Great Places to Pitch your Tent in USA

What is Camping all about? Any idea? Ok, let me share my feelings first before I enter the main topic.

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It is tied in with awakening to the sounds of the birds tweeting around and the morning breeze. Getting your jeans dusty, meandering in the excellent woods with nature all around, gazing at the stars, appreciating the glow of campfire and coming back to your tent at last for a serene rest, that is what camping is all about. It helps the mind and body to relax and breathe in the fresh air.
After gathering information from my fellow trekkers, I have made a list of a few places that are the best spots for pitching your tents and having the camping experience of your life. I bet you will get to know the most amazing features of each natural utopia.

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In the event if a rustic trip in the Northeast is the thing that you are searching for, you should head towards the White Mountains in New Hampshire. It can be ultimately exciting for hiking enthusiasts because these mountains give a real rugged challenge.  The best time to visit is in the fall on the grounds that seeing the red, yellow and coral shades that spread all around is completely dazzling to the eyes.
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The backwoods has 24 campgrounds altogether with created campgrounds that require reservations. There are additionally puts for setting up tents and some log shelters spread all through the place that may require a little charge also.
You can get the every day go to the recreation center for about $3 while the goes for seven days are $5. Rates for campgrounds fluctuate from $18 to $24 for a night, while tent outdoors is free.
MINNEWASKA  
On the off chance that you cherish nature and open air brandishes, the Minnewaska Park Preserve in Upstate New York is an ideal spot for you. The recreation center is encompassed by grand rough landscape that offers a lot of experiences. The pathways extends 50 miles where you can bicycle, explore, climb or simply appreciate all of nature. This spot is loaded with waterfalls, lovely rock formation, completely clear lakes, thick woodlands, sharp cliffs and  stunning sights. In addition, it makes an ideal spot for rock climbing for the experts. More or less, the rundown of the exercises it offers is just about interminable.
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You can pack and go camping there anytime between May and November if the weather allows. If you become a member, you only need to pay $24, whereas, everyone else must pay around $38
Shenandoah National Park, VirginiaK, VI
If you are a reader who resides in the D.C. area, get ready for the most beautiful experience of your life. A lush green destiny that is just a few miles away waits for you. The park has the most splendid waterfalls and peaceful backwoods with trails that extend 500 miles. Shenandoah (in Virginia) also offers a great hike to Old Rag Mountain, which is the toughest, yet worth it because of the unforgettably remarkable view you get from its peak.
The best part is it welcomes you all year around. However, there are a few sections of the road that are closed due to rough weather conditions and deer hunting season. In particular, March to November are the best times of the year to visit this park.

Assateague Island National Seashore Maryland
Those who love to spend quality time at beaches, living in tents and having bonfires on the sand, Assateague Island in Maryland makes their dream come true. It is an island with not only beaches but also thick forests and coastal harbors. You can even find a community of horses there which makes the whole experience a more exotic one. It is open all year round with a $30/night campsite fee.
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So, what are you waiting for? Keep perusing to find the campground you had always wanted, get equipped of companions for an ideal escape from the busiest routine life.

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___Dev

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