RV Camping

Recreation.gov says Mammoth Campground will shift to first-come, first-served sites and Scan & Pay payments beginning October 16. The campground remains open in winter without hookups, but differing official dates for the transition and RV-length limits mean travelers arriving near the changeover should verify details on site.

Loft Mountain Campground in Shenandoah National Park was scheduled to end its 2026 season on November 1. Its 207 sites have no electric or water hookups, and travelers should check both reservation availability and first-come, first-served options for fall stays.

Camping World will hold an RV Expo at its Myrtle Beach store from Oct. 15–18. Visitors can browse new and used RVs and camping gear, with hours extending to 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 6 p.m. Saturday, and 5 p.m. Sunday.

The Central Texas RV Super Sale is scheduled for Oct. 9–11 at Dell Diamond in Round Rock. Parking is free, and admission for visitors 60 and older is $6; hours vary by day.

Death Valley’s Furnace Creek Campground enters its reservation season on October 15. Of its 136 sites, 18 have full hookups, and travelers should confirm their total vehicle length and nightly rate when booking.

Pleasant Valley Pit north of Bishop is a first-come, first-served BLM campground with RV and tent sites for $7 per night. It has no hookups, drinking water, or dump station, and BLM recommends RVs no longer than 30 feet.

Otter Creek Campground operates through October 25, and Recreation.gov lists every site as reservation-only. Bridge work has closed Blue Ridge Parkway Mileposts 63.5 to 63.9, so travelers should separately confirm campsite reservations and their access route.

Mount Pisgah Campground’s 2026 operating season runs through October 25, with sites priced at $30 per night. The campground has no electric, water, or sewer hookups, so travelers should also verify vehicle-length limits and access conditions for their reserved site.

Camping World’s Branson tent event is scheduled for Oct. 14–18. Hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, so visitors should plan around the day they intend to attend.