Five Favorite Places

[TheViking]

I have:

Mogollon Rim- Payson, Az
Oak Creek Canyon- Sedona, Az
Vail Lake - Temecula, Ca
Indian Hills- Tehachapi, Ca.
Any Lake Camping Places
 
 
 
Looking forward to:  Yosemite & Sequoia---------someday

[brainpause]

We haven't bee terribly far and wide, but these are our favorites.

1. Townsend/Little River Village CG/Smokies, Tennessee
2. Big South Fork NRRA/Bandy Creek CG, Tennessee
3. Cloudland Canyon SP, Georgia
4. Nathan Bedford Forrest SP, Tennessee
5. Moonshine Creek CG, North Carolina, close to Biltmore Estate

Larry

[ForestCreature]

Good topic Gene!  We haven't been to far west yet, someday we will get the time.
From the few place we've been I come up with this list.

1. North shore of Superior, Lake Superior PP,  Ontario, Canada
2. Superior State Forest (on the shore) , Michigans U.P.
3. [size=-1]Monogahelia NF , West Virginia (not far from Spruce Knob)
4. Smokey Mountain NP
5. [/size]Ottawa National Forest, Michigans U.P.

[PITPOP27]

Jamestown, VA.
The Mark Twain house in CT (the wh ole darn state of CT!!)
Yosemite, Yosemite, Yosemite...the first time is the just the most surreal feeling...
Carpenteria, CA (trains and all, great time kayaking and great little city)

And just the most wonderful place when I was young....(er), Disneyland.  Met my hubby there when I was 14 and still get excited when I go  

[broseyj]

There are no BAD camping places, but my favorite are:

1.  Yellowstone/Grand Tetons
2.  Maine - in general, Acadia included
3.  BIg Meadows CG on Skyline Drive in VA
4.  Badlands, SD.
5.  Promised Land State Park, Poconos, PA

We also loved Utah NP's and the southwest, but we didn't camp there.

[barbjeff]

In no particular order

1) Prince Edward Island, Canada

2) Vermont almost anywhere in the mts. but especially fond of the area around Brandon.

3) Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada

4) Savannah, Georgia- A beautiful pre-civial war historic district....liked it so much we bought a home there!!

5) Banif, Alberta, Canada - awsome!

Lots more places that definitely  are right up there but these are the 5 that for some reason have made the strongest impression

[Gone-Camping]

Ummm, I could list the Blue Ridge Parkway as ALL FIVE for me! There are hundreds of things and places to visit and see along the way...
 
Ditto to a lesser extent for Skyline Drive/Shenandoah Nat Park...
 
Driving through the Mohawk Trail (Rt-2) in the Massachusettes Berkshire Mountains....
 
Calvin Coolidge State Park in Vermont, and the adjoining Coolidge Homestead and museum...
 
The Historic Triangle/Colonial Parkway (Williamsburg, Jamestown, & Yorktown)...

[springer02]

Hmmmm, this is tough but here goes.  

1.  Lakeport State Park just norh of Port Huron, Michigan.  Great beach.

2.  Douthat State Park here in Va.  Great fishing and no cell phone service!

3.  Loft Mountain in the Blue Ridge Mountains here in Va.  Peace and quiet.

4.  John Pennekamp State Park in Key Largo, Florida.  Sea food and diving.

Tena

[Surfcal]

All in California:

1.  (My secret campground that I never tell near Santa Cruz & Half Moon Bay)
2.  Yosemite National Park
3.  (Another secret campground at the Delta)
4.  Half Moon Bay State Park
5.  Fallen Leaf National Forest Campground at Lake Tahoe

Sorry, I have to include:

6.  Sequoia National Park
7.  Pfieffer at Big Sur
8.  El Chorro at Morro Bay near San Luis Obispo

Sorry to break the 5 campground rule.