How much do you pay at your state park?

[fragmag]

Originally Posted by tslarson

FYI, I booked a full hook up site for this August at the Niagara Falls KOA, it was $97.00 a night, the most I have ever, ever paid. It wasn't the most expensive either!

That's about ridiculous!

[Stricklines]

In South Carolina there is a big range. I have one booked at $19/ night and then I have another one booked on the beach that is about $50/night. These are both electric and water sites

[Brownie]

Originally Posted by Sundancer330

Michigan state parks range $22-35 for electric only, a few have full hookups for $55 a night. One of our favorites is right on the beach of Lake Michigan with a million dollar view just 200 feet from the water for $33 a night.

Most Michigan State Parks are a real bargain! However, Sundancer didn't mention the $11 resident annual park pass ($71 for non-residents).

Still a good deal IMHO!

[3'senough]

$31- $35 for the few I use. I think the stay I have in VA is $54.00 for FHU site.

[Jmooney]

Colorado: $28 a night

+ park pass ( annual or $8 per day )

[ccso2213]

I guess it all works out. Here in Bama, the daily park fee is waived if you're staying in the campground.

[Bookemdanno]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

We do the same thing. We like the corps camps but we don't get the "geezer" discount. It's about $35 when we go there. State parks we also pay about $25 we the yearly pass (costs $60).

I'm with Tom...as we are in Texas. However, I will add, if you are a State employee you can camp in the SP's for free (Texas). Additionally, If you are a Federal Gov employee you can camp in the National Parks and Army Corp. Parks for free.

[Paintinfool3]

About 35.00 to 40.00 depending on weekend or week

[ccso2213]

Originally Posted by Bookemdanno

I'm with Tom...as we are in Texas. However, I will add, if you are a State employee you can camp in the SP's for free (Texas). Additionally, If you are a Federal Gov employee you can camp in the National Parks and Army Corp. Parks for free.

That's pretty cool. I've never been to a CE park before. Are they similar to state parks? We only have a few in Alabama apparently. I'll have to check one of them out soon.

[North of 49°]

We camp exclusively in provincial parks and prices vary depending on how "desirable" a particular park is. Prices around here range from $11.55 for a basic site to $28.35 for full service (power, water and sewer). We've never paid more than $26 for the campsites we get. A seasonal vehicle pass is $40 and good for the year.

[Iraqvet05]

$23-25 for water and 30A electric was the rate in 2015 in most Missouri SPs. Missouri hasn't updated their price list for 2016 yet.

[ccso2213]

Originally Posted by Iraqvet05

$23-25 for water and 30A electric was the rate in 2015 in most Missouri SPs. Missouri hasn't updated their price list for 2016 yet.

We stay at Montauk every year in June. I think we paid $25 a night. 25th anniversary this year of our family going there every year. Can't wait for it!

[Catmike2]

Florida averages $26.00 except the Keys run $36/38. And for the over 65 and Fla residence it's half that. The Keys look and feel like paradise itself. Yet, the Keys are getting gentrified. Big money buys up all the real estate so the average joe has no where to live. Services may be great or lacking depending on your point of view.

[chas111]

Missouri State Parks - Trail of Tears: site with electric only is $50.50 for the weekend (price includes the $8.50 online fee).

[JFlightRisk]

NYS Parks vary greatly, from $15 to $38/night, depending on the campground, and amenities desired. They also get an out-of-state resident fee per night.

[NC Roamer]

North Carolina is $22 per night for a site with water and electric.

[ccso2213]

Well we made it! Cost some coin for the week but well worth it. If you're at Oak Mountain this week, stop and see us!

[Edd505]

$4 for water electric $14 full hook ups with $100 annual camping pass

[Nate]

35 a night or so in Ohio for electric, full hookups are more, but i've never done one of those. But my Dad has a golden buckeye card so I try to bring him along and I believe we get half off during the week. I mean, I don't bring my dad for the discount, I'd bring him anyways, but the discount is nice.

[RickAE]

The cost for the State Parks here in Georgia is anywhere from $25.00 to $35.00 that's for water and electricity. Did I mention we have some great State parks in Ga.