Book Your Camp Trips HERE

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Don't forget January 2nd is the first day to book your campsites for the month of July. If your going to a popular campground or want the ONE special site then don't delay and get ready to call first thing Sunday, January 2nd 2011. 

Here is a link to the website that books most campgrounds Reserve America in the USA. Here is the note they post online.


California State Park On-sale Begins January 2  

(Sunday 8AM PST)

Arrivals for July will be On-sale (Jul 1st through 31st)
Sign-in before 8:00AM PST for your best on-sale experience (10 minutes before is fine) 

You can also call:

Contact us by Phone

NRRS Federal Campgrounds
Toll Free 1-877-444-6777
International 518-885-3639
California State Campgrounds
Reservations 1-800-444-7275
Customer Service 1-800-695-2269
Colorado State Park Campgrounds
Reservations 1-800-678-2267
Local Number 1-303-470-1144
Connecticut State Campgrounds
Reservations 1-877-668-2267
Customer Service 1-877-612-1100
East Bay Regional Park District
Reservations 1-888-EBPARKS
TDD: 1-510-633-0460
Encore/ELS
Reservations 1-888-237-3204
Florida State Campgrounds
Reservations 1-800-326-3521
Customer Service 1-888-622-9190
Headquarters
ReserveAmerica
40 South Street
Ballston Spa, New York 12020-9904
USA
Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation
Reservations 1-888-922-6743
Customer Service 1-888-778-4520
Illinois State Parks
Customer Service: (800) 246-5082
Kentucky State Parks
Reservations 1-888-459-7275
Customer Service 1-888-778-5340
TDD* 1-888-778-5341
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources Campgrounds
Reservations 1-800-397-7795
Louisiana State Campgrounds
Reservations 1-877-226-7652
Maryland State Parks
Reservations: 1-888-432-2267
Customer Service: 1-888-432-2267
Massachusetts State Campgrounds
Reservations 1-877-422-6762
Customer Service 1-877-620-2267
Mississippi Wildlife Fisheries & Parks
Reservations 1-800-467-2757
Customer Service 1-866-393-4880
TDD* 1-866-386-5268
New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation
Reservations 1-877-647-2757
Customer Service 1-888-232-2593
New Mexico State Parks
EMail #WebSupportNM@infospherix.com
Reservations 1-877-664-7787
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation & Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation
Reservations 1-800-456-CAMP (2267)
Customer Service 1-800-777-9644
TDD* 1-800-304-1265
Oregon State Parks
Reservations 1-800-452-5687
Local Number 503-731-3411
Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management
Reservations 1-877-742-2675
Customer Service 1-877-422-6757
TDD* 1-866-889-9316
Snohomish County Parks & Recreation
E-mail: scparksrec@gmail.com
Reservations: 425-388-6600
Customer Service: 425-388-6629
South Carolina State Campgrounds
Reservations 1-866-345-7275
Customer Service 1-888-275-9887
Utah State Parks and Recreation
Reservations 1-800-322-3770
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation
Reservations 1-800-933-7275
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Reservations 1-888-947-2757


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