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Camp at Juniper Campground, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico
Juniper Family Campground is located near the entrance to the park, just off Highway 4. After passing through the park entrance station take the first right turn. There are 3 loops in Juniper Campground. As Juniper Campground rarely fills to capacity, only one or two of the loops may be open at any given time and are first come first served, no reservations are t... -
Camp Juniper Campground, Grassy Butte, North Dakota
Juniper Campground is 5 miles from Hwy 85 and is the only campground in the park's North Unit. All sites are open to tent camping and most can also be used by vehicles/RVs (no hookups).All regular sites are first come, first served. Juniper Campground is trending to fill to capacity by late afternoon and definitely fills to capacity on holiday weekends. -
Camp at Ka`aha Campsite & Shelter, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Big Island, Hawaii
All eight backcountry campsites (Ka‘aha, Halapē, Keauhou, ‘Āpua Point, Nāpau, Pepeiao Cabin, Red Hill Cabin and Mauna Loa Cabin) and all offsite/dispursed backcountry camping require a permit. See the Backcountry Hiking page for details on how to obtain your permit. Campers may stay a maximum of 3 consecutive nights per site. A total of 16 hikers are allo... -
Boat Camp around Kabetogama Lake, Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota
Kabetogama Lake has many frontcountry tent campsites and are only accessible by boat. Bald Rock (K1) is a large campsite with a sand landing and one-sided dock landing that measures 4'x20'. This site has 1 vault toilet, 2 picnic tables, 1 fire ring, 4 bear proof foodlockers that measure 52" wide x 36" deep and 21" high each, and 4- tent pads that measure 14'x13', 12'... -
Camp at Kaibab Camper Village, Jacob Lake, Arizona
Kaibab Camper Village is a private campground 0.25 miles (0.5 km) south of Jacob Lake on Forest Service Road 461 off AZ 67. Open May 15 to October 15, 7 am–9 pm; Reservations: 928-643-7804. -
Camp at Kaiteriteri Beach, New Zealand
Kaiteriteri is a town and seaside resort in the Tasman Region of the South Island of New Zealand. The town is best known for its scenic beach and was on CNN Travel #68 World's 100 best beaches list in 2013. Kaiteriteri Beach campgrounds are rated as a Four Star Plus holiday park by Qualmark, the Kaiteriteri Reserve Camp has a rich history and is extremely popular. Th... -
Camp Kaitoke Regional Campground, Upper Hutt, New Zealand
See Kaitoke to swim in tranquil pools, see forest tracks, dare the swing bridge, hike Ridge Track If Upper Hut Valley to see Rivendell. -
Camp at Kalaloch Campground, Olympic National Park, Washington
Kalaloch campground within Olympic National Park in Washington state is on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean with great views. Several beach trails lead to coastal hikes and Kalaloch Creek. There is great beach hiking; cliffs, forest, and small headlands for exploring although beware at high tide due to debris. Some sites located on the cliff for lovely beach view... -
Explore Kanawha State Forest, Charleston, West Virginia
Kanawha State Forest is a 9,300-acre (38 km2) recreation area located near the community of Loudendale, West Virginia, which is about 7 miles (11 km) from downtown Charleston, West Virginia, United States. It is managed by the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources. While still classified as a "state forest", the West Virginia Legislature has directed that the ... -
Stay at Kapalaoa Cabin, Haleakalā National Park, Maui, Hawaii
Three Wilderness cabins are located within Haleakalā National Park and are maintained by the National Park Service for visitor use by advanced reservation. Kapalaoa Cabin, 5.5 miles down the Keoneheʻeheʻe or 7.3 miles from Halemauʻu Trailhead, lies at the base of the cliffs on the south side of the valley. The view from Kapalaoa takes in brightly colored cinder cones,... -
Glamp Kate's Lazy Desert, Landers, California
Colorful, kitschy group of 6 individually decorated Airstream trailers set in the desert. -
Camp at Katherine Landing Campground, Arizona
Situated a half mile from Lake Mohave’s shore, this National Park Service campground has all the amenities you need for boating and camping. Bring your own watercraft or rent one nearby. How to Get There: From the intersection of AZ-68 and AZ-95 in Bullhead City, Arizona, drive north for about 3 miles on AZ-68. Turn left on Davis Dam Road and drive for 1 mil... -
Camp at Kayenta Campground, Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah
Nestled within a grove of junipers, the Kayenta Campground at Dead Horse Point State Park offers a peaceful, shaded respite from the surrounding desert. All 21 campsites offer lighted shade structures, picnic tables, fire rings, and tent pads. All sites are also equipped with RV electrical hookups (20/30/50 AMP). Modern restroom facilities are available, and hiking tr... -
Camp at Kearvaig Bothy, Scottish Highlands, Scotland
If you’re heading to the Cape Wrath lighthouse, make sure you take an extra night to stay here. -
Camp at Coves in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
Throughout Kenai Fjords are many beautiful coves that are only accessible by kayak or water taxi. Due to glacial weathering, erosion, and rough seas, there are sharp cliffs and finding safe landing beaches can be challenging. We recommend carrying a chart and/or map of the area (some are available in park bookstores). Consulting online satellite maps, such as Google E...
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