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• U.S.A.

US Nat'l Park List

• Yosemite
• Yellowstone/Grand Teton
• Grand Canyon
• Smoky Mountains
• Rocky Mountains
• Arches/Canyonland
• Mesa Verde
• Petrified Forest
• Mt Rainier
• Olympic
• Sequoia and Kings Canyon
• Acadia National Park

Camping

There are many different things to do in the U.S. or overseas for a wide variety of budgets...or lack thereof.

For those traveling in the U.S. on a budget ~ or who want to experience the "great outdoors," camping is a great way to go.  There are campsites for every type of person - those who have to have electricity and those who want to completely "rough it."  

Camping in a National Park is a great experience, and price-wise, acceptable, particularly if a National Parks Pass is purchased.  Although there are many private-owned campgrounds, they greatly range in quality, whereas the government facilities are rather "uniform" in what to expect. 

A "step up" from camping in a tent would be to rent an RV.  Renting an RV is especially popular for travel to National Parks such as Yellowstone or Mesa Verde.  They come in various sizes, ranging from "manageable for the average man" to "insanely humongous for the determined traveler." 

For those souls brave enough to do without the luxuries of everyday life, here's a camping checklist.  These are suggestions, not laws!  It can be adapted to fit your needs or lifestyle.