French quarter, the finest food and sassiest jazz. It's the best way to do NOLA on a budget. Read More
Santa Monica Mountains, California
With five miles of ocean shoreline, rocky bluffs, sandy beaches, dunes, canyons, valleys, hiking trails, excellent waves and gorgeous, Southern California weather, you’ll feel like you just stepped into the screen of classic surf film, Big Wednesday. Read More
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