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| Above, Route 66 RV Resort near Albuquerque charges over $80/night. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Remember the days when campsites at an RV park or commercial campground cost less than $50 a night? Strange as it may seem, it wasn't all that long ago.
The cost of a one night's stay at an RV park has gotten more expensive. $80 per night isn't unusual nor campsites over $100 per night is getting less rare these days.
Even thought prices have shot up, are you getting your money's worth? That is something that RV Travel took a look into in an article.
They begin with:
Remember when $50 seemed like a lot of money for an RV campsite? For plenty of RVers, it still is. But look around popular destinations today, and you’ll als
o find campsites advertised for $100, $150, and $200 or more per night. Go after a premium waterfront site at a high-end RV resort during peak season, and we’ve found published rates of $300, $400, and even close to $600 for a single night!
And to that, we ask: What in the world are you getting for all that money?
We dug into current 2026 campground pricing and looked at what some of the country’s more expensive RV resorts actually include. The answer isn’t quite as simple as “campgrounds have gotten ridiculously expensive.”
To read more, go here.
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