For example, campgrounds in popular tourist destinations or near major cities tend to be more expensive than those in remote areas. National park campgrounds also tend to be more expensive than private campgrounds. And campgrounds with full hookups (water, electricity, and sewer) are typically more expensive than those without hookups.
Here is a breakdown of the average campsite cost in different regions of the United States:
Northeast: $45.47 per night
Midwest: $40.19 per night
South: $38.53 per night
West: $47.29 per night
Here is a breakdown of the average campsite cost by type of campsite:
Tent site: $32.62 per night
RV site: $45.59 per night
Cabin: $62.87 per night
Yurt: $54.21 per night