Tripleblaze has been collecting camper reviews since 2005, and after tallying thousands of campground ratings around the USA, we put together a list of the highest rated campgrounds in each US state. This is the second year we’ve published this list, and while many of the names may sound familiar, 15 of the 50 top-rated campgrounds on this list are new from last year! Click the map above for an interactive version or scroll down to the list below to get more info about the most popular campgrounds in your state.

Any surprises? Are you lucky enough to have a reservation at one of these campgrounds for the 4th of July weekend?

• Alabama: Corinth Recreation Area
• Alaska: Brushkana Campgrounds
• Arizona: Grand Canyon National Park
• Arkansas: DeGray Lake
• California: Yosemite National Park
• Colorado: Camp Dick Campground
• Connecticut: Rocky Neck State Park
• Delaware: Killens Pond State Park
• Florida: Ocean Pond
• Georgia: Seminole State Park
• Hawaii: Not enough data
• Idaho: Huckleberry Tent and Breakfast
• Illinois: Shabbona Lake State Park
• Indiana: Turkey Run State Park
• Iowa: Maquoketa Caves State Park
• Kansas: Pomona State Park
• Kentucky: Green River Lake
• Louisiana: Chicot State Park
• Maine: Hermit Island Campground
• Maryland: Elk Neck State Park
• Massachusetts: Myles Standish State Forest
• Michigan: Ludington State Park
• Minnesota: Flour Lake
• Mississippi: Paul B Johnson State Park
• Missouri: Big Creek RV Park LLC
• Montana: Glacier National Park
• Nebraska: Enders Reservoir
• Nevada: Cave Lake State Park
• New Hampshire: Hancock
• New Jersey: Bass River State Forest
• New Mexico: Bandelier National Monument
• New York: Eighth Lake Campground
• North Carolina: Carolina Hemlocks
• North Dakota: Lewis and Clark State Park
• Ohio: Tappan Lake
• Oklahoma: Horse Heaven Ranch
• Oregon: Loon Lake Lodge & RV Resort
• Pennsylvania: Beaver Meadows Recreation Area
• Rhode Island: Burlingame State Park
• South Carolina: Edisto Beach State Park
• South Dakota: Horsethief Lake Campground
• Tennessee: Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Texas: Double Lake Recreation Area
• Utah: Dead Horse Point State Park
• Vermont: Winhall Brook
• Virginia: Chippokes Plantation State Park
• Washington: Crow Butte
• West Virginia: Burnsville Lake
• Wisconsin: Devils Lake State Park
• Wyoming: Esterbrook Campground