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Campgrounds with EV Charging Capabilities

If you have an electric RV or pull a towable with an EV, check out this list of EV-friendly campgrounds.

EV Charging at Campgrounds: An Overview

Planning your next RV adventure and wondering about keeping your electric vehicle charged up along the way? You're not alone! While the infrastructure is still developing, progress is being made to integrate EV charging into the camping experience. From dedicated EV charging stations to innovative RV parks designed with EV drivers in mind, let's explore the growing landscape of EV charging at campgrounds.

For example, Kings River RV Resort in Kingsburg, California, is making a significant stride and is anticipated to be the first RV park in the Golden State to offer electric vehicle (EV) connections at every single site before this summer. While at least 66 RV parks across the U.S. already offer some form of EV charging, the commitment to providing this amenity at each site is still relatively rare. Notably, Skye Texas Hill Country Resort near Fredericksburg, Texas, holds the distinction of being the first park built from the ground up with EV charging capabilities at every site, alongside other modern conveniences like gigabit-speed WiFi, since its opening in 2024.

The well-established KOA franchise network is also actively participating in this shift, with at least 28 of their campgrounds across the U.S. and Canada currently equipped with EV charging. Recognizing the increasing demand, KOA has even compiled helpful lists of national parks and state parks that offer EV charging stations.

However, navigating the availability of EV charging at campgrounds still requires a bit of proactive research. It's worth noting that not all campgrounds with EV charging facilities clearly indicate this on their websites. Therefore, a direct conversation with the park staff is often the best way to confirm the type of EV charging systems they offer and ensure they meet your specific needs.

A List of EV-Friendly Campgrounds

Here’s a sampling of campgrounds, RV parks and resorts across the U.S. and Canada that offer EV charging stations, based on information provided to GoRVing.com from a variety of sources, including BookOutdoors.com, CampinSouthDakota.com, Camp-California.com,  CampColorado.com, CampNewYork.com, CampgroundViews.com, CampJellystone.com, Campspot.com, Equity LifeStyle Properties, GoodSam.com, TexasCampgrounds.com and other sources, including the campgrounds themselves:

Arizona

Arkansas

California

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Photo courtesy of Kings River RV Resort in Kingsburg, California

Colorado

Connecticut

Florida

Georgia

Kansas

Maryland

Kings River RV Resort in Kingsburg, California
Photo courtesy of Kings River RV Resort in Kingsburg, California

Massachusetts

Michigan

Mississippi

Montana

Nevada

New York

North Carolina

Kings River RV Resort in Kingsburg, California
Photo courtesy of Kings River RV Resort in Kingsburg, California

Ohio

Oregon

Pennsylvania

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Canada

Final Thoughts

Campgrounds that do not offer EV charging on-site will be able to recommend charging stations nearby. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Energy has produced a database of publicly accessible EV charging stations across the country, which can be accessed here. If you own and operate a campground or RV park with EV charging that would like to be added to this listing, please email Jeff Crider at [email protected] with the details.

Jeff Crider

Author

Jeff Crider

Jeff Crider, President and CEO of Crider Public Relations, has been involved in covering the campground industry for over 25 years. Jeff has worked as a freelance writer for publications such as RV Business, Motor Home Magazine, Trailer Life, Highways and other Affinity Group Inc. publications since 1995. He has also successfully pitched many of the nation's top tier media outlets, including CNN, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, The Financial Times, Reuters, The Associated Press and National Public Radio. In addition to writing, Jeff is also a talented photographer and humanitarian.