The rankings reflect a blend of enduring favorites and emerging spots that have captured the attention of the outdoor community. In the Central region, North Dakota’s Scoria Pit joins South Dakota’s The Wall and Big Pine Campground as repeat standouts, maintaining their stronghold in the top three. Meanwhile, the Southeast region sees Louisiana’s Landry Vineyards Grape Escape RV Sites claiming the top spot, bolstered by the unique appeal of its onsite winery. California continues to dominate the Pacific region, contributing five of the ten winning locations.
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The Dyrt Names 2026’s Top Regional Campgrounds
From the vineyard-side retreats of Louisiana to the rugged landscapes of the Dakotas, The Dyrt has unveiled its 2026 Best Places to Camp Regional Awards. The selections, now in their sixth year, rely on feedback from the platform’s massive user base to highlight sixty standout properties across six distinct U.S. regions.
CEO Kevin Long emphasized that the awards serve as a temperature check on the state of American camping, highlighting both established destinations and new discoveries. The list arrives as the industry continues to see robust participation, with 82.4 million Americans logging at least one night outdoors in 2025. Presented by Luxefly Base Camp, a provider of gourmet freeze-dried meals, the program aims to guide travelers toward high-quality experiences that define the character of their respective regions.
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