A trip in an RV through the USA is the perfect opportunity to experience the country's culinary diversity – often right from the grill in front of your camper.

What you should definitely try:

🥩 Barbecue (BBQ): Completely different depending on the region. Try pulled pork in the Southern states or beef brisket in Texas.🥞 American Breakfast: A stack of pancakes with maple syrup in a classic diner is a must.🌮 Taco Trucks: Especially in the West and South, you'll find authentic and affordable Mexican food.🔥 S'mores: The camping classic. A toasted marshmallow and a piece of chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers, made over a campfire.🛒 Supermarkets: The huge supermarkets like Walmart or Safeway are an experience in themselves and perfect for stocking your RV's fridge for the days ahead.

The USA is the motherland of camping. The infrastructure is excellent, but rules vary.

🏕️ Wild Camping (Boondocking/Dispersed Camping):

Overnighting outside of official sites is allowed and very common in the USA under certain conditions. It is known as "boondocking" or "dispersed camping." This is generally permitted on public lands such as National Forests and BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land, as long as you follow the rules ("Leave No Trace," distance regulations). It is usually prohibited within National Parks themselves.

🚐 Official Campgrounds:

The network of campgrounds is gigantic.

National & State Park Campgrounds: Often beautifully located but with basic facilities (usually no electricity/water hook-ups). These must be reserved months in advance online, especially in popular parks like Yosemite or Zion.

Private Campgrounds (e.g., KOA, Good Sam): These often offer full comfort with "Full Hook-ups" (electricity, water, sewage), pools, and Wi-Fi. They are more expensive but easier to book spontaneously.

On Campcruisers, you will find a selection of bookable campgrounds. Take a look, maybe the perfect spot for your USA trip is already there!

Your booked RV is the key to the wonders of the USA. The Campcruisers team has put together three legendary routes for you that will take you to the most unforgettable places.

🚐 Tour 1: The Classic West – National Park Hopping

This route is the epitome of the USA road trip and takes you to the most famous natural wonders in the world.

Duration: 14-21 daysDistance: approx. 2,500 km (1,550 miles)Ideal for: First-timers, nature & photography fans, familiesDay 1-3: Las Vegas & Zion National Park: Start in Las Vegas and drive to Zion National Park in Utah. Hike through the impressive canyons and experience the spectacular landscape.Day 4-6: Bryce Canyon & Page: Visit Bryce Canyon with its unique rock spires (hoodoos). Continue to Page, Arizona, to visit Antelope Canyon and the breathtaking Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River.Day 7-9: Monument Valley & Grand Canyon: Experience the iconic scenery of Monument Valley, famous from countless Westerns. Then, drive to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Spend at least two days here to comprehend the sheer scale of this world wonder.Day 10-14: Route 66 & Yosemite: Drive a stretch of the legendary Route 66 before heading through the hot Death Valley into the cool Sierra Nevada Mountains to Yosemite National Park. Marvel at the giant granite cliffs of El Capitan and Half Dome, as well as the giant sequoia trees. End your trip in San Francisco.

🏜️ Tour 2: The Pacific Coast – Highway 1 & More

Experience California's spectacular coastal road and the diversity of the West Coast, from metropolises to redwood forests. Duration: 10-14 daysDistance: approx. 1,500 km (930 miles)Ideal for: Connoisseurs, city explorers, couplesDay 1-3: San Francisco: Explore the city with the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the Cable Cars before picking up your RV and heading south.Day 4-6: Highway 1 & Big Sur: Drive the most famous coastal road in the world. Stop at the many viewpoints in Big Sur, admire the Bixby Bridge, and watch sea elephants near San Simeon.Day 7-9: Los Angeles & Beaches: Explore the highlights of L.A. like Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and the beaches of Santa Monica and Venice Beach.Day 10-14: Optional – National Parks or San Diego: From L.A., either drive inland to Joshua Tree or Sequoia National Park, or continue down the coast to the relaxed city of San Diego.

🏰 Tour 3: Florida – Sunshine State & Keys

A relaxed tour through the sunny south with dream beaches, alligators, and a Caribbean flair.

Duration: 10-14 daysDistance: approx. 1,200 km (750 miles)Ideal for: Families, sun-seekers, animal loversDay 1-3: Orlando & the Theme Parks: Start in Orlando, home of Disney World and Universal Studios. A perfect beginning, especially for families.Day 4-5: Kennedy Space Center & Atlantic Coast: Visit the Kennedy Space Center on the "Space Coast" and experience the history of space exploration up close.Day 6-8: Everglades & Gulf Coast: Drive south to the Everglades. Take an airboat tour and look for alligators. Afterwards, relax on the white sandy beaches of the Gulf Coast near Naples or Fort Myers.Day 9-12: Florida Keys & Key West: Drive the spectacular Overseas Highway across countless bridges to Key West, the southernmost point of the continental USA. Enjoy the Caribbean vibe and the famous sunset at Mallory Square.

Arrival from most parts of the world is exclusively by plane.

✈️ By Plane:The USA is served by all major international airlines. The most popular gateways for campervan trips are Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), and Las Vegas (LAS) in the West; Miami (MIA) or Orlando (MCO) in Florida; and New York (JFK) or Chicago (ORD) for other routes.Important: Book your flight so that you spend your first night in a hotel. Most rental companies do not allow vehicle pickup on the same day as your arrival from a long-haul international flight to combat driver fatigue.

After your first night's stay, you can easily get to your camper's pickup location. The exact address of our partner's rental station will be provided in your booking documents.

Arrival from most parts of the world is exclusively by plane.

✈️ By Plane:The USA is served by all major international airlines. The most popular gateways for campervan trips are Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), and Las Vegas (LAS) in the West; Miami (MIA) or Orlando (MCO) in Florida; and New York (JFK) or Chicago (ORD) for other routes.Important: Book your flight so that you spend your first night in a hotel. Most rental companies do not allow vehicle pickup on the same day as your arrival from a long-haul international flight to combat driver fatigue.

After your first night's stay, you can easily get to your camper's pickup location. The exact address of our partner's rental station will be provided in your booking documents.